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Aug 18, 2026
14:45N12
"Turkey is looting Somalia": Somali MP in an extraordinary attack on Erdogan's takeover of the country
World

"Turkey is looting Somalia": Somali MP in an extraordinary attack on Erdogan's takeover of the country

In a conversation with N12, Somali MP Abdullahi Hashi Abib tells about the immense influence of Turkey in Somalia, which has become a scene of friction between Israel and Turkey.

14:30N12
Following N12 report: Temporary injunction issued to prevent deportation of Telma Kasau — she will be able to stay with her partner and daughters
Crime

Following N12 report: Temporary injunction issued to prevent deportation of Telma Kasau — she will be able to stay with her partner and daughters

The court issued an order preventing the removal from Israel of Telma, a mother of an Israeli daughter and the common-law partner of an Israeli citizen. The legal battle will continue to be managed by her lawyers, but she will be able to remain by her family's side during the process. Her 16-year-old daughter Adi said last week: "I didn't think a day would come when they would decide that my mom...

14:27N12
Chaos on a European island: soldiers sent to the streets to deal with crowds of tourists
World

Chaos on a European island: soldiers sent to the streets to deal with crowds of tourists

Army and police forces have taken to the streets in Malta in an unprecedented enforcement operation against tourists, including passport confiscation and deportation. Residents of the popular Sliema neighborhood clarify that even a military presence will not stop the anarchy as long as party boats, illegal alcohol, and pirate vacation apartments continue to take over the neighborhoods.

14:13N12
Defense establishment remains silent, senior US official publicly blames Israel for overnight strike in Syria
World

Defense establishment remains silent, senior US official publicly blames Israel for overnight strike in Syria

Tom Barrack, the US envoy to Syria, claims that Israel bombed the runway at the Abu al-Duhur base last night, located just 70 km from Turkey. Israel maintains silence and claims it is not involved in the event. The Syrian Foreign Minister stated that nuclear material will remain under Syrian control, subject to IAEA guarantees. An Israeli source told Fox News that sensitive intelligence was shared...

13:44N12
Israel's dramatic move: ban on all defense exports to Qatar
Security

Israel's dramatic move: ban on all defense exports to Qatar

Israel has imposed a total ban on all defense exports to Qatar. The decision affects not only future deals but also contracts signed years ago. According to foreign reports, defense exports to Qatar are estimated at hundreds of millions of dollars.

12:55N12
Homebuyer wins compensation after discovering dozens of construction defects
Crime

Homebuyer wins compensation after discovering dozens of construction defects

Missing shutters, uninsulated piping, cracks, and dampness—a court in Kfar Saba has ordered a contractor to pay compensation to an apartment buyer. The judge ruled that by ignoring the buyer's requests, the company forfeited its right to repair the defects itself.

12:24N12
Two checks of 400 shekels turned into a debt of 13 thousand - until the registrar intervened
Crime

Two checks of 400 shekels turned into a debt of 13 thousand - until the registrar intervened

The debtor claimed that the debt was paid back in 2003 and that the creditor had been "sleeping on their rights" for almost a decade before initiating the procedure. The registrar at the Haifa Execution Office rejected the repayment claim but significantly reduced the interest on arrears in both cases.

12:20N12
You have 500,000 shekels: an investment apartment or a stock portfolio?
Markets

You have 500,000 shekels: an investment apartment or a stock portfolio?

An investment apartment can provide rent and appreciation, but requires high capital, maintenance, and taxation. Investing in a stock portfolio provides liquidity and good returns over time, but taxation on profits is higher.

11:45N12
Horror in Tel Aviv: Woman wakes up to find an illegal alien committing an indecent act in her apartment
Crime

Horror in Tel Aviv: Woman wakes up to find an illegal alien committing an indecent act in her apartment

The suspect is a 32-year-old resident of the territories employed as a construction worker at the victim's residence. According to her, he occasionally entered her home to fix electrical issues. Police detectives located the suspect hiding at a construction site.

