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"Persecution": Indictment filed against Tal Dardik hours after his arrest
The legal drama surrounding Tal Inon Dardik, a farmer and father of four from Samaria, continues. This Friday morning, shortly after his arrest in the north of the country, the prosecution unit of the Judea and Samaria District Police filed an indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings at the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court.

Five sets of twins in ten hours: The special day at Wolfson | Exclusive
Ten babies in ten hours. One after another, five sets of twins were born this week at the Wolfson Medical Center, an unusual sequence of births that turned a routine day in the delivery rooms into an event that neither the staff nor the five families will soon forget. Accompanying the sequence of births was Dr. Laura, one of the obstetricians at the facility.

A comfortable weekend ahead – with warming to follow | Weather forecast
The upcoming weekend will be characterized by comfortable weather, relatively mild for the season. On Friday morning it will be partly cloudy, but during the day it will clear up and become pleasant. There will also be another slight drop in temperatures, mainly in mountainous areas and inland, and they will be normal for the season, alongside a noticeable relief in heat stress.

Worms found in 96% of fish tested, some of them exactly in the part we eat
Sushi, sashimi, and canned food lovers might find it hard to digest the following findings: a new study published in the scientific journal Ocean and Coastal Research reveals that one of the most common and best-selling tuna species in the world is swimming while infested with parasitic worms. A team of researchers from the Federal University of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil analyzed 53 tuna...

His name was linked to two cases that shocked the country: Atef Sabihi died in prison
Atef Sabihi, who was convicted in two of the most disturbing murder cases in Israel during the 80s, died today (Thursday) in prison after decades of incarceration. Sabihi served long prison sentences for his part in the murder of the teenager Dani Katz in Haifa in 1983, as well as for the kidnapping and murder of the discharged soldier Dafna Carmon in 1982. His death closes a central chapter in...

Suspicion of underage marriages in Yavne'el: 16 detained for questioning
Dozens of Northern District police officers raided several locations in Yavne'el, detaining 16 minors and adults suspected of involvement in illegal underage marriages.

European destination expands schedule: 3 flights a week from Tel Aviv
The line from Tel Aviv will operate three times a week on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with a convenient flight schedule including early morning departures from Tel Aviv and return flights from Riga at night.

Millions in crypto and accounts in Russia: The suspicion against a former Haifa resident
Leonid Lepshov, a former Haifa resident currently living mostly abroad, is suspected of selling and converting virtual currencies totaling approximately 2 million shekels and holding bank accounts in Russia without reporting them to the Tax Authority.

Long-awaited cooling: weather forecast for the weekend
A gradual cooling trend is expected over the coming weekend, bringing relief from the heat across the country. Starting Thursday, temperatures will begin to drop toward seasonal averages as morning clouds clear.

Disturbing discovery: The basic ingredient that may impair men's memory
In a study published in the scientific journal "Neurobiology of Aging", which lasted for six years and included careful monitoring of older adults, researchers discovered that men who consume high amounts of sodium suffer from accelerated memory impairment compared to those who maintained a low dosage.

Rising heat and relief towards the weekend | Weather forecast
Today, Wednesday, will be fair after morning clouds dissipate. Temperatures will rise slightly, especially in mountain and inland areas, with an increase in heat load across the country.

Vacation in Europe is getting more expensive: The tax you will pay in addition to the hotel price
Hotel prices in Europe are already high, but for those planning a vacation in the coming months, there is another cost to consider: more and more cities in Europe are charging a tourist tax from visitors, and in some destinations, the amounts are rising.

"The Zionist Answer": Kindergartens opened in new Samaria settlements
The Samaria Regional Council reported that over 25,000 students began the school year this Tuesday. The education system, which includes 28 elementary schools, 11 high schools, and 168 kindergartens, welcomed 1,440 first-graders. This year, the council is opening four new high schools and eight kindergartens, six of which were established in new settlements in northern Samaria.

Closing the circle: Name revealed for the daughter of hostage survivor Elkana Bohbot
Hostage survivor Elkana Bohbot and his wife Rivka revealed today, Monday, the name of their newborn daughter: Michel. The couple chose to share the news in a way that symbolizes a closing of the circle, recreating the sign Elkana held in the helicopter during his evacuation from the Re'im camp, now reading: "Rami, Dad, Mom and Michel are on the way!!".

