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Haifa: Worker aged about 40 seriously injured at construction site
A worker aged about 40 was seriously injured after being struck by a heavy object while working at a construction site on HaMelech Amatziahu Street in Haifa. MADA teams provided medical treatment and evacuated him to Rambam Hospital.

North Korean soldiers crossed the border, South Korean army fired warning shots
The South Korean army fired warning shots after North Korean soldiers crossed the Military Demarcation Line. Following the gunfire, the soldiers from the North retreated, reported the local news agency Yonhap, citing an anonymous source.

Case Awaits Attorney General: What is Delaying the Indictment Against Yolanda Yavor?
The Likud movement has sent an urgent demand to the Haifa District Attorney's Office to finalize its decision regarding protest activist Dr. Yolanda Yavor. The party argues that the significant delay since the prosecutor's statement was filed raises concerns about selective enforcement.

Female students encouraged to wear hijabs as part of a "Social Justice" program
Parents and students, including two Jewish parents and three former Jewish students, filed a lawsuit against the school district and Palo Alto High School in California, following a tour of a mosque where they claim students were handed copies of the Quran and female students were encouraged to wear hijabs.

After leaving a Likud conference: Left-wing activist attacked Deputy Minister Almog Cohen
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen was filmed last night in a sharp verbal confrontation with a left-wing protester as he left a Likud party conference at the King Solomon Hotel in Netanya. During the confrontation, the protester hurled harsh remarks at Cohen and reached extremely high volumes.
Boaz Golan attacks the police: "Concentrated disgust"
Channel 14 presenter Boaz Golan harshly attacked the Israel Police this evening (Saturday) following the publication of footage and details regarding Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who were located on a bus in Buenos Aires after several days of searching. The police clarify that from the beginning of the incident, it was clear to them that Meli and Liel planned to leave the country on their own...

Two-week road closures and construction in central Israel
Starting tonight, Saturday, significant traffic disruptions are expected near the KKL bridge in Tel Aviv due to the start of a two-week rehabilitation project. Each week, one direction of traffic will be closed to facilitate safety upgrades.
MK Tali Gottlieb claims: This is the message I received from the PM's office
Likud MK Tali Gottlieb addressed recent media reports concerning her ahead of the party primaries, claiming that journalists are attempting to influence voters. According to Gottlieb, she received a message from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office advising her to ignore such reports.

Channel 14 polls: Ahead of competitors in identifying political trends
In political polling, the most critical question is often not just the accuracy of a result at a given moment, but the ability to identify a trend shift first. An analysis of Channel 14 data over the last two years reveals four instances where we were the first to record significant changes on the political map, while competing channels reflected a different picture.

Fabricated photo of Miri Regev with Benjamin Netanyahu sparks online controversy
A post published by Minister of Transport Miri Regev ahead of the Likud primaries sparked a storm online after it was revealed that the photo showing her alongside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is an edited image from 2022.

How Syria turned from Iran's ally into Hezbollah's enemy
Since the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in December 2024, relations between Iran and Syria have undergone a major upheaval. What was for over a decade a central axis in the Iranian "Axis of Resistance" – with Syria as a vital land bridge for transferring weapons and support to Hezbollah in Lebanon – has become a hostile and problematic relationship.
"There were moments when I broke, they are trying to silence me in the most violent way"
In an interview, Dana Golan discussed the pressure and allegations she faces in politics. She stated that she has become the target of a violent persecution campaign that also affects her loved ones, but emphasized that she does not intend to back down.

Strategic partner: Jerusalem marks India's Independence Day
The Jerusalem Municipality illuminated the Chords Bridge with the flags of Israel and India to mark 79 years of Indian independence, highlighting the strategic bond between the two nations.

Following the interview with Zelekha: Criticism of Netanyahu from within the government
Did Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu believe in real time that the judicial reform led by Justice Minister Yariv Levin was complicating things for him? In a special interview with C14, Prof. Yaron Zelekha revealed details of a meeting he held with Netanyahu on the eve of October 7, including a highly unusual statement attributed to the Prime Minister.

