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Jerusalem: Car theft suspect dies following police pursuit
The vehicle was stolen from the Katamon neighborhood. The suspect fled, drove against the flow of traffic, and died in a single-vehicle accident at the At-Tur junction. During the pursuit, police forces fired at the vehicle's tires. A police officer and a civilian were lightly injured.

"We caught the assassin": After the dramatic liquidation - the main suspect in the Caesarea murder was arrested
After a tense manhunt lasting more than a day while waiting for the "golden intelligence," YAMAM fighters raided a warehouse near a residential building in Hadera and arrested the suspect in the murder of the head of the Caucasian mafia. Source in the investigation: the suspect was caught by surprise.

Uncle bequeathed fortune to nephews: one will receive more due to a mistake in the will
Judge Sagalit Ofek ruled that a mistake was made in the deceased's will. The judge noted the close relationship between the uncle and his nephew, describing it as that of a "father and son." The nieces, who attempted to profit from the error, were ordered to pay 60,000 shekels in legal costs.

The most surprising thing: this is how they take down the balloons from the ceiling at Ben Gurion Airport
If you have ever wondered how someone manages to reach and take down all the helium balloons stuck to the high ceiling of the arrivals hall at Ben Gurion Airport, know that you are definitely not alone. Of course, we had to check, and the answer to this question is so simple that it will amaze you.

"You murdered a human being, how can you sit and laugh?": An exclusive interview with Matanya, whose friend Binyahu Razi was murdered before his eyes
The friend of the late Binyahu Razi reveals that Agam Tsarfi continues to harass him with calls from prison. Matanya revealed that Agam Tsarfi is also threatening him from detention.

First publication | "We will reach your children, your home and your employees": Defendant in protection racket released to house arrest
Despite warning signs and a negative probation report, the court gave decisive weight to the principle of equality with other defendants in the case.

Everything is changing: Spain set to become the world's most visited country by 2040
According to a new study by Deloitte and Google, Spain is expected to become the world's most visited tourist destination by 2040, welcoming 110 million tourists annually. In recent years, Spain has become a favorite summer destination, particularly for British travelers, with over 19 million Britons visiting in 2025 alone. The USA is projected to be the third most visited country, followed by...

"Didn’t it satisfy you the first time?": Captain Indicted Over Two Rapes
A captain from a northern base is accused of raping a sergeant from his unit in two separate incidents in his office. According to the indictment, in both cases she asked him to stop and tried to leave, but he ignored her resistance. The officer denies the allegations, saying the first incident was consensual and that he stopped during the second when she asked him to.

"They will not take our beach from us": The struggle against the separate beach relocation in northern Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Municipality's plan to relocate the separate beach from Nordau to a strip north of HaTzuk beach, near the Herzliya border, has sparked widespread public opposition. Residents fear the loss of open coastline and warn of increased congestion. The municipality maintains that the move is intended to improve public access to the central coastline rather than create an additional separate...

Came for a routine heart checkup and lost her arms and legs
41-year-old Leslie Cowili from San Diego was completely healthy when she arrived for a routine heart checkup. Doctors discovered a life-threatening aortic dissection and rushed her into an eight-and-a-half-hour emergency surgery. Her life was saved, but in the weeks that followed, blood flow to her arms and legs was severely compromised, and doctors were forced to amputate her limbs.

While everyone is landing in Athens: these are the most surprising cities with direct flights from Israel
Although many airlines have not yet resumed operations in Israel, there are still plenty of options for diverse and authentic destinations. From Malaga to Tashkent, here are the places worth visiting while everyone else chooses Greece and Cyprus.

Quiet and beautiful: Slovenia has reopened its arms to Israelis – and wants more tourists
After years of diplomatic tension, the opening of the first Israeli embassy in Ljubljana will mark a dramatic political turnaround in the heart of Europe. With a jump to fourth place in the 2026 Global Peace Index, about 18 million overnight stays, and massive investments in hospitality infrastructure, Slovenia offers a rare tourism model: maximum personal security, zero protests, and an official...

"You won everything with me": The incredible journey of Eliya and Ziv from captivity to the wedding canopy
Eliya Cohen was in Hamas captivity while Ziv Avod fought for him globally, using her dresses as a symbol of the struggle. After severe injury, grueling rehabilitation, and dismantling emotional barriers, they stood together under the chuppah. "The picture of us standing here is our victory over the bad guys."