11:09N12
"Keep the destination safe": Following the increase in violence against Israelis - an urgent appeal to Thai authorities
World

"Keep the destination safe": Following the increase in violence against Israelis - an urgent appeal to Thai authorities

Following a series of incidents involving reports of violence, hostility, and refusal to provide service to Israeli tourists, an official appeal is being formulated by "Sawadi Club," a community of Thailand lovers in Israel, to tourism and government officials in Thailand. "In any case of inappropriate behavior, it must be handled fairly and firmly, according to the circumstances. However, this...

11:03N12
Cleared for publication: Bedouin from the Negev suspected of planning a bombing at the "Forum" club with a car bomb
Security

Cleared for publication: Bedouin from the Negev suspected of planning a bombing at the "Forum" club with a car bomb

The Southern District Attorney's Office has indicted 20-year-old Abdallah Gargawi from Segev Shalom for planning a terror attack in Be'er Sheva. The suspect intended to detonate a car bomb at the Forum club.

08:45N12
Donald Trump and White House's unusual attack on CNN journalist: 'You're loud, be quiet'
World

Donald Trump and White House's unusual attack on CNN journalist: 'You're loud, be quiet'

The President launched another attack against a journalist who asked him a question, and the official White House account added its own venomous comment.

08:30N12
First publication: Dramatic development in the case of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub
Security

First publication: Dramatic development in the case of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub

A finding has been brought to Israel and is currently being examined; it is assessed to belong to the late Yehuda Katz, the last missing soldier from the battle during the First Lebanon War.

07:22N12
Six injured by explosion of unexploded ordnance near Metula
Security

Six injured by explosion of unexploded ordnance near Metula

The incident occurred this morning near the northern town. Medical teams provided treatment to the victims, and two were evacuated by helicopter to the hospital. Police sappers are investigating, with suspicions that the item was a remnant of a cluster munition.

07:16N12
Tragedy in Holon: 24-year-old woman dies in fire
Crime

Tragedy in Holon: 24-year-old woman dies in fire

Firefighters rescued the young woman from the burning building while she was unconscious. MADA teams were forced to declare her death at the scene due to severe burns and smoke inhalation.

07:02N12
Hippopotamus Wanders Near School in Colombia: Authorities Warn of Danger
World

Hippopotamus Wanders Near School in Colombia: Authorities Warn of Danger

An adult hippopotamus was spotted over the weekend roaming through the city of Barrancabermeja. The animal was documented on August 10 near the General Córdoba school, as well as in the El Limonar and Cincuentenario neighborhoods. Local authorities have warned that this first-ever urban sighting poses an immediate threat to public safety.

07:02N12
"Suddenly I was in the fire": A sauna disaster in Australia
World

"Suddenly I was in the fire": A sauna disaster in Australia

41-year-old Katya Grossa entered a home sauna in Australia, unaware the space had filled with gas. When she attempted to relight the stove, a massive explosion occurred, leaving her engulfed in flames. Despite severe burns, she managed to crawl to safety.

Aug 17, 2026
21:05N12
US beauty salon owner kicks out client for being Israeli: "It's my business, I'm not refunding you"
World

US beauty salon owner kicks out client for being Israeli: "It's my business, I'm not refunding you"

A beauty salon owner in the United States kicked out a client after realizing she was a Jewish-Israeli. The business owner, apparently an immigrant from Afghanistan, documented the incident and refused to return the client's money. The client claimed that no political discussion took place before the expulsion. The spa owner even claimed on camera: "It is written on my Instagram that those who...

15:41N12
Promises stuck in traffic: The government's transport plans remained on paper
Politics

Promises stuck in traffic: The government's transport plans remained on paper

Benjamin Netanyahu promised 100 billion shekels for a railway from Eilat to Kiryat Shmona, but the project was never funded. Miri Regev pledged to reduce road accidents, yet 2025 became the deadliest year on record. Despite official assurances, the congestion charge in Gush Dan is nearing implementation.

14:00N12
Called the police after an argument with her mother - the family claims: "We were handcuffed and beaten in front of the children"
Crime

Called the police after an argument with her mother - the family claims: "We were handcuffed and beaten in front of the children"

The family members recount the moments when, according to them, the event got out of control, and are now demanding an investigation into the conduct of the police officers. After we contacted the police for a response, it was stated that they had contacted the Police Investigation Department (PID) to open an investigation.

