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"Catastrophic": Over 100 dead in gold mine collapse in Africa
A landslide at a mine led to a disaster. Rescue efforts are ongoing, some of the miners who were at the site are still buried under the rubble. Footage is difficult to watch.

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.

"How was the boat not identified"? In front of tourists - dozens of migrants break into Spain
While quite a few tourists were vacationing at the famous La Manga beach in Spain, a boat with about 60 migrants arrived at the shore, and everyone on board broke into the country's territory. "This cannot be normalized. If a migrant boat can reach such a bay, disembark in front of citizens and then leave, we must ask ourselves how the control of our maritime borders is operating."

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."

Less dependence on the USA: The smart bombs Israel wants to produce itself
The prolonged war has highlighted Israel's dependence on munitions arriving from the USA - and now the defense establishment is preparing to significantly expand local production. GPS systems that turn regular bombs into precision ones, munitions that identify the target using a camera, and missiles launched from a great distance: these are the main smart munitions used by the Air Force - and this...

Warming relations: Israel and Colombia agree on mutual visa exemption
The cancellation of visa requirements with Bogota marks a dramatic shift, but is part of a much broader change. The strengthening of right-wing leaders, Venezuela's exit from the Iranian axis, and Israeli aid during natural disasters have led to unprecedented rapprochement. How did Latin America become the central target of Israeli diplomacy?

A New Front Against Erdogan: Friction Between Turkish and Israeli Naval Vessels
The Israeli security establishment is monitoring with concern the strengthening of the Turkish presence in the eastern Mediterranean. Recent incidents have seen Turkish Navy ships approach Israeli vessels in international waters to demonstrate their presence. The commander of the Turkish Navy recently visited Syria for meetings with local military officials.

Defense Minister Israel Katz: "Erdogan is dragging Turkey into dangerous adventures in Syria"
Israel is sharpening its messaging toward Turkey against the backdrop of recent developments in Syria. Defense Minister Israel Katz warned the Turkish leader against testing Israel's resolve to defend its borders.

"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.

Armament independence: Israel to establish production lines for smart bombs | First publication
The dispute: Benjamin Netanyahu approved a budget of 40 billion shekels, but the Ministry of Finance refuses to transfer it. The Ministry of Defense warns: we are losing a precious year of procurement.

Before the attack: Mossad chief spoke with Syrian Foreign Minister regarding Turkey's presence in Syria
The unusual conversation between the Mossad chief and the Syrian Foreign Minister took place shortly before the Israeli strike. Benjamin Netanyahu stated: "We ensured they understood the message." Eyal Zamir added: "We will know how to use force where necessary."

Good news: Apple cuts iPhone 17 Pro prices in Israel | First publication
Apple has instructed its Israeli importers to cut prices for the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max by $90 (approx. 270 shekels) starting this week. The move comes as a surprise following recent price hikes for MacBooks and iPads due to the global memory chip shortage.
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Will sanctions be tightened? Document reveals true beneficiaries of state subsidies
An analysis by the Ministry of Finance, presented during discussions on the conscription of yeshiva students, reveals vast disparities in state subsidy eligibility among Israeli citizens. The ministry recommends canceling after-school program subsidies for Haredi draft dodgers starting in the upcoming school year.

The series of internal score-settlings shaking Gaza: "Chaos, Hamas is behind this dangerous move"
The killing of members of the Abu Warda clan has ignited anger and threats of revenge. The clan blames Hamas and demands that those responsible be exposed.

Trump Administration Announces New Tax Restrictions for Illegal Immigrants
The US Treasury Department has introduced new tax regulations aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from accessing taxpayer-funded benefits. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the move is expected to save $3 billion, with nearly one million individuals potentially losing eligibility for tax refunds.

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.

Persian Gulf blockade impacts Israeli cost of living via Jordanian border congestion
The Iranian blockade and Houthi threats have shifted cargo transport from sea routes to land routes through Jordan. Staffing shortages and reduced operating hours at the Jordan River Crossing are causing significant delays. Imports for companies like Sugat and ICL are being stalled, threatening consumer prices. The Israel Airports Authority attributes the congestion to current security...

