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When does Shabbat begin? | Shabbat times for Parashat Shoftim 14.08.26
Shabbat Parashat Shoftim, 1st of Elul 5786, begins this evening, Friday, 14.08.2026, bringing with it the commandments of Shabbat and the preparation for the day of rest. Below are the times for the beginning of Shabbat, the end of Shabbat, and Rabbeinu Tam times in various cities across the country.

Starting from Saturday night: Channel 14 will broadcast Selichot from the Western Wall every evening
Starting this coming Saturday night, Channel 14 will broadcast the Selichot services from the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem every evening. The broadcasts will be available on the channel and on all C14 platforms – on the website, in the app, and on YouTube. This way, even those who cannot physically reach the Western Wall plaza will be able to join the moving event and be an integral part of the...
Odaya Azulai donated a Torah scroll: The moving blessing of Rabbi Yigal Cohen
Singer Odaya Azulai, known as the "Child of Faith," donated a Torah scroll this Thursday evening at her home in Rishon LeZion. During the special ceremony, the singer participated in the dedication of the scroll, which she chose to donate to the local synagogue. The moving event was held in the spirit of the beginning of the month of Elul, the month of mercy and forgiveness.

Medical Breakthrough: Innovative Treatment for Aggressive Brain Tumor in Israel
New hope for patients with recurrent glioblastoma: Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem has begun, for the first time in Israel, treating recurrent brain tumors using alpha radiation delivered directly into the tumor. The experimental procedure was performed on a 77-year-old patient as part of a clinical study.

Bus driver collapsed while driving and collided with a vehicle, his condition is critical
An unusual incident occurred this evening (Thursday) on Highway 651 near the Yam Junction: a bus driver, aged about 50, collapsed and lost consciousness while driving, apparently due to a medical issue. Following the collapse, the bus collided with a private vehicle.

Military Advocate General's case in Sde Teiman affair moves toward plea deal
Following the Supreme Court's decision allowing the State Attorney's Office to resume handling the Military Advocate General's case, legal sources indicate that the suspended Military Advocate General, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, is likely to receive a plea deal offer. She is expected to admit to the charges, effectively closing the case.

Sheffi Paz's video reached EU countries — and was then blocked
The provocative AI video published by social activist Sheffi Paz against illegal migrants continues to cause a stir — this time outside of Israel. Paz announced earlier today (Thursday) that she received a notification from the X network stating that following a legal complaint, the video was permanently blocked for viewing in all European Union countries.

The "good" habit that led the TV host to the operating table
American TV host Kelly Ripa revealed today, Thursday, the reason for her recent absence from the screen. She underwent a medical procedure following a "good" and common habit that led her to the operating table. In her podcast, Ripa explained: "I brush my teeth too much," which caused significant gum recession, particularly in the lower area of her mouth.

Do you have a gut feeling? This is what your brain is really trying to say
There are moments when something just feels wrong. We have no explanation, no clear fact to point to, and yet something inside signals us to stop. Sometimes the feeling turns out to be surprisingly accurate, and sometimes we realize it misled us completely.

For the first time in Israel: a 41-year-old's shoulder reconstructed using 3D printing
An innovative surgery performed at the Wolfson Medical Center may mark a breakthrough in the treatment of rare bone tumors: a multidisciplinary team removed a malignant tumor from the arm of a 41-year-old patient and reconstructed her shoulder using a 3D-printed implant specifically tailored to her body structure. According to the hospital, this is the first time in Israel that this technology has...

7 habits that seem innocent – but can indicate mental distress
There are habits we adopt to relax and unwind, but sometimes they can signal something deeper. If you find yourself relying on one of these 7 habits for comfort, it is worth pausing to ask "why?" because even seemingly positive actions can sometimes be a sign of underlying emotional struggles.

Gambling complex exposed in Hadera during police raid
An illegal gambling apartment was exposed in Hadera during a search conducted by police officers at a complex in the city. Tens of thousands of shekels in cash, hundreds of euros, and thousands of dollars were seized at the scene, alongside a large amount of equipment suspected of being used to operate gambling games.

