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A new drug for ADHD: Does it really change the rules of the game?
Just before the start of the school year, as more parents are re-examining treatment options for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a new drug has been approved in the United States that is generating significant interest in the medical community. It is Simtriyo (centanafadine), which was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of children...

There is still a chance: The Likud decision that may help Hadar Muchtar
Likud management has postponed the deadline for deciding on the reduction of tenure requirements for non-member candidates running in the primaries. Delays stemming from Likud tribunal rulings and District Court petitions have pushed the deadline, likely to Monday.

Soglowek Product Recall: Production Error
Soglowek has announced a voluntary recall of its 150g "French-style cervelat" due to a missing back label containing allergen and nutritional information. The affected barcode is 7290109581590.

Upgrading Every Table: Hot Mushroom Salad in 10 Minutes
Restaurateur Sergio Helman will be a guest on tomorrow's episode of "Shabbat Flavors" with Avi Levy, sharing his four-decade journey in the culinary world. He will demonstrate how to prepare a rich, flavorful hot mushroom salad that is as simple as it is impressive.

HaTzel to the police: "I will suspend myself until the investigation is over – I will not agree to dismissal"
Following the hearing held today (Thursday) at the police, Yoav "HaTzel" Eliasi announced that he is willing to suspend himself from his role as a police volunteer until the conclusion of the investigation by the Department of Internal Police Investigations (Mahash), but clarified that he will not agree to his dismissal before the investigation is completed. The affair is generating significant...

The bold move of two soccer players who fled Iran
Two soccer players from the Iranian women's national team, Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanizadeh, received Australian citizenship after a long journey that began with the decision to leave their team during the Asian Cup held in Australia. The two sought asylum for fear that they would have to face severe consequences if they returned to Iran.

Considering buying a home security camera? Here is the proof that it works
If you have considered paying hundreds of shekels for a home security camera or a smart video doorbell, you have surely asked yourself if this investment is truly worthwhile. It is easy to wonder if these small devices really do the job or if they only provide a false sense of security. Comprehensive studies in the field present unequivocal data: adding a security camera to your home does indeed...

Why water alone won't clean grease – and how soap saves the day
After cooking, one unpleasant task often remains: dealing with a pan covered in stubborn grease. Even hot water doesn't always work, as water is a polar liquid while fat is non-polar. This article explains how soap acts as a bridge between the two.

How the AI revolution could impact electricity and water bills
The largest technology companies in the United States are expected to spend more than $700 billion by the end of 2026 on computing infrastructure and artificial intelligence, nearly double the amount spent the previous year. Leading firms, including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Oracle, are known as "hyperscalers."

Israeli Pride: Sheba Named One of the World's Greenest Hospitals
Sheba Medical Center is the only Israeli hospital included in the World’s Greenest Hospitals 2026 ranking, compiled by Newsweek and the research firm Statista. The ranking evaluates the commitment of healthcare facilities worldwide to sustainable environmental management.

Trouble in bunches: Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper involved in a car accident
Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer was released from the team's evening training session after being involved in a minor car accident on his way to the training complex. Glazer was not injured in the accident, but due to the incident, the professional and medical staff decided not to put a load on him and to allow him to undergo the necessary examinations.

Good news for the North: A new rehabilitation center with advanced medical services will be established
The Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) and the Majdal Shams Council have signed a cooperation agreement to expand access to advanced health services. The initiative includes the implementation of telemedicine and the establishment of a dedicated rehabilitation center in the town.

Google Maps Upgrade: New Feature Organizes Your Next Trip
Google Maps is launching a major update for its AI chat, Ask Maps. It now functions as a smart personal assistant that understands your plans and provides real-time recommendations.

In the Arab world, a video of an Israeli soldier was circulated — and then the truth was revealed
In recent days, a video has been circulating on Arab social media showing a woman dismantling an air conditioner, presented as evidence of Israeli behavior abroad. One of the accounts that distributed the video is Quds News Network, which has more than 600,000 followers.