13:18N12
First publication: Lawyer from Krayot suspected of trafficking hard drugs
Crime

First publication: Lawyer from Krayot suspected of trafficking hard drugs

Police raided the suspect's home and seized substances suspected to be 'crystal' and 'doctor' type drugs. Following interrogation at the Zevulun station and several extensions of his detention, the court ordered the lawyer's release to house arrest.

12:34N12
The AC is dead, the boiler is leaking and the shutter is broken: who pays?
Real Estate

The AC is dead, the boiler is leaking and the shutter is broken: who pays?

The law divides repairs between the tenant and the landlord according to two tests, and sets 30 days for a regular malfunction and three days for an urgent defect. A contractual clause that attempts to extend these periods is invalid.

12:25N12
How do you know if the rent is high and how do you negotiate?
Real Estate

How do you know if the rent is high and how do you negotiate?

The most common mistake in rental negotiations is to start from what the tenant "feels" the apartment is worth or what the landlord "wants to get." The market works better with comparisons.

12:25N12
The Forgotten War: Even the most brutal fighters were stunned by the atrocities in Sudan
World

The Forgotten War: Even the most brutal fighters were stunned by the atrocities in Sudan

An extensive Financial Times report reveals harrowing testimonies from mercenaries in the Sudanese civil war. The report points to UAE involvement in war crimes, despite denials from Abu Dhabi. Fighters with experience in anti-cartel operations were stunned by the intensity of the local violence.

12:12N12
Blue Bird passengers stuck on plane without AC: 'A nightmare, children are fainting'
Travel

Blue Bird passengers stuck on plane without AC: 'A nightmare, children are fainting'

A Blue Bird flight to Crete scheduled for 14:00 was delayed at the airport, leaving passengers stuck inside the aircraft on the ground for about an hour and a half. Air conditioning was minimal despite the intense August heat. Some passengers called the police and banged on the cockpit door until a door was opened for ventilation. Blue Bird apologized, citing heavy air traffic congestion in...

11:11N12
"Due to changes created by AI": Israeli cyber unicorn lays off dozens of employees - for the second time in half a year
Startups

"Due to changes created by AI": Israeli cyber unicorn lays off dozens of employees - for the second time in half a year

Pentera notified 60 of its employees - half of them in Israel - that they will be laid off. The reason: "Preparing for the rapid changes occurring in the market against the backdrop of the dramatic growth and adoption of artificial intelligence capabilities." Earlier this year, it was reported that the company laid off 40 employees.

10:25N12
Ukraine's "trick" on China: Copied the drone and created a "lethal killer"
World

Ukraine's "trick" on China: Copied the drone and created a "lethal killer"

A new Ukrainian drone, resembling the Iranian "Shahed", was recently discovered. It is the MICH-2000, which was reverse-engineered from a Chinese model after Beijing refused to sell it. The drone is now being used for critical long-range strikes.

10:21N12
She did her skincare routine in the middle of the movie — and managed to annoy everyone
Celebrities

She did her skincare routine in the middle of the movie — and managed to annoy everyone

A beauty influencer with over two million followers decided to take advantage of the three-hour runtime of the movie 'The Odyssey' to perform a full skincare session. She cleaned her face, applied creams, and put on a collagen mask, all while documenting the process on her phone in a crowded theater. While she viewed it as an efficient way to pass the time, thousands of online users slammed the...

09:34N12
Macron's crash: Another heavy political blow to the French President
World

Macron's crash: Another heavy political blow to the French President

One of the president's most important flagship initiatives was blocked by the Constitutional Council. The Council determined that the bill to prevent access to social networks for those under 15 cannot be implemented. This move joins a long list of the president's political failures.

08:40N12
Targets in the Gulf and ground raids: The Iranian plan to expand the war | Report
World

Targets in the Gulf and ground raids: The Iranian plan to expand the war | Report

Arab intelligence reveals a strategic shift in Iran's leadership toward moving to offensive operations on enemy territory. The plans include attacking energy facilities, sabotaging internet cables, and the possibility of ground activity in Kuwait. A series of new appointments by the Supreme Leader is intended to tighten the chain of command in preparation for an expanded conflict.

