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"A serious and life-threatening incident": Two children hospitalized after eating chocolate containing hallucinogenic mushrooms
Two children, aged five and a half and six and a half, were admitted to the Galilee Medical Center after consuming chocolate laced with hallucinogenic mushrooms. Due to the risk of further complications, they remain under close monitoring in the pediatric intensive care unit.

Israeli Pride: Weizmann Institute and Hebrew University Rank Among World's Top 100 Universities
Two Israeli institutions have secured the 71st and 89th spots in the prestigious 2026 Shanghai Ranking. The Technion, which appeared on the list for the past two years, did not make the cut this year. Harvard, Stanford, and MIT lead the global rankings.

"I will go with you anywhere": The correspondence between Meli and Liel discovered in the investigation
The police accessed a mobile correspondence between the mother and her daughter, which strengthened the understanding that Liel Yaalomi knew of the mother's escape plan and joined it of her own free will. The mother and daughter deleted apps and performed actions on their phones intended to make them difficult to locate. They also used Gemini and asked questions that may be related to route...

Nightmare in flight: Passengers waited in extreme heat — some fainted and vomited
A Ryanair flight from Malta to Birmingham turned into a nightmare when the takeoff was delayed, and passengers were forced to wait in extreme heat without air conditioning: "People took off their shirts because of the heat, fainted, and vomited."

Friend of the late Binyamin Razi on the claims of those accused of murder: "I hope they stop lying and say what really happened there"
Matanya was in an apartment in Jerusalem during the murder of his friend and claims that the accused's testimonies regarding violence by Binyamin are untrue: "Lies and deceit, they think it will lighten their sentence." According to Matanya, he clearly remembers the video call that took place in the apartment. Matanya himself was stabbed during the murder incident and was the one who called Magen...

Jerusalem Municipality Sues Husseini Family for 4.9 Million Shekels Over Orient House
The municipality claims that the prominent Palestinian family — owners of the building that served the PLO and has been closed since 2001 by government order — did not pay property tax (arnona) between 2020 and 2025.

Bureaucratic Deadlock: State Demands Deportation of Mother of Israeli Daughter
Thelma, who arrived from the Philippines, failed to provide a divorce document from a marriage 30 years ago, leading the state to refuse to regularize her status. Despite living in Israel for over 20 years with her Israeli partner and their 16-year-old daughter, Adi, the family faces separation as early as next week.

"You won't recognize it": New tunnels, a five-star hotel, and doubling parking spaces — this is how Ben Gurion Airport will look in 2030
A new interchange and tunnels under Highway 1 will shorten the way to the airport by 10 kilometers for every passenger. Terminal 3 will be expanded in all directions, with 90 new check-in counters and a new concourse for aircraft added. The number of parking spaces will be doubled to 40,000, and the first five-star hotel will open on the airport grounds.

Police: "We assume Meli and Liel Yaalomi are alive, but the motive remains unclear"
The investigation into the disappearance of two Israelis in Vienna continues; contact was lost nearly a week ago, and there are no leads regarding their fate. "No line of investigation is ruled out," a senior police official stated, noting that many questions remain. A gag order on the case will be lifted as the situation clarifies.

"The client sent criminals, if a contract was put out on you, you are a dead person"
The murder of the lawyer in his office last week brought all the fears to the surface - and unfortunately, this is not an exceptional danger. A number of lawyers live under threats and physical attacks, some are afraid to speak. The risk is not reserved only for criminal lawyers - even a case in a family court or representation in a neighbor dispute can be violent: "Today they burned my office...

IDF veteran with PTSD asked to leave McDonald's due to service dog
Aviv, an IDF veteran suffering from PTSD, was asked to leave a McDonald's branch while dining with his family and his service dog. Staff cited a customer's allergy as the reason. McDonald's has since apologized, calling the incident an error in judgment.

"Shooting! Shooting!": Fire opened at police officers during an operation against illegal weapons
Police officers who arrived to search for illegal weapons encountered fire in an open area. In the footage from body cameras, the calls can be heard: "Shooting! Shooting!", "Take cover" and "We are engaged in an exchange of fire". A suspect was arrested and a weapon was seized.

