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Father of Shani, murdered at Nova, attacked at the market in Acre: "It could have ended much worse"
Nathan Kuperwasser was walking his dog at the market in Acre when, following a dispute between dogs, two young men attacked him with punches. He described: "Two brothers over one meter ninety tall arrived and tried to set their pit bull on me." The police managed to track down the attackers and arrest them.

90-year-old woman left without electricity in her home for several days: "This is a life-threatening danger"
According to the family, moisture originating from the neighbor's apartment penetrated the infrastructure and led to the power cut. The elderly woman, who deals with diabetes and moves with a walker, was left without a refrigerator and air conditioning. Her son: "I just want my mother to live with dignity." The neighbor: "The issue is being handled and was never neglected."

After two months of protests and vandalism: "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem to close on Saturdays
Bags of feces, glue in locks, and barriers: the Haredi struggle against the city-center cafe has forced management to close on weekends. "Our identity does not allow us to be a focal point for friction," they stated. Deputy Mayor Adir Schwartz called it a victory for violence, while Benny Gantz described it as a loss for the moderate majority.

3 former players detained on suspicion of match-fixing in the women's football Premier League
The suspects are two former male football players and one former female football player from various leagues. According to the suspicion, the three operated a systematic mechanism to profit from illegal betting.

Every mother's nightmare: 3-year-old Ari escaped from kindergarten and ran into the road — "They sent a picture of my child on WhatsApp"
Linoy arrived with her toddler son for an adaptation day at kindergarten — 20 minutes after leaving, she discovered that her son had escaped. A passing teenager heard the 3-year-old shouting: "Mom, mom" — and saved him. According to her, no one from the staff updated her on what happened: "I entrusted them with my treasure, and the trust has been broken."

"He sexually harassed me during the examination": The harsh testimonies at Hadassah Hospital
How the prestigious Jerusalem hospital became a stronghold of political appointments and job arrangements for Likud and Shas associates. From testimonies about queue-jumping using the "friend brings a friend" method, through luxury delegations to India, to harsh testimonies about the conduct of Professor Alon Pikarsky - Netanyahu's surgeon and the leading candidate for the hospital's CEO. Another...

"Like in a horror movie": Residents of a building in Rishon LeZion fear their neighbor, and authorities are not helping
Oil spilled on the floor, silicone on the camera lens, and a screwdriver stuck in the door: residents of a residential building in Rishon LeZion describe a daily reality of fear and panic following the behavior of a neighbor with mental health issues. Despite repeated appeals to the police and the district psychiatrist, the answer they received was the same: "As long as he hasn't attacked, there...

Jerusalem's "Cafe BaSmita" may cease Saturday operations
Following a series of violent confrontations, the management of the Jerusalem cafe will decide whether to stop operations on Saturdays. The psychological toll is weighing on the management, who desire a quiet routine. Alongside the protests, dozens of customers have arrived every Saturday to support the cafe.

Greece for 10,000 shekels, Japan for 100 thousand: how much does a family vacation abroad cost?
A short vacation for a family of four in Greece can cost less than 10,000 shekels, a week in classic Europe already climbs to 15,000-25,000 shekels, and for a two-week trip to distant destinations like Japan or the USA, the bill can approach 100,000 shekels; flights are just the beginning - hotels, food, car, insurance, and attractions are what inflate the budget.

Israelis stuck on plane and demanding to get off, pilot threatens to call police
An Arkia plane en route to Mykonos landed in Athens due to a technical malfunction. Israelis have been stuck on board for over an hour and are demanding to leave, against crew instructions. Among the passengers is music producer Skazi.

"Not interested in Israelis": A travel company in Thailand refused to guide a family from Israel
The travel company GreenLeaf, which operates tours in Khao Yai National Park, refused to provide service to an Israeli family, claiming that its guides are not willing to work with tourists from Israel. The mother of the family, who was planning a holiday vacation with her three children, described a feeling of insult and helplessness in the face of the surprising message she received from the...

"A murky wave from Egypt": almost all desalination plants in Israel shut down again
The malfunction that lasted for hours yesterday has resumed. Water Authority: public gardening and agricultural activity will be reduced, supply to homes will continue.