September 1st is here: how to get your child's sleep back on track
During summer vacation, many teenagers became accustomed to falling asleep in the early morning hours. Since adolescent biological clocks naturally shift, transitioning back to a school schedule requires a structured approach. Here are several steps to help reset your child's sleep cycle starting tonight.

Waking up and unable to move: what happens during sleep paralysis and how to avoid it?
You wake up in the middle of the night, fully aware of your surroundings, but unable to move your body. Sometimes you also feel like someone is in the room. So what is actually happening to us during sleep paralysis?

Massive raid: Negev local council head arrested on corruption charges
A new corruption case in a southern local authority was exposed today (Monday). Officers from the Lahav 433 unit arrested a sitting council head in the Negev, his family members, and other senior officials on suspicion of bribery, bid-rigging, and fraud.

Woman lost the ability to speak: diagnosis revealed an unusual process in the brain
A 60-year-old woman from China gradually lost her ability to communicate with her surroundings after suffering for about two months from deteriorating thinking and behavioral changes, until she stopped speaking completely. At the Qilu Hospital in Jinan, doctors tried to understand what was behind her condition, and after a series of tests, it turned out that her immune system had begun to...

Feeling that something is wrong with you? Do not look for answers on Google
Do you know that feeling where you feel something is a bit strange with you lately? You are more irritable, have difficulty concentrating, think too much, or are simply going through a rough patch. Instead of letting it pass, you open Google and type: "Why do I feel this way?" A few searches later, you are already reading about one disorder or another and are convinced that the symptoms describe...

SUN RESORT: A luxurious vacation facing the Sea of Galilee, with privacy, quiet, and a view
The complex is suitable for guests who wish to pause their routine, get away from the daily hustle, and enjoy a high-quality vacation in a private and quiet environment. SUN RESORT includes 7 designed and spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, and is suitable for hosting up to 18 guests.

Arrived with a knife at the factory where his ex-partner works – and was caught on a bus
Police officers from the Sdot station in the Sharon region arrested a foreign national last week who allegedly arrived at a factory in Kadima-Zoran, where his ex-partner works, armed with a knife. After fleeing the scene, he was located shortly thereafter hiding on a bus.

Global change in heart attack diagnosis: what will change in emergency rooms in Israel?
Leading cardiology organizations worldwide have published the "Fifth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction," replacing the previous numerical classification with three clear clinical categories. The goal of this update is to move beyond merely confirming a heart attack to accurately identifying its cause, thereby tailoring treatment. The document was prepared by the European Society of...

Flying to Italy or Spain? The strikes that could disrupt your vacation
Those planning a vacation in Spain or Italy in the next two weeks may encounter more than just the end-of-summer rush. A series of strikes at airports, ground services, and railways is expected to make travel difficult for passengers, and in some cases, make the journey to or from the airport particularly complicated.

They searched for diamonds in the desert – and found a ship with thousands of gold coins
A new study brings back to the headlines one of the most unusual archaeological discoveries found in the Namibian desert: a nearly 500-year-old Portuguese merchant ship, accidentally uncovered in 2008 during diamond mining, containing thousands of gold coins, dozens of tons of metals, and ivory. The study, published this month, examined the efforts to preserve the treasures since their discovery...

On a flight to Israel: The antisemitic note a passenger discovered in her suitcase
An Israeli passenger discovered an antisemitic message in her suitcase this week during a flight from Seattle to Tel Aviv. Noa Savar-Dabouskin, a 48-year-old Los Angeles resident who moved to Israel, found the note last Monday while unpacking her belongings. The note, written in capital letters, contained the slur "F Israel".

5-year-old child rescued from lake in Tel Aviv in critical condition
Emergency services were called on Friday to Menachem Begin Park (Darom Park) following reports of a child who went missing in the lake. It is believed the child entered the water with a friend, who later exited alone. The child was rescued by a bystander using a kayak and is currently receiving medical treatment.
Haifa Police Close Two Businesses via Administrative Orders
A suspected brothel in Haifa has been closed for 30 days by administrative order. Additionally, another business in the city was shut down for 21 days after an illegal resident was found employed on the premises.