07:23N12
Groom found under hotel rubble two days before his wedding
World

Groom found under hotel rubble two days before his wedding

24-year-old Juan Felipe Giraldo traveled to the city of Pereira, Colombia, for work, while his fiancée and two-year-old son awaited his return for their wedding scheduled for Sunday. A 7.4 magnitude earthquake caused the collapse of the hotel where he was staying. For days, his father searched for him among the ruins, until his body was recovered on Friday.

07:19N12
They want us to arrive: 4 surprising countries waiting for as many tourists as possible
World

They want us to arrive: 4 surprising countries waiting for as many tourists as possible

Unlike the global trend, where popular European destinations are fighting over-tourism with taxes and restrictions, some countries are investing significant resources to attract visitors. From the lesser-known sides of Canada and small Andorra to Tajikistan, these destinations are actively developing their infrastructure to welcome travelers.

07:13N12
A harsh reality: Antisemitism in Greece and Cyprus is breaking records – the situation in Belgium is also concerning
World

A harsh reality: Antisemitism in Greece and Cyprus is breaking records – the situation in Belgium is also concerning

New data from the Anti-Defamation League determines that Cyprus and Greece exhibit the highest rates of antisemitism among European Union countries. A significant gap is revealed between the close diplomatic and security alliance with Israel and the public mood on the street.

06:45N12
IDF Warns Troops: Hamas May Open Fire
Security

IDF Warns Troops: Hamas May Open Fire

According to new guidelines, Hamas may attack IDF forces in an attempt to claim that the army violated agreed-upon rules. The military has begun documenting Hamas violations and reporting them to the U.S.

06:22N12
Instant electric shock: The new glove of the U.S. immigration service
World

Instant electric shock: The new glove of the U.S. immigration service

A new and controversial measure planned to be put into use next year is causing a stir in the U.S.

Aug 16, 2026
21:45N12
Another Air Force officer to be charged pending a hearing: betting on Polymarket regarding strikes in Iran and Yemen
Crime

Another Air Force officer to be charged pending a hearing: betting on Polymarket regarding strikes in Iran and Yemen

The Polymarket affair continues: the officer will be charged with breach of trust. In February, another officer was charged with serious security offenses.

20:45N12
A $2 million interceptor instead of $4 million: Boeing and Lockheed in a program to lower missile costs
Security

A $2 million interceptor instead of $4 million: Boeing and Lockheed in a program to lower missile costs

In Huntsville, industry giants presented plans to lower the cost of interceptors after the war with Iran depleted about two-thirds of the Patriot inventory. Lockheed is offering the ACE for around $2 million, and Boeing is cutting the cost of the seeker head.

20:35N12
Tragedy in Finland: Israeli cyclist killed in road accident
World

Tragedy in Finland: Israeli cyclist killed in road accident

A 66-year-old Israeli man, who went on a solo bike trip in Finland, was found dead on the side of the road a week after losing contact with his family. ZAKA and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs are working to repatriate his body for burial.

18:30N12
"The water reached the windows": Family stuck for 4 hours in a car due to flooding
Local News

"The water reached the windows": Family stuck for 4 hours in a car due to flooding

A family from Ma'ale Adumim spent four hours trapped in a flooded tunnel following sudden heavy rains. The father criticized the local maintenance, while police officers successfully rescued the family through the car windows.

16:45N12
Buyers return to the prime rate: the public is betting on a rate cut, but what happens if it is delayed?
Real Estate

Buyers return to the prime rate: the public is betting on a rate cut, but what happens if it is delayed?

The share of the prime rate track in mortgages has almost doubled within a year, while the public is moving away from CPI-linked tracks. The choice reflects an expectation for continued interest rate cuts in Israel, but the global picture has changed: long-term bond yields are climbing, markets in the USA and Europe are pricing in the possibility of rate hikes, and further cuts by the Bank of...

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