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Exposure: Following the administrative arrest of Yossi Mussli, the list of people he is forbidden to contact marks the "crime map of Israel"
The court validated the administrative arrest warrant against Yossi Mussli. Under the warrant, Mussli is forbidden from speaking with 91 people, most of whom are from the criminal world in Israel. The warrant was issued following the conflict that led to the throwing of grenades at Japanika branches.

Survey reveals: Decline in support for Hamas and armed struggle
Dr. Khalil Shikaki has published a new survey showing that Hamas has lost significant public support. Marwan Barghouti emerges as the leading candidate for president with 39%. However, 72% of Palestinians oppose disarming Hamas before a full IDF withdrawal from the Gaza Strip.

Spending patterns abroad: Where and on what Israelis spend their money
A third of Israeli spending abroad is dedicated to shopping and retail. Japan leads in average expenditure per traveler, while Thailand remains the most popular destination and a leader in cash usage.

Unimaginable oppression: Afghanistan five years after the Taliban's rise to power
The radical Islamic regime is leading a policy of "gender apartheid" against women and has abandoned all its promises to change its ways.

"A serious and life-threatening incident": Two children hospitalized after eating chocolate containing hallucinogenic mushrooms
Two children, aged five and a half and six and a half, were admitted to the Galilee Medical Center after consuming chocolate laced with hallucinogenic mushrooms. Due to the risk of further complications, they remain under close monitoring in the pediatric intensive care unit.

Behind the scenes: The secret channel that connected Donald Trump to the commander of the Revolutionary Guards
At the height of negotiations with Iran, the Americans tried to understand if the Iranian negotiating team was acting with the knowledge of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) - and took an unusual step. They turned to the president of the Kurdistan Region in Iraq, who enjoys the trust of both the US and senior officials in the Revolutionary Guards, to verify this for them. He reached out directly to...

New details on the renewal of relations with Venezuela — and the blue wave that continues to intensify
Israel has leveraged opportunities following the regime change and a devastating earthquake in Venezuela to strengthen ties in Latin America. This success is part of a broader geopolitical shift as more countries in the region align with Jerusalem.

Consumer Protection Law: Businesses Required to Record Calls and Provide Them Upon Request
The amendment to the law is intended to increase transparency and reduce disputes. While the full law takes effect in eight months, the obligation to retain existing recordings applies immediately.

AliExpress Launches Back-to-School Sale and Lowers Free Shipping Threshold
The Chinese e-commerce giant is offering discounts of up to 80% on a wide range of school and office supplies. The company claims it will reduce average delivery times to 14 days and has lowered the minimum threshold for free shipping from 169 to 139 shekels.

Drama over Munich: Plane makes emergency landing after takeoff issues
A passenger plane departing from Munich to Hanoi encountered a technical malfunction shortly after takeoff. After circling for over two hours to burn fuel, the aircraft landed, only to suffer burst tires, which blocked the runway.

Yad2 data reveals: The neighborhoods where rental prices have surged
Yad2 data shows that in Jerusalem's Beit HaKerem and Tel Aviv's Sarona, rental prices rose by double-digit percentages over the past year, significantly outpacing the 4.4% national average. Increases for three-room apartments were sharper than for four-room units, though some Tel Aviv neighborhoods saw price declines.

Under the cover of war: The regime in Iran intensifies pressure on civil society, and the morality police return to action
The leadership in Tehran is escalating the struggle over hijab-wearing in the streets. The morality police are returning to the streets and confronting citizens. Authorities are conducting a widespread wave of business closures for those who did not respect hijab laws. The conservative stream calls for intensifying the struggle.

Israeli Pride: Weizmann Institute and Hebrew University Rank Among World's Top 100 Universities
Two Israeli institutions have secured the 71st and 89th spots in the prestigious 2026 Shanghai Ranking. The Technion, which appeared on the list for the past two years, did not make the cut this year. Harvard, Stanford, and MIT lead the global rankings.

Maor Shlomo: The Story of a One-Man Company's Millions
Maor Shlomo is the new face of Israeli high-tech: a solo founder who achieved an $80 million exit in just six months. In a candid interview, he discusses sleepless nights, his skepticism toward academic degrees, the tragic loss of his mother, and his mission to use AI to fight cancer.

