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The warnings on the President's desk: Details of the explicit warnings Donald Trump received before the war with Iran
According to a Wall Street Journal investigation, just days before the war began, the President was warned that killing Khamenei would not collapse the regime, but would bring to power an even more militant leadership that would accelerate nuclear weapons development. Despite intelligence warnings, Tehran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, and expert assessments that an attack would turn the...

The digital wallet war at the pumps: which refueling app is the most cost-effective in Israel?
Israeli drivers are flocking to refueling and benefits apps to combat the high cost of living. But behind the promises of "cashback" lie fine print, strict expiration conditions, and surprising refueling restrictions. We compared the 5 leading apps in Israel.

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.

Iran threatens Europe: "We will not overlook participation in aggression, it is our right to respond"
Tehran has resumed threats against countries assisting the US, clarifying that it reserves the right to strike the source of any aggressive action. The regime is also signaling the possibility of disrupting oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. Observers note that Iran views the current situation as a struggle for survival.

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...

Report: The major move that may bring Putin a victory
Estimates are growing that Vladimir Putin is expected to order a massive mobilization. Russia has conducted large-scale readiness exercises ahead of a potential widespread draft, which would be highly unpopular. Meanwhile, President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing a severe political crisis.

The first and last day in an apartment are worth thousands of shekels
An entry video, three meter readings, and a signed handover document are what get a 19,500 shekel deposit back. The law gives the landlord only three grounds to touch the security deposit, and 60 days to return the balance.

How much does the state pay for each child and is it right for a large family to receive more?
About 1.3 million families receive child benefits for approximately 3.2 million children, with the state depositing 58 shekels per month into each child's savings fund. While 28% of children in Israel live below the poverty line, studies indicate that reducing benefits has encouraged labor market participation while having a limited impact on birth rates.

Buying for 20 thousand shekels, paying another 4,300: how much does a credit deal really cost?
A credit deal looks like just another way to spread out a purchase, but in practice, it is an interest-bearing loan. At an average interest rate of about 13.2%, a purchase of 20,000 shekels can reach more than 24,300 shekels when spread over three years. The difference between "installments" and "credit" can be worth thousands of shekels.

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.

An axe in a Ferrari and Israeli citizenship: The giant company whose managers are disappearing one after another
The largest crypto giant in Eastern and Central Europe has been experiencing dramatic upheavals in recent years. The legendary CEO, nicknamed the "Crypto King," was likely murdered, leaving many questions. The person who replaced him has also disappeared, and it is claimed that he fled to Israel.

Iran Attempting to Increase Weapons Smuggling to Hezbollah
Concerns are rising as weapons are transferred to the terrorist organization in Lebanon via the Syrian border, often slipping under the radar. A defense source stated that Hezbollah is exploiting the ceasefire to build up its strength. Israel views this as a primary reason to maintain freedom of action in Syria.

The secret of workers' restaurants: the veteran and beloved institutions that have existed for decades
In an era where culinary trends change like the seasons, there are places where time has stood still - in the good sense of the word. The veteran workers' restaurants are institutions of culture, memory, and food cooked with a lot of emotion. From the comeback of "Monka" in Jaffa, through the hands of Ziva in the Shapira neighborhood, to the tradition of "Rahmo" in Jerusalem: we went in search of...

Negotiations in Cairo: The meeting with Hamas leaders and Kushner's warning to Khalil al-Hayya
The US received intelligence that Hamas plans to evade disarmament. Kushner warned Khalil al-Hayya that if they attempt to cheat, the process will halt and Israel will be free to act. Hamas has committed to implementing all 20 points of the plan, including demilitarization.

"You are all that matters to me": Letters from Donald Trump's personal aide revealed
Natalie Harp's letters to the US President reveal the depth of the unusual bond between the two. Harp wrote that she is jealous of women who just "talk to you and look pretty."

The Surprising Assassin: The Russian Citizen Who Carried Out a Deadly Assassination on Behalf of Ukraine
A powerful explosive device led to the liquidation of the senior officer who defected from Ukraine. Russia arrested a seemingly innocent citizen, who was said to have "had many plans for the future." Acquaintances revealed that she had recently begun to change - and had dramatically turned against Russia.

