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Dutch airline KLM will resume service to Amsterdam on August 25. United Airlines returns in September with two daily flights to Newark, Israir is preparing for New York flights, and Lufthansa Group will reach up to 67 weekly flights ahead of the holidays.

The State Attorney's Office will file murder charges this morning against those involved in the brutal attack at an Airbnb apartment in Jerusalem. The investigation reveals a picture of prior organization, arming with a meat mallet and knives, and a live broadcast of the murder via video call. The suspects expressed no remorse for their actions during their interrogation.

An unusual incident occurred in central Ramat Gan overnight as fires broke out in three separate locations. Seven residents were hospitalized with light smoke inhalation. Fire investigators suspect intentional arson.

A young woman aged about 18 reported that she was severely attacked at an apartment hotel in the city. Ayalon District police officers and forensic investigators arrived at the scene, and the suspect was located in an open area in Bat Yam. The police will request to extend his detention in court.

The driver is a 42-year-old resident of Ma'ale Adumim. He had already been caught 8 times in the past. This time, it was decided to file an indictment against him and a request for detention until the end of proceedings.

It has become known to N12 that during police confrontations, one suspect denied the allegations, claiming the sexual contact was consensual. One complainant testified that consent was only present at the start of the meeting and that subsequent acts were non-consensual. The suspects' detention has been extended until the beginning of the week.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has announced that starting October 16, security personnel will be authorized to open suspicious checked luggage without the owner's presence to prevent flight delays. Travelers are strongly advised to use TSA-approved locks to avoid potential damage.

Yonatan Shalev of the "Behad" party has filed a police complaint following death threats received on social media. The message warned him to "look carefully to the right and left" and promised that he would "soon see wonders."

Police are investigating a suspected gang rape of a minor at a party in the north. According to the investigation, the victim was drugged with a sedative before the assault took place.

A Tel Aviv resident who spoke with N12 was furious: "I am pregnant, how is this happening at the peak of summer? This is truly life-threatening." According to the notice sent, the regional malfunction is expected to last at least until the afternoon.

The main suspect, 17-year-old Avivar Shashon, claimed during interrogation that he acted in self-defense. Matanya, who was also attacked that evening, tells a different story: “He wasn’t stabbed with his own knife.”

Passengers on an Air Haifa flight to Larnaca were stuck on board the plane in the heavy August heat: "There were babies, children, and adults there. People were banging on the doors."

A mother from Haifa woke up early in the morning to the cries of her teenage son and found him seriously wounded by stab wounds in his room. In an interview with N12, she emphasized that her family had never faced such a situation before. The police have opened an investigation into the incident, which appears to be criminal in nature, but no suspects have been arrested yet.

Twenty-one firefighting teams, supported by four aircraft, are working to contain a blaze in the Ben Shemen Forest. Highway 6 is closed at the Daniel Interchange in both directions, and Highway 1 is blocked eastbound. Fire authorities urge the public to avoid the area.

The incident involved three buses on David Remez Street in Ashkelon. The bus driver and passengers were unharmed. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the event.

The court has extended the detention of seven suspects in the murder of Binyahu Razi until Friday, when the prosecution is expected to file indictments. Police identified two women as the "brains" behind the operation.

A covert investigation has uncovered an alleged attempt to influence a trial involving serious security-related crimes through bribery and threats against minors.

Families of immigrants from the former Soviet Union who were buried in separate plots in Petah Tikva between 2009 and 2017 are eligible for compensation. The Supreme Court ruled that the local Chevra Kadisha engaged in discriminatory burial practices.

Planning a flight? Learn how to track real-time congestion at Ben Gurion Airport, how much time to allow for your arrival, and which hacks will help you breeze through the check-in process.

Despite the congestion and high costs, it is not too late to purchase flight tickets for the peak of August, even at reasonable prices. We checked which worthwhile flights and vacation packages are still available. "Changes in the availability of flights and hotels sometimes create attractive deals, especially for those who can make a quick decision and be flexible with dates," experts note.