Weapons cache uncovered in Kafr Kanna, two suspects arrested
Northern District police officers, accompanied by an aerial drone, located a cache of weaponry earlier this week in an agricultural structure in Kafr Kanna. During the search, an improvised pistol, an M16-type weapon, magazines, and a large amount of ammunition were seized.

The flexibility that became a nightmare: a hidden disease affects hundreds of thousands
Vivian Duval, 58, from the UK, discovered that her extraordinary flexibility, which allowed her to perform any yoga pose, was actually a sign of a hidden disease that caused her great suffering for years. For many long years, she dealt with digestive problems, fatigue, and pain without understanding their source. Only after watching a video on social media that explained the symptoms of...

4-Year-Old Boy Likely Stung by Yellow Scorpion in Arad: Condition Serious
A 4-year-old boy was evacuated this Thursday evening to Soroka Hospital in serious condition, sedated and intubated, after likely being stung by a yellow scorpion in Arad.

Watch: Referee pulled out a red card and landed a karate kick to the coach's face
This is something you don't see every day on football pitches. During a Peru Cup match between Sport Huayucachi and Magdalena Sedeck, a highly unusual incident occurred that quickly went viral across the web.

Chief Rabbi of Israel shares memory of Yehuda Katz
More than four decades have passed since IDF soldier Yehuda Katz (may God avenge his blood) fell, until his body was returned to Israel. During a shiva visit, Chief Rabbi of Israel Kalman Meir Bar recalled his days studying with Yehuda in the yeshiva.

Inspector attacked by teenagers after requesting fare payment: bus line suspended today
A group of teenagers attacked a bus inspector who asked them to disembark after discovering they had not paid for their trip. In a show of solidarity, the transport company is suspending service on the line connecting Jerusalem today.

Yael Shevach: The story of the gold bracelet that survived the fire in Samaria
A month after her home in the settlement of Havat Gilad in Judea and Samaria was destroyed in a severe fire, terror widow Yael Shevach shared the moving story of a family heirloom that survived the flames. An antique gold bracelet inherited from her grandmother remained intact despite the inferno.

Pursuit, hitting police officers and shooting: drama on the streets of Beit Shemesh
An unusual incident occurred today in Beit Shemesh, after a police attempt to stop a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs developed into a pursuit and ended in gunfire. During the arrest attempt, the suspect hit two police officers, and law enforcement opened fire on his vehicle.

Woman collapsed, was resuscitated – and received a parking fine for staying too long
A 54-year-old woman from Auckland, New Zealand, collapsed in a supermarket parking lot, suffering a cardiac arrest. While she was being rushed to the hospital, her car remained in the lot for over five hours, resulting in an automated $80 fine for exceeding the 90-minute limit.

"In an era where AI knows everything, students need more human intelligence"
When entering the gates of the Shaanan Academic College of Education in Haifa, it is hard to believe the institution is marking its 75th anniversary. Prof. Avi Levy, the college president, is convinced that precisely now, when machines are more sophisticated than ever, the education system must return to the most basic element: the human being.

Has the accessible carriage become a bicycle storage? The reality of train travel for the disabled
If an ordinary passenger discovers that a station elevator is out of order, they can usually find another way. For a passenger in a wheelchair, a broken elevator or a failure in pre-arranged assistance often means the train is inaccessible. The problems continue inside the train, where designated accessible carriages are frequently blocked by bicycles and scooters.

Following road dispute: Wolt courier arrested for stabbing bus driver
A 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak was arrested on Tuesday for stabbing a bus driver in Ramat Gan following a road dispute. The driver sustained light injuries, and the suspect fled the scene before being apprehended.

Where is the best place to do a medical internship? Hospital rankings revealed
Where do young doctors receive the best training, and in which hospitals is the internship experience less positive? A new survey by the Ministry of Health provides a broad look at the year in which medical school graduates transition from university to field work, and reveals significant gaps in satisfaction between hospitals and departments.