Frustration in Gulf states with Donald Trump is growing: "We are paying the price"
US allies in the region fear that the president is failing to bring an end to the war with Iran: "Washington is not enough."

Dramatic rescue: woman jumps from 11th floor in Berlin fire
A massive fire trapped a woman on the windowsill of an 11th-floor apartment in a high-rise building. Firefighters arriving at the scene discovered that their rescue ladder could not reach the height of the apartment. As the building structure began to collapse, the woman made a desperate leap into the rescue basket. Firefighters caught her at the last possible second, narrowly avoiding a tragedy.

"I will go with you anywhere": The correspondence between Meli and Liel discovered in the investigation
The police accessed a mobile correspondence between the mother and her daughter, which strengthened the understanding that Liel Yaalomi knew of the mother's escape plan and joined it of her own free will. The mother and daughter deleted apps and performed actions on their phones intended to make them difficult to locate. They also used Gemini and asked questions that may be related to route...

"I will go with you anywhere": The correspondence between Meli and Liel discovered in the investigation
The police accessed a mobile correspondence between the mother and her daughter, which strengthened the understanding that Liel Yaalomi knew of the mother's escape plan and joined it voluntarily. The mother and daughter deleted apps and performed actions on their phones intended to make them difficult to locate. They also used Gemini and asked questions that may be related to route planning.

Meli and Liel Yaalomi located in South America, IDF attacked in southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip | Saturday news summary
A week after they disappeared, Meli Yaalomi and her daughter Liel were located in South America, where they had fled in recent days. In response to the ceasefire violation: the IDF attacked Hezbollah infrastructure, at least 7 killed. Trump threatened to declare the Strait of Hormuz as US territory, Iran mocked. Surprising rain in the middle of August: thunderstorms and fear of floods in the east.

Nightmare in flight: Passengers waited in extreme heat — some fainted and vomited
A Ryanair flight from Malta to Birmingham turned into a nightmare when the takeoff was delayed, and passengers were forced to wait in extreme heat without air conditioning: "People took off their shirts because of the heat, fainted, and vomited."

PMO: Hezbollah violated the ceasefire and seriously wounded three soldiers; IDF struck the headquarters that ordered the operation
The Prime Minister's Office issued an unusual statement during the Sabbath, announcing that the terrorist organization intentionally used civilians as human shields at the military compound that was struck in order to falsely accuse Israel. Meanwhile, Lebanon reports seven dead in Ansar, the Lebanese Prime Minister condemned the action, and Hezbollah is threatening a response.

Iranian Army: Three of our pilots are alive and held captive in Qatar
According to the army's statement, the pilots survived the crash of SU-24 aircraft during strike missions in March. At the same time, Tehran is criticizing Doha for not allowing them to make contact.

"I am not staying in a hotel with an Israeli": Israeli tourist attacked at a hostel in Australia
A French tourist who was staying with an Israeli tourist at a hostel in Australia is suspected of attacking him with a knife. According to the details, the Frenchman began to hug him defiantly and at a certain stage pulled out a 20-centimeter knife. In a WhatsApp message that preceded the incident, the attacker wrote to his friends: "The next time I see him at the hostel, maybe we will go to a...

Ministry of Heritage to Kibbutz Kfar Aza: Budget for October 7 Commemoration Contingent on Government Control
Kibbutz Kfar Aza developed a plan to commemorate the October 7 massacre, but the Ministry of Heritage, led by Minister Amichai Eliyahu, offered a meager budget conditional on holding veto power over the commemoration's content. The kibbutz leadership rejected this, stating the government's only claim is to the failure itself. KKL-JNF has stepped in to provide 15 million shekels for the project.

Friend of the late Binyamin Razi on the claims of those accused of murder: "I hope they stop lying and say what really happened there"
Matanya was in an apartment in Jerusalem during the murder of his friend and claims that the accused's testimonies regarding violence by Binyamin are untrue: "Lies and deceit, they think it will lighten their sentence." According to Matanya, he clearly remembers the video call that took place in the apartment. Matanya himself was stabbed during the murder incident and was the one who called Magen...

The preparations made in advance, and the mysterious call to the consulate: behind the escape plan of Meli and Liel
The mother and daughter planned the escape for a month, covered their tracks, and deleted location data, according to an Israel Police investigation. A source familiar with the details told N12: the debt amount is not high, the motive is still unknown. During the journey, Meli called the consulate in Vienna, but the call was not answered.