Ahead of the peak summer season, the Israel Airports Authority has released data and recommendations for passengers. Up to 2.6 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport every Thursday until the end of the month, with an average of 100,000 people daily. Ben Gurion Airport reiterated its call for passengers to arrive three hours before their flight and to use public transport due...

An indictment has been filed against 39-year-old Diana Lev of Haifa. She is accused of rioting, property damage, threatening neighbors, and violently assaulting a police officer.

Police have found two helmets believed to belong to missing person Eldar Dayan and his friends. The items have been sent to a forensic laboratory for analysis.

The late Aizman, a well-known activist in the city of Hadera, collapsed at a local gym last week. Her heart began beating again after resuscitation efforts, but she passed away this morning. Her daughter Michal speaks of a devoted teacher and grandmother who lived "like a queen."

Only after her father’s death did the eldest daughter discover she had been excluded from his will. She alleges that her mother and younger sister exploited her father’s rare neurological condition and cognitive decline to disinherit her. She is now challenging the will, citing evidence of a close, loving relationship that persisted until his final moments.

A month after the shooting at a mosque, which triggered an extensive search operation in the north, investigators have determined that the motive for the attack on the sheikh was criminal.

Three suspects were brought to court for a detention hearing, while others were released under restrictive conditions. The police stated: "The Israel Police views any manifestation of violence and racism with severity."

The court temporarily prohibited the advancement of transferring Nile crocodiles to the Ktzi'ot prison, until a decision is reached on the request for an interim injunction. The petition claims that work has already begun and that 21 million shekels were allocated for the pilot.

Rosh Hashanah 5787 will begin on the evening of Friday, September 11, 2026, and conclude on Sunday, September 13, 2026. This holiday marks the start of the Ten Days of Repentance and holds profound spiritual significance.

Police are investigating allegations that Efi Azoulay and another employee used the residence's credit card for personal purchases totaling tens of thousands of shekels. One witness has testified to Lahav 433, while another claims to have reported the misconduct to the Prime Minister's Office months ago.

For the fifth consecutive Saturday, violent clashes erupted at the "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem between ultra-Orthodox protesters, police, and local residents supporting the business.

121 local authorities have requested exceptional municipal tax increases for 2027, yet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to sign the necessary guidelines. Meanwhile, Wall Street is reeling from Big Tech earnings reports, Elon Musk has lost his trillionaire status, and in Israel, a violent attack on the News 12 building highlights the ongoing degradation of public discourse.

Israel Bar Association head Amit Becher has demanded a criminal investigation into Channel 14, Yinon Magal, and Yotam Zimri for incitement and intimidation against Judge Oren Silverman.

An operations assistant over the age of 60, who worked at the Prime Minister's residence until recently, has filed a lawsuit containing serious allegations against Sara Netanyahu. The claims include daily verbal abuse, demands to clean floors while crawling, and physical assault.

Police have arrested a 40-year-old Ramat Gan resident suspected of vandalism and issuing death threats against the News 12 editorial office in Tel Aviv. This marks the second such incident in a month.

Two girls arrived in short clothing for a visit to "Indi Park," and the guard at the entrance asked if they had covering clothing. The park management stated that it was a day designated for the Haredi public, which requires modest attire.

Ashdod police are investigating a shooting incident at the 'Troya' event hall. No injuries were reported, and authorities are treating the incident as criminal.

The Attorney General has ordered the police to investigate a suspicion of false testimony by the Likud party. Likud members claimed they were not required to photograph themselves. MK Sharren Haskel contradicts the Likud's statements and may provide open testimony in the case.

Footage shows Dayan entering a gas station shirtless, holding two shirts; he put one on and gave the other to a friend. A shirt potentially belonging to him was found near the location where the vehicle was discovered.

An event planner attempted to book a Rehovot wedding hall for a same-sex couple but was rejected. Recordings obtained by N12 feature a sales agent citing the owners' religious stance as the reason. The hall's management has denied the claims, stating they frequently host LGBTQ events.