Again this week: Haredim clash with customers of the "Ba-Smita" cafe
Before opening time, Haredim tried to place barriers at the entrance to the cafe in an attempt to disrupt its operation. In recent weeks, the cafe has become a focal point of clashes between Haredim protesting its operation on Shabbat and liberals standing up for their right to enjoy the weekend.

Mother and daughter stabbed in Ramle, suspect arrested
Police report the incident in the Juwarish neighborhood stemmed from a family dispute. The suspect, in his 40s, will appear in court for a detention hearing.

Murder in Beit Shemesh: New details on suspect Liel Ifergan
The police investigation, previously under a gag order, reveals that Ifergan arrived at the scene hours before the tragedy. Authorities suspect he stabbed two children playing in a backyard pool. The suspect's detention has been extended by four days.

The boy who disappeared in Texas – and returned as a 23-year-old French impostor
Nicholas Barclay was 13 when he disappeared from San Antonio in 1994. Three years later, news arrived that he had been found in Spain after escaping a child trafficking ring. However, his return sparked immediate doubts about his identity, leading to a shocking revelation.

Contractor sued a hotel for 700,000 shekels - and ended up with a debt of 100,000
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court fully rejected a waterproofing contractor's lawsuit against the Isrotel chain, owner of the Mitzpe Hayamim Hotel in Rosh Pinna. Judge Adi Hadar adopted the findings of the hotel's inspector and ruled that there is no place to retroactively bypass the decision-making mechanism that the parties themselves established in the contract.

Beyond the pool and sunbeds: violent brawls continue in Eilat hotels
Police have arrested seven suspects following a series of violent incidents. Eilat District Commander Alon Calfon: "The combination of alcohol and high temperatures leads to friction."

"I light Shabbat candles - and go to a party": The generation that broke the barriers between religion and secularism
They light candles on Shabbat but go out to a party in the evening, and say "God willing" without wearing a head covering. The "both and" generation refuses the old categories of Uri Zohar, and since October 7th, it finds a refuge in God - without turning off the light in the secular home.

"Women can do everything": The young woman who outpaced the boys in crawling - and became a combat fitness star
The video of 17-year-old Ayelet Shahar in a combat fitness training session went viral within hours. Leaving the boys behind with determined crawling and marking her next target in the Oketz unit, she proves that perseverance and hard work are the key to any summit. "Women can bring so much color and flavor to the army, it's time we move forward," she explains.

"The Russian Scam": Gang defrauded elderly and stole one million shekels in valuables
Gang member Oleg Pogosian reenacted before police how he defrauded Russian-speaking seniors. According to the indictment, the group posed as National Insurance Institute officials using data obtained from the darknet. Police Major Sergei Dalgats condemned the acts as the height of cynicism.

Stand-up Comedian Ordered to Pay Damages for Insulting Audience Member
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered stand-up comedian Vladimir Tamarkin to pay 10,000 shekels to a woman he publicly mocked for her weight. Judge Tzipora Ohana-Kapesh ruled that while stand-up comedy allows for rough language, it must not cross the line into personal humiliation.

Police request help in locating Katriel Nachman Kinan, who disappeared in Tiberias: "It is not like him to disappear"
The family fears for the life of the 24-year-old who was last seen in the Guy Beach area. Police and volunteers are conducting searches in an attempt to trace the missing person's route.

Fictitious invoices, AI campaigns and fears of collaborators: IDF's unusual warning to reservists
The army notified reservists that scammers are trying to convince them to "extract" aid funds through videos and images created by artificial intelligence and distributed online. According to the IDF, financial reimbursements are provided only for actual expenses and it is forbidden to submit false documents. One of the entities, with whom we spoke on Channel 12 News, requested a 25% commission...

Fictitious invoices, AI campaigns and fears of collaborators: IDF's unusual warning to reservists
The IDF has notified reservists that scammers are attempting to convince them to "extract" aid funds using videos and images created by artificial intelligence. According to the army, financial reimbursements are provided only under specific conditions, and the submission of false documents is a criminal offense. One entity, interviewed by Channel 12 News, requested a 25% commission and admitted...