Good news for residents of the North: New 900-space parking lot to be built at Haifa Airport
The Israel Airports Authority announced on Thursday the construction of a new parking lot at Haifa Airport, featuring approximately 900 spaces. The 20-dunam project aims to accommodate the recent surge in passenger traffic and expand travel options for residents of Haifa and the North.
Tourist hits taxi driver with a thermos: brawl goes viral
A violent incident at Cancun International Airport has gone viral on social media. A tourist was filmed hitting a shuttle driver with a thermos following a dispute over luggage, leading to a physical altercation in front of bystanders.

Serious indictment: former Border Police officer sexually harassed a minor
The Department of Internal Police Investigations filed a serious indictment on Wednesday at the Nazareth Magistrate's Court against a former Border Police officer for sexually harassing a minor under the age of 14. According to the indictment, filed by attorney Hila Cohen, the defendant served as a combatant in the Shahar company of the Jerusalem Border Police and conducted sexually explicit...

Drama in BTS: Pop star reveals medical issue in live broadcast
V, a member of the global pop group BTS, revealed on Wednesday that he is receiving medical treatment for hearing impairment in one ear. The announcement came during the group's world tour, which reunites all seven members following a hiatus for mandatory military service. The singer, whose full name is Kim Tae-hyung, shared in a live broadcast that he has been dealing with the condition for two...

Bedouin youth without a license hit children on a playground with a scooter and fled
An 18-year-old Bedouin, a resident of Bir al-Maksur, was arrested on suspicion of driving a scooter without a license, entering a playground near Shfaram, and hitting two 8-year-old children. According to the police, the children were moderately injured and taken to the hospital, while the suspect fled the scene.

Syria Seeks Extradition of Assad and Senior Officials via Interpol
The Syrian Ministry of Justice has established a committee to pursue the extradition of senior Assad regime officials who fled the country. The committee will coordinate with Interpol following the death sentences handed down by the local judiciary.

Investigation opened against Bezalel lecturer who accused Israel of 'genocide'
Following a Channel 14 exposé, an investigation was opened today, Thursday, against Issa Grayeb, a lecturer at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, who spoke harshly against the State of Israel and the IDF.

Major airport to undergo renovation for Muslims at a cost of hundreds of thousands
Fox News reported on Thursday that Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport will install foot-washing stations for Muslims inside its restrooms. The project is privately funded and expected to be completed by the end of the year.

The Mystery of the Eldar Dayan Murder: Contradictory Versions and Investigative Lapses
The investigation into the murder of Eldar Dayan continues: The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court has extended the detention of suspects Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz until August 19. This marks the fifth extension of their detention since late July.

Just 3 minutes a day: The activity linked to a lower risk of 13 types of cancer
A study published in the journal BMC Medicine has found a link between reducing sitting time and a lower risk of 13 types of cancer. Analyzing data from 59,218 people, researchers found that even small changes in routine matter: standing is better than sitting, walking is more effective than standing, and short bursts of vigorous activity yield the greatest benefits.

The habit that almost half of adults have: when does it become a problem?
A study recently published in the journal "Appetite" examined the link between our ability to cope with emotions and emotional eating — a state in which we turn to food not because we are hungry, but due to stress, sadness, anxiety, or other feelings. The researchers found that difficulty in coping with emotions is linked to an increased tendency for emotional eating, a phenomenon that, according...

Drama at the Supreme Court: The fate of Likud primaries hangs in the balance
Tension within Likud is peaking as the Supreme Court begins hearings on petitions filed by various candidates. This evening, the party will learn whether its long-running legal saga is nearing an end or if the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming primaries will continue.

Blood feud in Umm al-Fahm: Murder of Muhammad Mahamid solved
This evening (Wednesday) we published new details regarding the solving of the murder case of Muhammad Mahamid in Umm al-Fahm from January of this year. The investigation reveals that the victim was liquidated in a local bakery and that the motive was a blood feud and family honor.

New and exclusive footage from the 'grenade war' in the Central District
We are releasing exclusive footage of the 'grenade war' that raged about a month ago during the violent conflict between the Musli and Jarushi crime organizations. The video shows two suspects from Lod and Modiin carrying out attacks in Rishon LeZion, Netanya, and Ramat Gan before being caught by police.

Drugs, cash and illegal residents: a night of arrests in south Tel Aviv
Enforcement operation in south Tel Aviv: The police updated today (Wednesday) that they carried out an enforcement operation last night at several locations suspected of illegal drug trafficking, alongside the issuance of numerous traffic tickets. As part of the activity, the forces raided a building on Shoken Street, seized many findings, and arrested a suspect who was transferred for further...