4-year-old child goes missing at Delila Beach in Ashkelon and is found safe
On Saturday, police and volunteers launched extensive searches for 4-year-old Yunes Abu Ganam from Rahat, who went missing at Delila Beach in Ashkelon. After hours of intensive searching, the child was found safe and sound.

Spanish La Liga Opens Season Without Two Giants
The 2026/27 La Liga season kicks off tomorrow, but Real Madrid and Barcelona will miss the opening round. Both teams will begin their campaigns next week due to the heavy workload of players who participated in the final stages of the 2026 World Cup.

The organization from the Gaza Strip that tried to mediate between the Houthis and forces in Yemen | Report
Sources in Yemen reported to the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Akhbar", affiliated with Hezbollah, that the "Al-Islah" party, part of the Yemeni parliament and forces, initiated mediation efforts with the Houthis, with Hamas acting as the most prominent mediator.

Rubio becomes the star of a viral meme — Donald Trump joins the joke
An unusual birthday gift received by Marco Rubio in May has been revealed online: the White House prepared a framed picture for the US Secretary of State featuring 68 amusing versions of a meme created from a famous photo of him. Senior administration officials signed the gift, and President Donald Trump added the words above his signature: "You are great."

Searching for scrap in a field leads to discovery of ancient gold treasure worth $400,000
An extraordinary discovery in northern England: during a metal detecting event held in May near Carlisle, 48-year-old Allan Daniels and 34-year-old Andy Kermond located three gold ornaments from the Bronze Age. The items, known as "torcs," date back to around 1100 BCE and are reportedly worth a combined total of approximately $400,000.

Two-month orange juice consumption linked to changes in thousands of genes
A study published in the journal "Molecular Nutrition & Food Research" found that daily consumption of 500 ml of pure pasteurized orange juice over two months affects gene activity in immune cells. After 60 days, researchers observed a decrease in the activity of genes associated with inflammation and blood pressure.

After the tragedy: hundreds gathered for a memorial evening in Katzrin
Hundreds of family members and residents participated in a memorial evening for 16-year-old Yonatan (Tuni) Ephraim Klimian, who died in a rappelling accident at Keshet Cave. The event was held at the Bnei Akiva Golan Ulpana, an institution with deep ties to the Klimian family.

Survived the earthquake in Venezuela, moved to Colombia – and were saved again
At the end of June, two brothers from Venezuela went to the sea near their home. 15-year-old Winder wanted to take their 10-year-old brother, Moises, with them, but he was grounded as punishment. "I kept insisting, but my mother just wouldn't give in," he told the British media. Eventually, he and his brother Davy went without him.

Rings from space: The secret revealed in ancient elite jewelry
A new study published in the "Journal of Archaeological Science" reveals an unusual detail about jewelry used by ancient elites in Greece: an examination of 91 iron objects found that 13 rings contained significant amounts of nickel, indicating the use of meteoric iron. Researchers determined that nine of these rings are highly likely of meteoric origin.

A study examined what is really in personal care products – and the results are troubling
A new study published in the journal "Environment & Health" raises questions regarding the information appearing on personal care and cleaning products we use daily. Researchers tested 113 products in 12 different categories and discovered that 98% of them contained at least one substance not listed on the label. In 85% of the products, at least one undeclared substance was found that is known or...

How Bezalel turned from a school of Jewish art into a post-Zionist breeding ground
This week, the police opened an investigation against Issa Grayeb, a Bezalel graduate and lecturer at the academy, following an exposé by Ornit Poran-Swissa on Channel 14. Grayeb refers to the IDF as "the Israeli occupation forces" and presents places in Israel as part of "Palestine." In leaked screenshots, an account bearing his name is seen liking extremist content, including a post welcoming...

End to scary warnings: Google to simplify third-party app store installation
If you have ever tried to install a third-party app store on your Android device, you are surely familiar with the exhausting obstacle course. Google surrounded this process with alarming security warnings and hidden menus to discourage users and keep them within its official store.