Why is school still needed in the world of ChatGPT? The answer every parent and student should read
A new study by the Taub Center explains the critical importance of basic skills in the AI era. "You can let AI write and calculate for you, but to verify the results, you must know the basics yourself," says Prof. Gil Epstein.

The driver fell asleep - the Tesla keeps driving: the disturbing footage that caused a stir
In footage circulated online, a 36-year-old Tesla driver from Migdal HaEmek is seen apparently sleeping while the vehicle continues to drive. The video caused a stir, and the driver was arrested for questioning and released afterward. The police clarify: advanced driver-assistance systems do not allow a driver to relinquish responsibility for driving, and certainly not to fall asleep. "The driver...

Ahead of the holidays: Busiest days at Ben Gurion Airport and popular destinations
The Israel Airports Authority has finalized preparations for an unprecedented wave of congestion. Over 2.5 million passengers are expected to pass through Ben Gurion Airport, tens of thousands will depart from Ramon and Haifa, and half a million will cross land borders. These are the busiest days and essential guidelines for travelers.

Winter Time 2026: When do we change the clocks?
Between Saturday and Sunday, October 24-25, 2026, at 02:00 AM, Israel will switch to winter time, moving the clocks back one hour. Learn how to verify your device settings, the impact of the time change on health, and the arguments against the transition.

With 3 weekly flights - starting Wednesday: a new route from Ben Gurion Airport to Bologna
The Greek airline Blue Bird is expanding its flight offerings to additional destinations in Italy. Following Bologna, additional flights to Rome and Naples are expected to be added in the middle of next month. So how much will a ticket cost you, and does it shorten the way to the dream resort town that has become the hot destination of the summer?

Woman scammed out of 30,000 shekels: "He said he was from the restaurant and there was a card issue"
Natalie Haya Tolmas ordered food from the Sushi Room restaurant in Herzliya, only to be targeted by a fraudster posing as staff who convinced her to provide her credit card details again. In an interview with "Morning News," she detailed the cunning scam and warned others to remain vigilant.

The young woman from Turkey who lives in Israel, defends it — and pays a heavy price
Turku Avci spoke out in defense of Israel after October 7 and was accused of "insulting President Erdogan." Now she cannot return to her homeland or communicate with her family, and is requesting legal status in Israel: "I have nowhere else to go."

A day before the start of the school year - chaos in the education system: "Children do not know who their homeroom teacher will be"
Ahead of the start of the 5787 school year, a senior ministry official claims that the data to be presented does not reflect reality. "The minister and the director general are lying through their teeth," the official said. Within the system, reports are coming in of classrooms without homeroom teachers and of ongoing recruitment of teachers for many subjects.

Now permitted for publication: incumbent head of a municipal council in the south arrested on suspicion of bribery and fraud
Following a covert investigation that lasted for months, large forces raided the local council offices. The suspicion: the council head facilitated the rigging of tenders and the employment of fictitious workers. The alleged attempts to transfer funds from the authority's coffers to their private pockets, and the concern in the police: "They are trying to turn official law enforcement authorities...

"She started filming, and I realized they were going to beat me"
Israeli society suffers from constant pressure, the public fuse is short, and the discourse on the street has become aggressive - and the youth are the first to absorb and translate this into actions. From the cruel trap that awaited 14-year-old Emily in Ashdod, to the "scooter gangs" and the testimonies of those who were there: a journey into the virtual arena of teenagers.

Pregnant woman suffered a miscarriage after falling on the road - court orders compensation
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court ruled that the Zemer Local Council and the telecommunications company Bezeq are liable for an incident that led to a pregnant woman's miscarriage. The court apportioned 80% of the liability to the council and 20% to Bezeq.

Riots in Qusra: Police issued arrest warrants, suspects are in hiding
More than 70 rioters participated in the raid on the village. Security officials estimate that it was a planned operation involving funding and legal support.

Massive delays and tens of thousands of passengers without luggage: internal investigation determines the cause of the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport
Employees leaving early, an overloaded sorting system, and a decision to halt check-in—this is how the crisis that paralyzed Ben Gurion Airport unfolded. Following the report, Workers' Committee Chairman Pinchas Idan interrupted the meeting, claiming the findings were known in advance.

