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Global gamblers bet 100 million shekels on Gadi Eisenkot on prediction markets
According to the latest data from the American prediction market platform "Kalshi", former Chief of Staff and minister Gadi Eisenkot is opening a significant gap over his competitors, jumping to a 59% chance of winning the position. Similar results are also seen on "Polymarket".
Israelis have not yet woken up: The trend conquering the world of alcohol
0% beers, non-alcoholic wines and cocktails are becoming a huge global industry. Tzahi Barak, CEO of Frutarom (Frodelis), tells about the discovery that led to a new technology, the wine sold for 50 euros, and Israel's big gap.
Not just a sandwich: 8 upgraded lunch boxes that kids will actually want to take
From models with compartments for sandwiches, fruits, and vegetables to containers specifically for salads or poke bowls, here are eight lunch boxes that will organize the morning meal.
Despite internal pressure: Netanyahu is in no hurry to reserve a spot for Yoseph Haddad
Following the Likud primaries, right-wing parties are attempting to attract disappointed voters from the right wing. Meanwhile, concern is growing within Likud regarding the move by Ofer Winter and Yoseph Haddad, and the possibility that votes will remain below the electoral threshold.
All eyes were on Trump's aide - and then Melania appeared: "I heard you missed me"
After more than a month without a public appearance, Melania Trump returned to the side of President Donald Trump in the White House Rose Garden. The return came during a week when American media were focused on Natalie Harp, the President's personal aide, and her close relationship with him.
Right-wing activists return fire after stone-throwing attack: one Palestinian killed
A group of right-wing activists on an uncoordinated hike was attacked with stones. A shooting incident ensued, resulting in the death of one Palestinian, according to reports.
Controversial: Will Donald Trump's name replace the hero of Pearl Harbor?
The US Navy is considering naming the new aircraft carrier after the incumbent president — for the first time in history. In such a case, Donald Trump's name would replace the memory of a black sailor who became a hero during the World War II disaster.
On Putin's altar: North Korea's ruler continues to sacrifice his people
Since the end of 2024, Kim Jong Un has been sending masses of soldiers to fight in Ukraine. Now, the number of soldiers from North Korea who will fight on Ukrainian soil is only increasing.
2028 US Elections: Rubio surpasses Vance — and Democrats have a good reason to smile
2028 US Elections: A new poll shows Marco Rubio defeating Kamala Harris and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with 48%, while J.D. Vance loses to Harris and shows weaker results in some scenarios. In the background, Donald Trump reportedly tends to support Vance as his political successor.
Lebanese Prime Minister sent a message to Hezbollah from Tyre: "One army — there is no other option"
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam visited a military base in Tyre and declared that the south must be under the exclusive authority of the state. Background: the dispute over Hezbollah's weapons, Israeli strikes, and the demand for an Israeli withdrawal.
Exclusive | After more than 900 days: The Haymanot Kasau family launches a crowdfunding campaign to increase the reward
It has become known to Maariv that the association for Haymanot has launched a crowdfunding campaign titled "Bringing Haymanot Home." According to the campaign page, the funds are intended to finance the continuation of the searches, increase the monetary reward, and continue the public struggle.
Trump opened a front against The Hague — and now relations with Japan are paying the price
The Trump administration has expanded sanctions against the International Criminal Court and blacklisted President Tomoko Akane, who helped issue warrants against Netanyahu and Putin. In Japan, they warn of damage to international law and relations with the US.
Facing a sworn enemy: Donald Trump managed to surprise the US again
Surprisingly, the US President gave an interview to Michael Cohen, who previously served as his lawyer but had a bitter falling out with him: "You and I have been through a pretty tough road together."
Dozens arrived on foot, set fire and fled: Another incident involving Jewish radicals in the West Bank
Dozens of Jewish radical activists were captured on video arriving in Wadi Rahim, setting fire to engineering equipment and spraying graffiti. The IDF reported that forces arrived at the scene and conducted searches, but the perpetrators had fled minutes earlier.