Ukraine Proposed Black Sea Ceasefire, Russia Refused
Russia rejected a temporary ceasefire in the Black Sea proposed by Ukraine, stating there is "no basis" for such a move. The decision follows a recent escalation in the region, during which at least 50 cargo ships have been attacked over the past two months.

Permitted for publication: Name of lawyer accused of extortion by threats
The court accepted today, Friday, the prosecution's position and permitted the publication of the name of lawyer Alon Kriti, who is accused of extortion by threats against a person who borrowed money from him. Last Sunday, the Central District Attorney's Office filed an indictment in the Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court against the 52-year-old lawyer.
Barack Obama’s New Project: A Book Podcast
Former US President Barack Obama has announced the upcoming launch of his new podcast, "A Great Book with Barack Obama," on Instagram. The six-episode series will feature the former president discussing selected books with various guests, including thinkers, writers, and artists.

Saudi Arabia launches new defense alliance a week after the "Mecca Agreement"
Saudi Arabia announced that 13 countries have officially joined a multinational maritime defense alliance, marking its formal launch. The Saudi Ministry of Defense stated that the third planning meeting for the alliance was held in Jeddah with representatives from 39 nations in attendance.

Following Revivo and Passal: Another MK withdraws from Likud primaries
Likud MK Tsega Melaku announced today (Friday) her withdrawal from the party's primaries ahead of the 26th Knesset elections. The MK's decision comes after the party's court accepted a petition against her, preventing her from running for the new immigrants' slot on the list. Melaku, who immigrated to Israel in the eighties, was blocked from running in this slot following a petition filed against...

Ofer Cassif attempted to reach Kusra: security forces prevented the provocation
MK Ofer Cassif attempted today, Friday, to reach the village of Kusra in Judea and Samaria. Security forces, aware of the MK's intentions, blocked his path following instructions from Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Avi Maoz at Rosh Chodesh prayer: 'We will pass the Western Wall Law in the next term'
Noam party chairman MK Avi Maoz participated in the Rosh Chodesh Elul prayer at the Western Wall plaza on Friday alongside party activists. Following the prayer, he vowed to pass the Western Wall Law early in the next parliamentary term.

Ministry of Health: No Confirmed Cases of Ebola in Israel
The Ministry of Health announced today, Friday, that a person suspected of having Ebola after returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested negative. The tests were conducted in accordance with professional protocols and international guidelines for high-risk infectious diseases.

Spotify Launches New Feature to Save Podcast Clips
Spotify has introduced a new tool for creating and saving specific podcast clips. This feature allows users to easily capture favorite moments and store them in their library or share them with others.

The secret kept for a decade: Matti Caspi's unknown work is revealed
Not just songs and melodies: Matti Caspi left behind stories written over the years, and they are now expected to become a series of children's books. Behind the project are Hanoch Saar, publisher of "Saar" publishing house, and Raquel Caspi, who operates within the framework of "Matti Caspi Heritage."
Police detain minors protesting at the Western Wall
A disturbance broke out this morning, Rosh Chodesh Elul, at the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem. A group of women attempted to hold a 'Reform minyan,' sparking an uproar among worshippers who viewed the act as a deliberate provocation.
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.

Yedidya Meir on 'The Patriots': 'Judicial reform is a matter of saving lives'
During 'The Patriots' program on Channel 14 yesterday, Thursday, a call for unity was issued regarding judicial reform. Panelist Yedidya Meir emphasized that this is a matter of supreme importance rather than a purely political issue, stating that it is a question of saving lives.

Apple warns of a cyberattack: how to protect your iPhone
Imagine opening your iPhone in the morning and finding an official notification from Apple warning you that someone is trying to hack your device. This is exactly what recently happened to many users around the world. The tech giant sent a new wave of security alerts to users in 110 different countries, warning them that they may be the target of a highly sophisticated cyberattack based on...