"Mobilizing for the Reservists": A new series of fairs is underway
After three years of war, it is time to say thank you. A new series of fairs across four locations will feature hundreds of businesses owned by reservists, showcasing everything from food and agriculture to design and fashion. The initiative will be highlighted on Channel 12 News. Are you a business owner? Register now to participate.

Not just more fines - but also an infringement on drivers' rights: behind the dramatic change in speed cameras
The cameras will be able to enforce smaller violations, and at the same time, drivers who wish to defend themselves against fines will now do so through an administrative track, without the evidentiary burden of criminal proceedings. The combination of the two moves could accelerate the accumulation of points and the revocation of licenses - especially among taxi, bus, and truck drivers.

Sold agricultural land at 6.7 times the cost: Court orders 1.4 million shekels in compensation
Judge Yehoshua Geifman ruled that buyers in Pardes Hanna-Karkur were misled into believing residential construction was approved. Nearly 12 years later, the land remains agricultural, and compensation is linked to the original purchase date.

Indictment filed against Avraham Hadi for attacking Channel 12 News offices
Avraham Hadi has been indicted for a series of attacks against media outlets and the Ministry of Justice. He faces charges of extortion, threats, vandalism, and obstruction of justice. Prosecutors state the acts were ideologically motivated and warn that his behavior indicates a rapid and dangerous escalation.

Severe accident in Hadera: vehicle lost control, hit a store and struck a woman to death
The woman, aged about 65, was trapped under the vehicle and extracted without signs of life. MADA teams were forced to declare her death at the scene. Police traffic investigators have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident.

Parents and baby rescued from burning apartment: 'A laptop left charging on the sofa caused the fire'
The three were rescued from the apartment in Herzliya and evacuated to the hospital in light condition. Fire investigators determined the source of the fire. The Fire and Rescue Authority warns: placing a computer on a sofa or bed may block ventilation openings and cause overheating.

After over a day of searching: 14-year-old Olga Chaban found safe and sound
Olga and her friend Vika left the Haifa area for Tel Aviv and did not return home. During the night, contact with them was lost; Vika was located, and the search for Olga continued until a short time ago. The police announced that Olga was located in the area of Yokneam, her city of residence.

From the brawl to the tunnel: The version of the suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan
It all started with a brawl in a grove: according to the suspects' version, they fled in a vehicle convinced they had run over one of the young men, changed the license plate, and hid from the police. Two of them fled into a tunnel, while Eldar Dayan was left behind. Weeks later his body was found - and they became suspects in the murder.

He hid a penthouse worth millions from his wife - and will pay half
The judge rejected a claim to cancel a prenuptial agreement despite a $400,000 account that was exposed, but ordered the husband to share the penthouse he hid in Jerusalem.

Two hours of sexual abuse at knifepoint: A case that shocks police investigators
A severe indictment has been filed against three teenagers aged 13–14 from Beersheba who forced two 14-year-olds to perform sexual acts on each other at knifepoint while filming the incident. Chief Warrant Officer Miri Talshir of the 'Beit Lin' center warns that this case represents a 'quantum leap' in youth violence.

5-year-old hit in hit-and-run accident, investigation delayed because the driver was on vacation
Uri Gahabardaev was injured while riding his bike near his home in Netanya. His mother, Gal, claims police negligence and helplessness when she attempted to file a complaint.

We used to pay for a good hotel — today we pay for the right to cancel it
Wars, flight cancellations, fires, and heatwaves are making vacations a product that is harder to commit to months in advance. The result is a shift in booking habits: more last-minute decisions, closer destinations, more expensive insurance, and an extra premium for the option to change plans. In such a world, the cheapest room or ticket is no longer necessarily the best deal.

Yom Kippur 2026: Fasting times, customs, and laws
The fast of Yom Kippur 5787 will begin on Sunday, 9 Tishrei, 20.09.2026, and will last until the end of the fast on Monday evening, 10 Tishrei, 21.09.2026.

Ofek Adanek is the singer arrested on suspicion of violence against his partner
About an hour before his name was cleared for publication, the young singer suspected of threatening his partner and damaging her car chose to reveal his identity. In a post he uploaded to the web, he denied the accusations against him: "I was not violent."