Drama in Vietnam: Israeli tourist refused to pay for a photo at a cafe and is facing backlash online
An Israeli tourist refused to pay a nominal fee for a photo in a transparent kayak at a popular cafe in Ho Chi Minh City, demanded that staff and passersby take her picture for free, and claimed that the refusal to help her was due to her Israeli identity. The entire incident was documented and led to a sharp attack on social media: "The lack of shame, that's what always surprises me."

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.

Chef Ran Shmueli is leaving the "Claro" restaurants in Tel Aviv and London
The esteemed chef is parting ways with the culinary institution he founded 12 years ago. Shmueli sold his full holdings to his partners from the Kolber family for millions of shekels. The separation was amicable and without conflict. The chef will continue to lead the "Maarava" complex and is planning a new project.

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...

Kicked out of a taxi in Poland for being Jewish: "He saw a Star of David on me and started shouting Allahu Akbar"
A routine taxi ride in Warsaw turned into a nightmare when the driver noticed the Star of David on passenger Ludmila Kolominsky's neck. The driver began shouting, accused her of murder, threatened to kick her out, and pulled out a Quran.

Social media star killed in motorcycle accident — her final moments were captured on helmet camera
Ceyda Yakova, a Turkish content creator who became famous for her motorcycle videos, was killed in an accident near Istanbul. According to reports, her motorcycle wheel hit gravel during a turn, she lost control and crashed into a road sign. Yakova, who had completed a degree in psychology just a month earlier, was taken to the hospital in serious condition but died of her injuries.

"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."

"Trio of losers": Trump in a sharp attack against Tucker Carlson and senior members of his former party
The US President lashed out sharply at the conservative media figure and Congress members Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie. Among the accusations: "low IQ", cognitive tests, and abandoning the conservative camp due to unanswered calls.

Tragedy in Swedish High School: 17-Year-Old Girl Murdered in Sword Attack
An 18-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 17-year-old student and wounding two others in Fagersta. Investigators are examining whether he was influenced by online communities promoting violence, after a TikTok account attributed to him posted a photo of the weapon minutes before the attack.

Iran Demands Transfer of Captured Pilots to Hospital
A senior Iranian military official claims the pilots are being held in unsuitable conditions on the water. Tehran has called on the Red Cross to send an air ambulance to Qatar for their evacuation.

Tragedy in Australia: Minutes after it was reported that "she is alive," the young woman was found dead
18-year-old Lily Hooper went for a hike in a national park in New South Wales and did not return. Her body was located in the forest after eight days of frantic searches. The Premier announced in parliament that she had been found alive, and her father arrived at the scene with a guitar and cookies. Half an hour later, the mistake was corrected: "It is devastating."

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.

Designated Gaza territory for multinational force: Former Bnei Atzmon and Bedolah settlements
The designated area is located northwest of Rafah, beyond the original yellow line. The IDF has secured and cleared this territory in recent weeks in preparation for the potential entry of forces.

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.

At least 15 dead and over 130 wounded in Russian attack on shopping mall in Ukraine
29 of the wounded in Kryvyi Rih are in serious condition, including 5 children. Volodymyr Zelensky: The second strike was carried out about half an hour after the first in order to target rescue forces.

"Unacceptable and destructive": The territory at the center of the sharp diplomatic conflict between Israel and the UK
The British Foreign Secretary made it clear that the UK will formulate measures against Israel following the promotion of settlement in the E1 area. It has been learned that other countries are also considering their own measures.

Investigation in The Atlantic: The Ukrainian plan to paralyze Moscow airports using swarms of smart UAVs
An investigation in The Atlantic reveals that Ukraine planned to disable Moscow airports with AI-powered drone swarms to pressure Vladimir Putin into a ceasefire.

After arrest warrant: Turkey appealed to Interpol demanding a "Red Notice" against Netanyahu
The Turkish Minister of Justice announced the initiation of criminal proceedings against dozens of Israelis, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The background for the demand: the events surrounding the interception of the "Sumud Flotilla" to the Gaza Strip.

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.

3 surgeries in one procedure: Brazilian influencer dies at 33 following cosmetic surgery complications
Marta Kelly de Oliveira Silva has died at the age of 33 after being hospitalized in intensive care following what was reported to be a combination of three cosmetic procedures. Her partner stated: "We lost the battle, she fought until the last moment."

Correspondence reveals: Despite the tension, the United States and Iran cooperated
Emails between US immigration officials point to working ties between the US and Iran regarding the deportation of migrants. The countries coordinated deportation flights for Iranian citizens in late 2025 and early 2026.