Twice in a week: two suspects broke into the Bnei Brak municipality
Indictments were filed against two 16-year-old minors, residents of the center of the country, on suspicion of breaking into the Bnei Brak municipal building twice and stealing a large amount of property. Alongside the indictment, a request was filed to hold them in custody until the end of the proceedings.

Terrorist threatened to murder MK Zvi Sukkot; security detail increased
The Israel Police have arrested a 25-year-old resident of East Jerusalem on suspicion of threatening to murder the Chairman of the Education Committee, MK Zvi Sukkot. The suspect sent threatening messages to the lawmaker via social media, including images of weapons and explicit threats against his life.

Four arrested on suspicion of organizing cruel dog fights
Four suspects were arrested early this morning in a joint operation by the Judea and Samaria District Police, Border Police (Magav), the IDF, and the Veterinary Service on suspicion of organizing dog fights. Seven dogs were rescued during the raid.

Feiglin on Channel 14 investigation: "There is no such thing as a polite jihad"
Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin commented on Thursday on Channel 14's investigation "Mansour Abbas - The Polite Jihad." Feiglin stated that the investigation proves Abbas and the Islamic Movement are not legitimate partners for government.

Shaquille O'Neal defends LeBron James: "He is building a legacy"
LeBron James' move to the Philadelphia 76ers continues to stir up a storm in the NBA, but he is now receiving significant support from one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Shaquille O'Neal addressed the criticism surrounding James' decision to join the Sixers and rejected claims that it is a move solely aimed at "chasing another championship ring." According to O'Neal, in LeBron's...

Brawl at HaMoshava Stadium: Police investigate potential nationalist motive
Police have expanded their investigation into a brawl at HaMoshava Stadium in Petah Tikva, examining, among other possibilities, whether the confrontation between stewards and fans had a nationalist motive. Sources familiar with the case stated that all lines of inquiry are being pursued and no final determination has been made at this stage.

"Outrageous and illogical": Shino Zuaretz responds to Toto Cup incident
A day after the violent incident at HaMoshava Stadium in Petah Tikva, where a Hapoel Petah Tikva fan was attacked by a security guard on the pitch and hospitalized, Israel Football Association chairman Shino Zuaretz responded sharply. The incident has sparked anger within the football community and calls for a comprehensive reform of security protocols.

Social media star revealed: This is how I don't forget to put on tefillin | Watch
Singer and social media star Yagel Oshri shared yesterday (Wednesday) a decision he made following the October 7th massacre: "I didn't put on tefillin every morning. After that day, I decided I wanted to strengthen myself, and I took it upon myself to put on tefillin." According to him, although he accepted the commandment, he found it difficult to maintain it consistently due to many...

Wave of fires in Judea and Samaria: efforts to contain the fire in Beit Dror
Firefighters are operating at three fire sites in the Judea sector, while control has not yet been achieved over the fire near the settlement of Beit Dror in the southern Hebron Hills. About 14 teams are working on the spot in an effort to stop the spread of the fire, which is moving under the influence of the winds.

Police request to extend the detention of Eldar Dayan's friends on suspicion of murder
As we first reported, the police are requesting a 15-day extension of the detention of Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, friends of Eldar Dayan, on suspicion of involvement in his murder. Following the hearing, the suspects are expected to undergo further interrogation regarding the circumstances of his death.

Fled the stadium: Security guard suspected of beating a fan with an iron rod arrested
The police spokesperson announced on Thursday that Central District officers arrested a security guard suspected of involvement in a violent brawl that occurred on Wednesday during the Toto Cup match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya at HaMoshava Stadium. The incident took place during halftime when a fight broke out between fans and civilian security guards, requiring police...