A secret apartment fund in Tel Aviv and jobs for cronies: how KKL became the most powerful union in the country
The building donated to the state that became subsidized housing for cronies, the massive pressure on employees to register for Likud, and the family ties reaching the top of the Histadrut. A glimpse into the mechanism of a workers' union where loyalty to the chairman is a necessary condition for survival. "Everything is with the approval of the Histadrut," they say, while the public is left out.

Murder in Beit Shemesh: Hillel’s uncle, who tried to save him, breaks down at funeral
The father of Ray, the cousin who was seriously wounded in the incident, eulogized his nephew. Amos, Hillel's father, spoke about the suspect: "I didn't know this neighbor, I never saw him." Hillel's mother shared the heartbreaking details of the tragedy.

Tel Aviv Municipality fines: drivers discover penalties only after bank accounts are seized
Scooter riders report discovering fines only after interest has accrued and enforcement measures, such as bank account seizures, have been taken. Victims complain about a lack of initial notification and unanswered appeals. The municipality states it follows legal procedures and sends notices to official addresses.

Following N12 report: Temporary injunction issued to prevent deportation of Telma Kasau — she will be able to stay with her partner and daughters
The court issued an order preventing the removal from Israel of Telma, a mother of an Israeli daughter and the common-law partner of an Israeli citizen. The legal battle will continue to be managed by her lawyers, but she will be able to remain by her family's side during the process. Her 16-year-old daughter Adi said last week: "I didn't think a day would come when they would decide that my mom...

Homebuyer wins compensation after discovering dozens of construction defects
Missing shutters, uninsulated piping, cracks, and dampness—a court in Kfar Saba has ordered a contractor to pay compensation to an apartment buyer. The judge ruled that by ignoring the buyer's requests, the company forfeited its right to repair the defects itself.

Two checks of 400 shekels turned into a debt of 13 thousand - until the registrar intervened
The debtor claimed that the debt was paid back in 2003 and that the creditor had been "sleeping on their rights" for almost a decade before initiating the procedure. The registrar at the Haifa Execution Office rejected the repayment claim but significantly reduced the interest on arrears in both cases.

Horror in Tel Aviv: Woman wakes up to find an illegal alien committing an indecent act in her apartment
The suspect is a 32-year-old resident of the territories employed as a construction worker at the victim's residence. According to her, he occasionally entered her home to fix electrical issues. Police detectives located the suspect hiding at a construction site.

Tragedy in Holon: 24-year-old woman dies in fire
Firefighters rescued the young woman from the burning building while she was unconscious. MADA teams were forced to declare her death at the scene due to severe burns and smoke inhalation.

Called the police after an argument with her mother - the family claims: "We were handcuffed and beaten in front of the children"
The family members recount the moments when, according to them, the event got out of control, and are now demanding an investigation into the conduct of the police officers. After we contacted the police for a response, it was stated that they had contacted the Police Investigation Department (PID) to open an investigation.

First publication: Lawyer from Krayot suspected of trafficking hard drugs
Police raided the suspect's home and seized substances suspected to be 'crystal' and 'doctor' type drugs. Following interrogation at the Zevulun station and several extensions of his detention, the court ordered the lawyer's release to house arrest.

Blue Bird passengers stuck on plane without AC: 'A nightmare, children are fainting'
A Blue Bird flight to Crete scheduled for 14:00 was delayed at the airport, leaving passengers stuck inside the aircraft on the ground for about an hour and a half. Air conditioning was minimal despite the intense August heat. Some passengers called the police and banged on the cockpit door until a door was opened for ventilation. Blue Bird apologized, citing heavy air traffic congestion in...

Another Air Force officer to be charged pending a hearing: betting on Polymarket regarding strikes in Iran and Yemen
The Polymarket affair continues: the officer will be charged with breach of trust. In February, another officer was charged with serious security offenses.

"The water reached the windows": Family stuck for 4 hours in a car due to flooding
A family from Ma'ale Adumim spent four hours trapped in a flooded tunnel following sudden heavy rains. The father criticized the local maintenance, while police officers successfully rescued the family through the car windows.

Exposure: Following the administrative arrest of Yossi Mussli, the list of people he is forbidden to contact marks the "crime map of Israel"
The court validated the administrative arrest warrant against Yossi Mussli. Under the warrant, Mussli is forbidden from speaking with 91 people, most of whom are from the criminal world in Israel. The warrant was issued following the conflict that led to the throwing of grenades at Japanika branches.