Almost 7% of deals cancelled: Why are apartment buyers in the south breaking first?
The south was a key region for 10/90 and 20/80 financing campaigns, allowing buyers to enter the market with low initial capital. As large payments fall due, the combination of high interest rates, repayment capacity issues, and eroding apartment prices in some projects is forcing a recalculation. In the Beersheba area, the cancellation rate for 2023 deals approached 7%, significantly higher than...

IDF Concludes Investigations into Several Incidents in the Gaza Strip
The IDF Spokesperson has released findings from the General Staff's investigative mechanism regarding incidents involving humanitarian aid workers and civilians. These investigations aim to ensure compliance with international and Israeli law.

Damascus signals restraint: "The goal is to avoid escalation to protect the regime"
A source close to the regime told N12 that, in Damascus' view, the solution is to reach security understandings with Israel. The Syrian Foreign Ministry denies the existence of a formal security agreement but emphasizes the desire for stability. Against the backdrop of tensions, the IDF Chief of Staff visited Syria.

Tucker Carlson's strange statement: 'In Israel, they avoid the plus sign because it resembles a cross'
Carlson made the claim on his podcast, where he criticizes Israel's attitude toward Christian symbols. Carlson called on Christians in the United States to pay attention to the American administration's policy toward Israel.

Behind the scenes - This is how Iran is trying to use the ceasefire to recover
A security source who spoke with N12 outlined the Iranian moves: they are focusing on producing cheap and easy-to-operate missiles - and are not afraid of entering another conflict. "Iran will try to disrupt the blockade on it - and it may move to a stage of opening fire," he said.

What is economically better: a new car, a used one, or leasing?
A used car aged 2 to 4 years usually enjoys an economic advantage because a large part of the significant depreciation has already occurred. Here is an analysis of the pros and cons of buying a new car, a used one, or opting for a lease.

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...

Route bypassing Hormuz: Saudi and UAE initiative to expand oil reserves in Asia | Report
Against the backdrop of turmoil in the oil market and continued disruptions to shipping routes in the Middle East, the Gulf is no longer waiting for a solution: "You cannot rely on Donald Trump."

Dramatic footage from Turkey: Opposition member stabbed in the street
Member of Parliament for the New Turkish Party, Melih Meriç, was stabbed in broad daylight near his car. After an argument that escalated into a violent confrontation, the opposition member was taken to the hospital in serious condition, where he underwent emergency surgery. The main suspect is a member of his former party, the Republican People's Party, Saidi Ahmet Keles.

Report: Trump pushing for a meeting with Kim Jong Un in the coming months
Since the previous meetings, Pyongyang has significantly expanded its nuclear and missile program. US officials estimate that this time it will be even harder to reach a breakthrough.

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.

Confrontation between Iran and France escalates: Paris to expel two Iranian diplomats
In response to the attack and expulsion of two French diplomats from Tehran, the French Foreign Minister announced that two Iranian diplomats will be expelled from France in the coming days.

Sephora products arrive in Israel: A price comparison
The beauty chain Glam42 is launching Sephora products in Israel under a temporary sales agreement. A Channel 12 News investigation reveals price gaps of up to 33% compared to international markets.

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.

After disappearing: burnt body of TikTok star found on a vineyard
Sonia Bellina, a French TikTok creator with over 259,000 followers, went missing, causing concern for her family. Shortly after, she was found dead by a laborer on a French vineyard. The direction of the investigation has not yet been determined.

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.

USA Considers Reducing Military Presence in the Gulf
The Pentagon is analyzing whether to rebuild American bases in the Persian Gulf damaged by Iranian attacks. Alternatives include shifting forces westward, including to Israel, despite US concerns regarding potential espionage.

After his party was banned: one of Russia's most prominent war opponents sentenced to 11 years in prison
"One person is imprisoned, but fear creeps into millions of hearts," said Lev Shlosberg, one of the leaders of the only party in Russia that opposes the war in Ukraine.

Syria officially admits for the first time that it possesses nuclear material: "It will remain in our possession"
The Syrian Foreign Minister stated: "It is our right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes." Overnight, Israel struck deep inside Syria, dozens of kilometers from the Turkish border.