7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Indonesia, Tsunami Warning Issued
According to various reports, the powerful earthquake was underwater, and there is a chance of tsunami waves in various areas of Indonesia. The source of the tremor is likely in the area of Flores Island. Many residents rushed to evacuate their homes, but initial reports do not indicate any casualties.

End to the search: Meli and Liel Yahalomi located
A week after contact with them was lost in Vienna, Meli and Liel Yahalomi were located in South America following a round-the-clock international intelligence operation. The dramatic moment of the encounter took place on a bus, when a police representative approached the two and said: "We were very worried about you, I want to ask you a few questions." Thus ended the disappearance journey that...

From disappearance, to the train to Germany - and the flight to Argentina: The suspected route of the missing women
As we first reported on N12, checks in German aviation systems revealed that the names of Meli and Liel appear on the passenger list of a Lufthansa flight to South America. Austrian police announced: they left of their own volition, there is no suspicion of criminal activity. A senior police official: "The terror motive has weakened significantly." Reconstruction of the movement axis being checked...

Vladimir Putin's Secret War: The Plan to Topple Moldova
According to The New York Times, Russian intelligence trained young people to break through barriers and set fire to buildings. Priests were paid to preach against the European Union. An Israeli-Moldovan oligarch is working to recruit activists. Meanwhile, Russia is damaging energy infrastructure, causing power outages.

First publication: Meli and Liel Yahalomi located on passenger list of flight from Germany to Argentina
Austrian police announced that the mother and daughter left the country of their own volition and there is no suspicion of criminal activity. Behind the announcement: a check of airline systems in Germany revealed that the two boarded a Lufthansa flight to South America.

Tragedy during vacation in Greece: 17-year-old electrocuted to death in the shower
A teenage Irish tourist was electrocuted to death in a vacation apartment on the Greek island of Kimolos. He suffered a fatal shock upon touching the shower handle. Authorities are now investigating whether the property's electrical system met safety standards.

The apartment costs 2.5 million shekels — how much will you really pay until you get the keys?
Purchase tax, lawyer fees, brokerage, appraisal, renovation, and moving add 155,000–185,000 shekels above the contract price, and for an additional apartment, the tax alone reaches 200,000 shekels.

Jerusalem Municipality Sues Husseini Family for 4.9 Million Shekels Over Orient House
The municipality claims that the prominent Palestinian family — owners of the building that served the PLO and has been closed since 2001 by government order — did not pay property tax (arnona) between 2020 and 2025.

Behind Israel Katz's directive: Yoram Halevy's plan
The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) proposed months ago to redistribute responsibilities between the IDF and the police. In a document presented by Major General Yoram Halevy, it is argued that the IDF lacks a professional advantage in civil law enforcement tasks. The proposal: a new police force, with its own staff and budget, to reduce the burden on regular and...

S&P 500 Index vs. Deposit: What happens to 100,000 shekels in a decade?
An average historical return of 10.3% versus a 3% interest rate creates a huge gap, but a whole decade in history ended in the negative.

Bureaucratic Deadlock: State Demands Deportation of Mother of Israeli Daughter
Thelma, who arrived from the Philippines, failed to provide a divorce document from a marriage 30 years ago, leading the state to refuse to regularize her status. Despite living in Israel for over 20 years with her Israeli partner and their 16-year-old daughter, Adi, the family faces separation as early as next week.

"You won't recognize it": New tunnels, a five-star hotel, and doubling parking spaces — this is how Ben Gurion Airport will look in 2030
A new interchange and tunnels under Highway 1 will shorten the way to the airport by 10 kilometers for every passenger. Terminal 3 will be expanded in all directions, with 90 new check-in counters and a new concourse for aircraft added. The number of parking spaces will be doubled to 40,000, and the first five-star hotel will open on the airport grounds.

Gadi Eisenkot may receive Shin Bet protection amid rising security threats
The Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) is discussing the possibility of providing security for 'Yashar' party chairman Gadi Eisenkot. The move is being examined due to the election campaign and the increase in threats against senior Israeli officials.

IDF to investigate events in Qusra
The IDF will examine why it took two days to evacuate the outpost and why forces were sent that did not evacuate it. Additionally, the decision to ask Palestinian families to leave their homes will be reviewed.