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With regrets: CEOs who fired employees for AI are calling them back
Giant companies rushed to cut staff in the blind belief that artificial intelligence was ready to fully replace humans - but the awakening was painful: data from Forrester and Gartner, alongside operational crises at Ford and IBM, reveal that rapid automation has created engineering bugs, a collapse in customer service, and the erasure of organizational knowledge. This is the most expensive...

Passengers in disbelief: The reason for a flight cancellation moments before takeoff
An unruly child on a domestic flight in Canada who refused to buckle up forced the crew to make an unusual decision: returning to the gate so the child and their parent could disembark. Passengers were forced to wait for a new flight the following day due to the incident.

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.

Extensive investigations and document requests: The Democratic Party's strategy against Trump if it wins the midterm elections
The Reuters news agency revealed that the Democratic Party is already preparing the ground for a recapture of the House of Representatives.

Inflation, unemployment and disputes at the top of the regime: The economic crisis in Iran that Donald Trump is betting on
Iran is hardening its positions and demanding additional concessions from the US, but at the same time is suffering from a severe economic crisis that affects both the regime and tens of millions of its citizens.

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."

Brother of the late Ilay, who fell on October 7, drafted into the Paratroopers: 'Ilay did his part - now it's my turn'
Liam Aaron Gamzo continues the path of his brother, Staff Sergeant Ilay Gamzo, who fell in battle. His parents signed for his service in the infantry after he requested, 'Do not stop my life.' Among the new recruits to the brigade is also a lone soldier who immigrated specifically from Australia. 'Welcome to the IDF' series of reports.

Advice from one Arab country to another: sign an agreement with Israel and start a war when it is convenient
Censorship has allowed the publication of reports that regional discussions included the possibility of a tactical peace agreement with Israel, which could be violated at a later date.

The Telegraph exposé: British Special Forces spy drones transmitted data to China
The UK Ministry of Defence disconnected the cameras from the internet after discovering the breach. Concerns: exposure of operational plans in the Persian Gulf and meetings of senior command staff.

Internal document reveals: Ministry of Defense draws inspiration from China | Exclusive
A document from the Defense Export Control Agency calls for adopting 'resilience before efficiency' concepts inspired by China. Background: disappointment with U.S. policy and the global munitions challenge.

Planned to break up with her partner — now he is the prime suspect in her murder
19-year-old Julissa Ruby Salazar was found dead in her Tucson, Arizona apartment after her family requested a welfare check. Her partner, 20-year-old Varun Bachigari, was arrested in Germany on an arrest warrant for kidnapping and first-degree murder.

Azerbaijan is drifting away from Israel: Who will reap the rewards?
Israel is facing growing criticism from Azerbaijan, partly due to the government's discussion regarding the recognition of the Armenian genocide. Despite a significant deal closed for Rafael systems, companies fear that the trend of shrinking deals with the strategic client will continue. Among the sources of concern: the surge of American companies and an unexplained delay in the space tender...

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."

Ed Case Wins Democratic Primary in Hawaii Despite Criticism Over Israel Support
Case defeated progressive state senator Jarrett Keohokalole. During the campaign, Case faced criticism for his support of military aid to Israel. The victory of the moderate candidate comes against the backdrop of a series of achievements for the progressive camp in the party.

Peace Council CEO responds to Netanyahu: 'If Gaza is demilitarized – Israel will withdraw'
In an exclusive interview with Channel 12, Nickolay Mladenov addressed the Gaza demilitarization plan. He emphasized that the process is not based on trust in Hamas and that any IDF withdrawal will be strictly phased and conditional.

19 New Nuclear Submarines: The United States' New Naval Buildup Plan — With Eyes on China
Washington reveals its strategy in the event of a possible confrontation with Beijing, which is rapidly building up its forces. The move comes against the backdrop of a significant depletion in US ammunition stocks, which have decreased since President Donald Trump's decision to join Israel and bomb Iran.

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.