Ransom, Captivity and Unknown Fate: Maritime Terrorism Surges Off the Somali Coast
Against the backdrop of global instability, maritime terrorism off the coast of Somalia is resurging. Two commercial vessels have been hijacked in recent days, with the fate of some crew members remaining unclear.
Fewer young people are enrolling in US campuses — but the competition is not getting easier
The number of 18-year-olds in the US is shrinking due to a decline in birth rates, and enrollment in higher education institutions is expected to shrink by 13% by 2041. Contrary to expectations, the decrease in the number of young people will not necessarily make admission chances to desirable institutions easier.
The tension hiding behind the quiet in the Golan: "The enemy is operating anew"
From a stone moved from its place to a herd with an unusual number of shepherds: fighters of the 595th Battalion track every change beyond the border. A special glimpse into the activity of the fighters who are our eyes in Syria.
"If she were white, they would have found her": The Kassau family opens up
More than 900 days after Haymonot Kassau disappeared in Safed, her father and sister break their silence, harshly criticizing the authorities and claiming that if she were a white girl, the state would have turned the world upside down to find her.
30 Years Without Yair Rosenblum: 50 Stories Behind the Songs We All Know
The hit that Yair Rosenblum banned from the Nahal Band, the classic born from love, and the words found in rehabilitation that became a chilling memorial song: 30 years after his death, we return to the unknown stories behind the songs that became the soundtrack of Israel.
Hamas under pressure from the ballot box - and now it is trying to build a front against Fatah | Anna Barsky
In closed discussions, the Shin Bet warns that due to regulations making it difficult to compete in the elections at the end of November, Hamas is trying to create partnerships with Palestinian factions to undermine Fatah's rule.
Netanyahu's nightmare begins to get numbers: Eisenkot at a new peak | Maariv poll
Gadi Eisenkot continues to strengthen and widens the lead over Netanyahu, while the opposition bloc approaches a decisive moment. And also: how many votes are wasted below the electoral threshold and what do they think in Likud about reserving a spot for Yair Netanyahu | Maariv poll
Even Erdogan Did Not Help: Bad News for Abu Mazen Ahead of UN General Assembly
According to a report in the Jerusalem Post, the Trump administration intends to deny entry visas to New York to Abu Mazen and his senior officials again this year, despite mediation attempts by Erdogan; the PA Chairman is expected to address the UN General Assembly from Ramallah.
From the Aleppo community in New York to a home in Ra'anana: 17 immigrants of Syrian descent arrived in Israel today
Three families from the Syrian-Jewish community in the United States landed this morning in Israel and immigrated together as a group of 17, including 11 children; the families will settle in Ra'anana, and additional families from the community are expected to arrive next week.
The unusual phenomenon that the IDF identifies on the Golan border: "The Syrians are on the roofs"
Opposite the destroyed Quneitra, IDF soldiers monitor every movement on the Syrian side. Despite the absence of heavy enemy forces, the tension in the sector keeps troops on high alert.
After claiming "I was never violent": Developments in the investigation of singer Ofek Adank
About two weeks after being questioned following a complaint by his former partner, the police announced that the investigation file against Ofek Adank will be transferred to the State Attorney's Office. The singer denied violence, and his former partner replied: "The truth does not need noise."
Ronen Tzur warns: "If they don't shrink their egos, they will find themselves in a political desert"
Ronen Tzur addressed the party being established by Ofer Winter, the tension between him and Gadi Eisenkot, and possible connections within the right-wing bloc and the bloc opposing Netanyahu. According to him, those who do not shrink their egos may find themselves outside the political wheel.
"Memories we will not forget": The journey that brought together veterans of bereavement and the generation of October 7 | Josh Aronson
About 20 young people from bereaved families and terror victims set out on an adventurous journey in the Black Canyon, which connected veterans of the "OneFamily" organization with new members who joined since October 7 - through fear, trust, teamwork, and a shared experience: "It gave us a moment to breathe."