On the way to the north: Razer thrills and coffee with a view of the Sea of Galilee
There are many ways to get to the Sea of Galilee, but one route turns the trip itself into an adventure. In Moshav Amnon, you can combine an adrenaline-filled off-road Razer tour with a relaxing coffee break overlooking the Galilee and the lake.

High Court rejects petition in Sde Teiman affair: Isman will be involved in the investigation
The Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice (HCJ), rejected a petition regarding the investigation into the leak of materials in the Sde Teiman affair. The judges unanimously ruled that the court should not dictate investigative methods to the police, and the majority allowed the State Attorney to resume his involvement in the case.

High Court hearing that could save Likud primaries moved to this evening
The Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice (Bagatz), has decided to move to this evening (Wednesday) the hearing on the petition regarding the change in Likud primary rules and the possibility for Knesset members and ministers to run in district slots as well. The hearing, which was scheduled for tomorrow, will take place today at 21:00 before a panel of the Supreme Court. The...

Beyoncé faces lawsuit over alleged copyright infringement in 'Alien Superstar'
Beyoncé is facing a lawsuit alleging the unauthorized use of a song segment in her hit "Alien Superstar". Hirose Enterprise and producer Shoji Hirose have filed a claim against the singer and various music companies, as reported by TMZ.

Left-wing activists confront Channel 14 news anchor outside studio | Watch
A sharp confrontation occurred on Wednesday outside the Channel 14 news studios after left-wing activists arrived to protest a broadcast regarding claims by IDF soldiers and their families about the conduct of Arab doctors, specifically concerning the use of the Arabic language during treatment.

Spanish Police Uncover Trafficking Ring Targeting Migrant Girls
Spanish police announced on Tuesday the dismantling of a criminal gang that trafficked underage migrant girls. The group is accused of moving victims from care centers in Gran Canaria to other parts of Spain and France, where some were subjected to sexual exploitation. Five suspects, including one minor, were arrested following raids.

Israeli singer reveals: 'I had cancer, I have an exemption from the army'
Israeli singer Anne B was asked today (Wednesday) during a 'Q&A' session held on her Instagram account whether she is enlisting and where. In response, the young singer revealed: 'A few years ago I had cancer and therefore I have an exemption from the army, but despite the exemption, I chose to volunteer because it is very important to me to serve and contribute to my country.'

"I am miserable": Reality star wakes up unable to speak
Reality star May Hatuel shared a photo today (Wednesday) from a clinic after waking up this morning "unable to speak." She later added with humor that while her temporary medical condition might be "a bit nice" for those around her, the situation is quite different for her.

Shingles at a young age? The post by Chen Amsalem that surprised the web
Shingles is often perceived as a disease of the elderly, but a recent Instagram post by Chen Amsalem has sparked a conversation about its prevalence among younger people. Following her disclosure, many followers shared their own experiences with the condition.

Medical breakthrough in the Negev: 600-bed center to be built in Be'er Sheva
The Ministries of Health and Finance have announced an international tender for the architectural design of the new "Peres" Medical Center in Be'er Sheva. Operated by the Sheba Medical Center and two health funds, the facility aims to bridge the healthcare gap between the periphery and the center.

Palestinian students against Columbia University: "We are being discriminated against"
Palestinian students and staff have filed a lawsuit against Columbia University, claiming they have suffered discriminatory treatment since 2023. The lawsuit alleges that the university failed to protect members of the Palestinian community from harassment and targeted them with disciplinary proceedings described as "unfair and biased."

Mid-air drama: Plane drops altitude as captain fails drug test
Air India flight AI2379, traveling from Phuket to Delhi with 145 people on board, experienced a frightening incident at cruising altitude. According to the aviation magazine One Mile at a Time, the aircraft suddenly lost 300 feet of altitude, exceeding its structural load limit. Because the seatbelt sign was not illuminated, 13 passengers and four crew members sustained injuries due to severe...

Smuggling cell from the north accused of transferring 50 kg of hashish to Jordan
The Northern District Attorney's Office filed an indictment against three residents of Kfar Misr, aged 26, 41, and 30, on suspicion of operating as a smuggling cell and transferring approximately 50 kg of hashish across the border into Jordan. The indictment was filed following a joint investigation by the Northern District Central Unit and the Shin Bet, and charges them with violating state...