Weapons cache uncovered at an outpost in Binyamin; police officers attacked – and the mob rescued the suspect
A special raid by the inter-agency headquarters of the Judea and Samaria District escalated into a violent confrontation. A suspect who attacked the detectives was arrested, but dozens of rioters launched an assault, surrounded the forces, and freed the detainee. Sappers are currently operating at the scene, and a manhunt is underway.

Testimonies from Gaza: "Hamas is recruiting teenagers with Kalashnikovs for money"
Exclusive: Gazans reveal how the terrorist organization is reasserting control, using hospitals as headquarters and suppressing dissent. Residents testify that Hamas has no intention of disarming and continues to intimidate the population.

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.

Stay or resign? When is a career service profitable and when is it worth leaving
At 21, another year in the career service can buy professional experience; at 25, one must weigh studies and benefits against a career starting to build outside; at 35, children, a mortgage, and a spouse's career enter the equation; and approaching retirement, the pension and rights you have accumulated change the calculation again. How do you know if the advantages of the career service are still...

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...

Government to approve transfer of one billion shekels for 'classified and urgent' defense procurement
850 million shekels will be diverted from a budget intended for investments in the technology sector at the Ministry of Economy, and an additional 150 million from unallocated funds. The document emphasizes that without approval of the decision, it will not be possible to execute the procurement.

Trump tries to calm, weapons giant warns: It will take years to refill the warehouses
The U.S. military has exhausted a significant portion of its long-range strike missile stockpile in the war with Iran, and weapons giant Rheinmetall warns that replenishing the stocks will take much longer than two years. Former Navy commander Eliezer Marom notes that this depletion raises concerns about U.S. readiness for future conflicts, including potential tensions with China.

"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.

Security establishment discusses potential IDF withdrawal from several points in the Gaza Strip
Hamas remains far from disarmed, yet Israel faces significant American pressure. The multinational force intended to replace IDF soldiers is small, prompting security officials to warn that building a strategy on such a limited force is highly concerning.

Trump signed new executive orders against automatic citizenship for children of foreigners born in the USA
The move comes after the Supreme Court struck down a previous executive order by the president on the matter. Trump stated: "We had a very unfortunate decision, so we are making adjustments."

"Every such day is a gift to Hamas": While Israel holds fire, the terrorist organization continues to rehabilitate
Israel has held its fire in the Gaza Strip following American pressure and as part of President Donald Trump's 20-point plan. Hamas is exploiting the cessation of strikes to rehabilitate tunnels, manufacture weaponry, and smuggle drones. The Southern Command reports daily on violations, while the IDF's rules of engagement have been tightened.

Masked and armed: The organization threatening tourists in Corsica
Against the backdrop of a proposal to grant autonomy to Corsica, a separatist organization has released a threatening video against "invaders." Armed masked men, members of a group responsible for several past attacks, demanded that foreigners stay away from the island, labeling immigration as "rampant colonization."

Storm in Germany: Ruling party internal discussions consider replacing Chancellor Friedrich Merz
According to a report in Politico, an unprecedented drop in Merz's popularity and fears of a dramatic achievement by the far-right in the September elections are leading to discussions about his removal. Behind the scenes, the name of the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Hendrik Wüst, is being raised as a possible alternative. Senior officials warn: "Removing a chancellor will lead to...

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...

Drama in Tehran: President Pezeshkian threatened to resign to force an urgent meeting with Khamenei - "Iran's economic situation is unbearable"
Pezeshkian seeks to clarify to Khamenei that the economic distress in the country has reached a critical point, to the extent that achieving a political agreement and removing economic pressure has become an urgent necessity that cannot be delayed.

Spain: "We will transfer minors from Ceuta to Europe within weeks," sharp diplomatic conflict with Italy continues
Spain's Minister for Youth announced during a visit to the enclave of Ceuta that the government is preparing to transfer migrant minors to mainland Spain. The migration crisis is sparking a head-on conflict between Madrid and Rome with the imposition of mutual border controls.

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.

Entering deeper into the campaign: A missile unit from North Korea will be stationed in Russia
The cooperation between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un is deepening with a new unit intended to assist in the war in Ukraine.