Gaza resident: "I dream that Gadi Eizenkot will be the next Prime Minister"
Gaza journalist Sami Obeid revealed in an interview with Ido Tauber on the "Noon Journal" program that he hopes to see Gadi Eizenkot as the next Prime Minister of Israel instead of Benjamin Netanyahu. Obeid also predicted that the Likud party would collapse in the next elections, securing fewer than 20 seats.

For the first time since his return: Avitan Or in a chilling post about October 7th
Avitan Or attended a music festival for the first time since his abduction and shared a poignant post online. He contrasted the darkness of his captivity with the light of the festival, emphasizing that goodness is something one must fight for.

Massive Heritage Restoration Plan for Judea and Samaria
The Ministry of Heritage has approved a 113 million shekel investment to restore and develop over 70 historical sites in Judea and Samaria. The plan aims to strengthen Jewish identity and improve tourism infrastructure across the region.

First Death from West Nile Fever: 10 Cases Diagnosed in Israel
The Ministry of Health reported on Thursday the first death from West Nile fever this season, with ten total cases diagnosed across Israel. The victim, a man in his 70s, was hospitalized in mid-July due to complications from the virus.

Gold in Canada: Osisko Gold reveals giant deposits
Mining company Osisko Gold has surprised the market with new drilling results in the Proserpine area of Canada, located just kilometers from its flagship project. The data reveal immense regional potential and the possibility of significantly expanding the company's operations.

26.5 Million Shekels to Strengthen Hospitals: A New Initiative
Amid ongoing pressure on the public health system, the Ministry of Health has allocated 26.5 million shekels to hire 82 nurses with clinical expertise. These specialists will be deployed to critical departments in public hospitals nationwide.

Without you noticing: how body posture determines your success
A new study from McGill University, published in the "British Journal of Psychology", examines the surprising link between posture, mood, and behavior. The findings reveal that our physical positioning directly impacts how we make decisions.

15 Million People Used as Test Subjects: Shocking TikTok Exposure
Internal documents revealed in court expose the background of a major TikTok scandal. In 2021, the company intentionally excluded about 15 million US users from a safety update to measure how the transition to a safer system would impact screen time and engagement.

A massive $400 billion merger may shake up the pharmaceutical market
Reports of preliminary merger talks between British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca and its American competitor Bristol Myers Squibb have sparked significant market interest this week. This is a move that could lead to one of the largest deals in the industry's history, creating a combined company worth approximately $400 billion. Although a senior source denied the existence of the talks and...

Is Iran shifting its stance? Pezeshkian's statement on Gaza
Is Tehran signaling a change in approach? Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that his country will support any decision made by Palestinians in Gaza negotiations, even if the Hamas leadership decides to act independently.

Former Rockstar developer: GTA 6 launch may be delayed to 2027
Fans are counting down to the launch of GTA 6, but a former Rockstar developer warns that the game could be delayed again, potentially pushing the release into 2027.

Espionage suspects filmed site of Benjamin Netanyahu's future visit
The grave of Ze'ev Jabotinsky on Mount Herzl was documented by one of the suspects in the new espionage case, just about a week before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the site to participate in a memorial service. The suspect was also sent to document the homes of people from defense industries and other sensitive areas.

Issawi Frej to run for Israel Football Association chairmanship
Former minister Issawi Frej announced on Thursday that he will run for the position of chairman of the Israel Football Association as part of a new independent faction. He will be joined by Liad Ilani, a member of the Ramat Gan city council.

Precedent: Ban on the Use of AI-Generated Soldier Figures
The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, ordered Gadi Eizenkot today (Thursday) to remove a social media video featuring AI-generated IDF soldiers. This decision sets a precedent for the current election cycle, establishing that AI-generated figures may constitute prohibited use of the IDF in political propaganda.

Carlo submachine gun, improvised weapon, and 60-round magazine seized in Ar'ara in the Negev
A Carlo-type weapon, an improvised weapon, magazines, and ammunition were seized during operational activity in the town of Ar'ara in the Negev. A local resident in his 20s was detained and transferred for questioning at the Aroer police station.