4.5 years in prison for a crime he did not commit – and 0 shekels in damages: The legal absurdity of the Salomon Radai case
After three district court judges unanimously acquitted him, criticizing the lack of evidence and awarding him compensation, a different district court reversed course in a civil suit, ruling the original indictment was "reasonable."

Class action lawsuit for hundreds of millions approved against Golda ice cream
The company marketed ice creams as "sugar-free" when in fact they contained 13 times more sugar than allowed. The total damage to the group members was estimated by the plaintiff at approximately 350 million shekels. The group includes everyone who purchased ice cream labeled "sugar-free" in the last seven years, in branches or online.

Class action lawsuit of hundreds of millions of shekels approved against Golda ice cream chain
The Central District Court has approved a class action against the Golda chain for marketing ice cream as "sugar-free" despite it containing significant amounts of sugar. The estimated damages for the class, which includes all customers who purchased these products over the past seven years, reach approximately 350 million shekels.

19-year-old attacked in Eilat: "I remember myself on the floor, spitting blood"
The young man arrived for a vacation with friends and got into a confrontation with a group of teenagers on the promenade. According to him, about 20 attackers kicked him and one of them held a knife. The victim's father stated: "It could have ended in murder."

Search and Rescue Operation in the Jordan River Following Disappearance of 12-Year-Old Boy
According to reports received by emergency services, a teenager fell out of a boat and contact was lost. Firefighters and rescue teams conducted an extensive search in the area near Agmon HaHula.

Severe accusations against Rambam Hospital: IDF soldier wounded in Lebanon received inappropriate treatment
Family members of a soldier severely wounded in Lebanon have criticized Rambam Hospital, claiming their loved one was not treated properly. "He was begging for water and no one was around," testified the soldier's brother. Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the IDF to investigate the claims. Rambam denied the allegations, stating that high-quality and professional care is provided to all...

With a difference of five residents: Netanya overtook Rishon LeZion and took fourth place
Data from the Population and Immigration Authority shows that Netanya has surpassed Rishon LeZion in the number of registered residents. Experts note that the difference in demographic profiles requires distinct approaches to municipal budget planning.

"I started screaming - but no one heard": A female soldier was trapped in a bus luggage compartment
A female soldier entered the luggage compartment of an Egged bus in the heart of Tiberias to retrieve a bag, but the door closed on her leg as the bus began to move. Passersby noticed her and alerted the driver, who stopped and opened the door. The soldier was evacuated to the hospital with injuries to her leg and head. Egged expressed regret over the incident, describing it as unintentional, and...

"Save us from her": Employees' complaint letter caused manager to suffer from depression, recognized as work-related injury
Employees complained to management about their manager's "extreme mood swings" and "abuse." Following the incident, the manager suffered from depression, which the court has now recognized as a work-related injury, entitling her to monthly benefits from the National Insurance Institute.

The battle for Shabbat in Jerusalem: sixth weekend of violent clashes at "Cafe Ba-Smita"
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters are attempting to forcibly close the only cafe on Agrippas Street, while hundreds of residents have arrived to protect the liberal stronghold. Police have reinforced their presence, separating the two sides, though eggs continue to be thrown at patrons. In a capital where weekend leisure options are scarce, this struggle has become an existential battle for the...

Within minutes: two snake bite incidents, man in serious condition
A man aged about 60 was hospitalized in serious condition following a snake bite in Kafr Qara. Minutes later, an 18-year-old was evacuated in moderate condition after a similar incident.

Disaster in Jerusalem: Man run over to death in self-accident
According to a preliminary investigation, the accident occurred due to the neutralization of the vehicle's safety system. The system did not detect that there was no driver in the car, and it continued to move. Shortly after: a man was killed in a car accident in the Negev and two children were seriously injured in an ATV rollover.

"I am afraid to leave the house": 76-year-old woman attacked in Ashkelon
A 76-year-old woman was violently attacked while resting on a bench in Ashkelon. She reports that passersby ignored her pleas for help and she was unable to identify the suspect arrested by police.

"I am afraid to leave the house": 76-year-old woman attacked in Ashkelon tells of her ordeal
A 76-year-old woman reports being attacked while resting on a street bench, noting that passersby failed to assist her. After two days of hospitalization, she remains fearful of going out alone: "I was lying there bleeding, and no one stopped."