Prayer in the Aymara language for Israel: The meeting that moved the ambassador to Bolivia
About 100 pastors and community leaders in Bolivia participated in a conference in support of Israel, the highlight of which was a prayer for the country's peace and prosperity delivered by an Aymara tribe leader in the ancient indigenous language, in the presence of Ambassador Gali Dagan.
"Arrogance, detachment and stupidity": Efrat Rayten in a sharp attack on Miri Regev
MK Efrat Rayten sharply attacked Miri Regev against the backdrop of the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport, backed Yair Golan after the storm surrounding the attack in Syria - and also revealed what she is trying to promote behind the scenes with Einav Zangauker.
What happened at Ben Gurion Airport is bullying: In Israel there is no longer law and no judge | Avi Ashkenazi
One hundred thousand passengers were caught in a power struggle at Ben Gurion Airport while the Minister of Transport is abroad. The chaos at the airport, the violence on the roads, and the lack of governance are no longer isolated incidents.
"In terms of endurance, it has no real limitation": A new reinforcement for the Air Force
The second "Gideon" refueling aircraft landed at Nevatim and will join the Air Force's strategic array. The aircraft carries a large amount of fuel, is capable of receiving fuel in the air, and will implement fresh operational lessons from distant theaters, including Iran.
"The investigation may cause officials to hesitate to expand Arab cities"
Following the Kol HaYehudi investigation that exposed the Khamaisi plan to alter the demographic map of the Galilee, Professor Rassem Khamaisi responded in an interview with Radio Al-Shams, stating that the Arab community must act politically to work for a fair distribution of land.
"It's madness": The real boss of the Pentagon is the Secretary of Defense's wife
From public appearances to presence at sensitive security meetings: Jennifer Hegseth is taking an increasingly large place in the US Secretary of Defense's circle, while political and security officials criticize the blurring of lines between family and national security.
"Whoever rules the sea, rules the world": Turkey is building naval power
The commander of the Turkish Navy revealed that 37 ships are being built for the fleet and 24 for export, alongside the development of an aircraft carrier, a submarine, and an air defense destroyer. Ankara presents this move as part of the struggle for influence in the maritime domain.
Police Raid Apartment in Ramat HaSharon: Stun Grenades and Drugs Seized
Four military stun grenades and various types of drugs were discovered in a Ramat HaSharon apartment. A 43-year-old resident has been arrested, his detention extended until August 23, and the premises closed by administrative order for 30 days.
"The Tree of Justice" against the elite: The accident shaking Vietnam
15 months after 18-year-old Do Ngoc Phuong Thuy was struck to death, state television confirmed that a former senior party official was driving the vehicle. The protest surrounding the "Tree of Justice" has become an unusual test for the regime against Gen Z.
District judge recommended a lawyer in a WhatsApp group — Ombudsman Asher Cola intervened
Ombudsman for the Judiciary Asher Cola found complaints against Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen justified due to her activity in the 'Israel Women's Network' WhatsApp forum and her recommendation of a lawyer appearing before her, but determined that there was no room for disciplinary proceedings.
Convicted and banned from leaving the country, man swims to Jordan
After being denied exit to Jordan at the Rabin crossing, Yuri Komer from Ashdod entered the sea and swam to Aqaba, evading Israeli surveillance. He was found with a large sum of cash, though he claims he was swept away by the current.
From Zemun to Mount Herzl: The final journey of the visionary of the state's grandparents | Avivit Bar-Ilan
After more than a hundred years at the cemetery in Zemun, Serbia, the remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, the grandparents of the visionary of the state, were brought to Israel and buried on Mount Herzl in an extraordinary diplomatic operation that closed a historical circle.
51-year-old man posed as a 28-year-old masseur and is charged with raping a young woman with intellectual disabilities
The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against 51-year-old Rafael Shraga from Bat Yam for rape and sexual offenses against a 19-year-old woman with intellectual disabilities. According to the indictment, he presented himself with a false name and age, took her to a hotel, and exploited her condition to commit the acts.