Man of the hour: Yehuda Poliker prevents suicide in Tel Aviv via phone call
A man threatening to jump from a building roof demanded to speak with the singer. Police woke Yehuda Poliker in the middle of the night, and he successfully convinced the man to come down. A police source described the event as highly unusual.

A debt of over 200 thousand shekels, the surprise party and the ultra-orthodox son: new details on the escape of Meli and Liel Yahalomi
The tearful phone call from Argentina, the birthday party that gave no hint of anything, and Meli Yahalomi's debt that accumulated to more than 200 thousand shekels. Sources familiar with the investigation tell about the weeks that preceded the disappearance and what has happened since.

Israelis in Cyprus Receive Extreme Weather Alert Following Storm
Israelis staying in Cyprus received emergency mobile alerts due to severe weather hitting the region. Meanwhile, Israel prepares for its earliest recorded first autumn rain.

Five-year-old child in critical condition after being found in a lake at Park Darom, Tel Aviv
The child entered the water and did not return, while his friend came out alone, prompting an immediate search and rescue operation. The boy has been evacuated to Ichilov Hospital.

Deserter arrested in stolen vehicle at Ofer checkpoint, Haredim protest to prevent handover
Border Police and Judea and Samaria District police are working to restore order and reopen Highway 443. The suspect remains in a police vehicle while protesters block the area.

Huge honor: Kfar Masaryk won the title of "Best Tourism Village in the World" for 2026
Kfar Masaryk, the small kibbutz in the Western Galilee, will soon receive a huge honor - and is expected to receive next month the title of one of the "Best Tourism Villages in the World 2026", awarded by the UN. We arrived for a tour of one of the most surprising places in the country and discovered an inspiring history, a tourist present, and a future with quite a few dreams. After the world did...

Jerusalem Light Rail to Bypass Teddy Stadium After Major Matches
A new station was built near the stadium, but trains will not stop there immediately following high-attendance matches. While fans are frustrated by the walk to the next station, Jerusalem Municipality officials state the measure is essential for crowd control.

A week after the Ben Gurion Airport strike: hundreds of suitcases remain in the sun
While many passengers were forced to start their summer vacations without their personal belongings, footage from Ben Gurion Airport shows hundreds of suitcases still left out in the open.

Jerusalem's Yitzhak Navon Station Evacuated Due to Suspected Smoke
Passengers were evacuated from the Yitzhak Navon station following reports of smoke. Inspections revealed the source was dust from nearby construction work. No danger was found, and station operations have resumed.

Loan scam on Telegram: Young woman from the south robbed and blackmailed
A young woman who requested a 24,000 shekel loan via Telegram was robbed by two suspects immediately after withdrawing the cash. The lender is now blackmailing the victim, demanding repayment of the stolen funds.

Severe violence in Kfar Yona: Three young women attacked a young man over a parking dispute
25-year-old Tohar David was attacked with clubs and an iron rod, allegedly due to a parking dispute with a Shin Bet officer. Three young women are charged with assault, causing injury, and intentional damage. The incident was documented by shocked passersby.

Gila Ivgi hit-and-run in Ma'ale Adumim: Yonatan Avers charged with causing death by negligence
The prosecution has filed an indictment against Yonatan Avers for the fatal hit-and-run of Gila Ivgi in Ma'ale Adumim. The family of the deceased expressed disappointment with the lenient charge and concerns regarding potential police interference, which the Israel Police have officially denied.

Tried to save his dog and was bitten: 76-year-old man shot neighbor's dog that attacked him, owner charged with negligence
A pit bull lunged at a neighbor's dog, forcing the neighbor to use his personal firearm to stop the attack. The dog's owner has been charged with negligence.

"It looked like a break-in - but it was actually police": Residents stunned by the state of their home after a search
Police arrived with a search warrant at the home of Ihab Mansour in the Old City of Acre. The homeowners were not present, and his 80-year-old mother was brought from a neighboring house to witness the search. The family claims significant damage was caused to the property and security cameras were ripped out. Nothing was seized during the operation.

Complaint of rape of a 7-year-old boy at a residential facility for children with special needs in Be'er Sheva
The child's father claims that a 17-year-old youth living at the facility, which is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Welfare, sexually abused his son on several occasions - and with the knowledge of staff members who did not report it. According to the police complaint, one of the instructors reported the incidents to the facility's social worker after she was fired - but nothing was...