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Neither New York nor Paris: This is the preferred destination for Israelis this summer
The Israel Airports Authority has released July data showing a rapid recovery in passenger traffic at Ben Gurion Airport, with a sharp increase in flight volumes compared to last year.

Donor from Jerusalem distributes equipment worth tens of thousands to Havat Gilad residents
Shimon Alfasi, owner of a tactical gear chain, has provided Havat Gilad residents with self-defense tools and essential supplies. The entrepreneur describes the aid as a personal duty, noting that the resilience of the families who lost their homes in recent incidents has deeply moved him and motivated his ongoing support.

Could it have ended differently? The candidate who lost to Dan Illouz in the 2022 primaries
The departure of Knesset member Dan Illouz from the Likud and his move to Yisrael Beiteinu has refocused attention on the 2022 Likud primaries for the immigrants' slot. In that race, Illouz defeated Boris Apolichuk, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, to secure his place on the Likud list.

18 years after his home was destroyed: Yossi Dagan won a leadership award
At a moving event held at the Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem, Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan received the "Brave Leadership of Zion Award." The honor recognizes his steadfast commitment to the establishment and renewal of settlements in northern Samaria.

Illegal gas station discovered in the south: "Millions of shekels involved"
An illegal gas station was demolished in Segev Shalom after enforcement authorities seized approximately 6,500 liters of diesel fuel. During the operation against illicit businesses, three suspects were arrested, including two illegal residents from the West Bank, and three others were detained for questioning.

Congressional report reveals: Trump's ship program in danger
The US administration's plan to build the largest warships since World War II carries a $275 billion price tag. A new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report released Thursday suggests that US shipyards may lack the capacity to execute the project.

Why bus drivers are becoming one of the most important resources for the economy
In recent years, the status of the bus driver in Israel has become increasingly prominent. If in the past the role was perceived as a technical job of transporting passengers from point to point, today it is a profession with high responsibility, daily impact on thousands of families, and stable employment opportunities for years to come.

Report: Real Madrid has frozen negotiations with Rodri, Barcelona is in the picture
One of the most intriguing issues of the transfer window in Spain is becoming complicated: according to a report in the Catalan "Sport", negotiations between Real Madrid and Manchester City midfielder Rodri have hit a dead end, and at the moment his move to the Santiago Bernabeu is not on the agenda.

"Bibi!": Journalist asked his son who he supports – and was stunned
Tal, the young son of journalist Attila Somfalvi, was recently asked in his father's podcast who he thinks will win the upcoming elections and gave an answer that surprised even his father: "Bibi! Only Bibi." When Somfalvi asked his son to explain the choice, the boy answered briefly: "Because there is no one who can replace him, really."

The mistake we all make when shopping online – and how to stop it in time
Have you ever searched Google for a pair of sneakers, and within minutes they appeared in your feed alongside a "limited time" discount and a recommendation for a jacket to complete the look? This has long been more than just digital advertising shown to everyone in the same way. Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into our shopping experience, learning our preferences and habits...

Found in every home: cleaning products that severely harm fertility
Almost every time we clean the house, disinfect surfaces, or use personal care products, we come into contact with a common group of chemicals called QACs — disinfectants from the quaternary ammonium family. They are everywhere — from household cleaning products to eye drops and cosmetics. But a new and disturbing study published in the journal "Reproductive Toxicology" reveals a dark and quiet...

10 places in your home you forget to clean — and how to do it right
The house looks clean, the floor is shiny, and the kitchen is tidy, yet there is still an unclear smell in the air? It is possible that the source of the problem is precisely in the places we almost never think to clean. Appliances, the mattress, handles, and even the area above the cabinets can accumulate dirt for months.

Within minutes: Court rejects Likud legal advisor's request
The District Court rejected earlier today, Thursday, the urgent request of Likud legal advisor, Adv. Ilan Bombach, to advance the hearing on MK Abed's petition to this coming Sunday, amid the dispute surrounding the Likud primaries. In his filing, Bombach argued that a swift decision is required due to the tight schedule ahead of the primaries, set for August 17.

Likud legal advisor warns: "Holding the primaries is in danger"
The legal advisor of the Likud party, Adv. Ilan Bombach, filed an urgent request to the District Court to advance the hearing on the petition of MK Afif Abed to this coming Sunday, August 9, and to issue a ruling on the same day. The request claims that a delay in the decision could significantly harm the preparations for holding the Likud primaries on time. A few minutes after the request was...

Zara and H&M have found a gold mine: the new move by fashion brands
The world's largest fashion brands, including Zara, H&M, and Lululemon, are increasingly launching their own platforms for pre-owned items. This strategic shift aims to capture a share of the booming secondary market, which has historically generated billions for third-party platforms like eBay and Poshmark.

A $9.4 billion trap: The hot investment that turned into a nightmare
The decision by the regulator in South Korea to approve double-leveraged ETFs on the country's major technology stocks, Samsung and SK Hynix, was intended to bring local investors back home. The move worked beyond expectations, and the public poured $9.4 billion into these funds in less than two months. However, the timing turned out to be extremely poor: the market experienced a sharp correction...

Infantino apologized following the massive storm: "It should have been handled differently"
International pressure has broken the world football leadership: following the European boycott and the wave of sharp criticism, FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Secretary General Mattias Grafström jointly published an official letter to the associations in which they expressed "sincere apologies for the mistakes" in managing the controversial plan to privatize percentages of the World Cup. The...

Watch: Whirlwind turns children's competition into a scene of chaos
An unusual dust devil hit a children's sports competition in Dartford, UK, throwing equipment and volunteers into the air. The event was caught on camera, leaving behind damaged property but no serious injuries.

Drama at dawn: illegal residents attempt escape and strike police officer
Four illegal residents from Judea and Samaria without stay permits and an Israeli driver from Lod were arrested at dawn on suspicion of involvement in a series of break-ins at apartments and warehouses throughout Gush Dan. During the operation, their vehicle hit a police car and an officer's legs, and the officers fired at the vehicle's tires.

After two weeks on the run: suspect arrested for robbing a driver near Salfit
A third suspect involved in a robbery that occurred near Salfit in Samaria was arrested by detectives from the inter-agency headquarters of the Judea and Samaria District. According to the police, the robbery took place on May 26, and the investigation was opened after receiving a report on the incident.

Moshe Korsia miraculously escaped: 'They threw a grenade'
Singer Moshe Korsia shared details on Wednesday of an unusual incident near his residential building in Tel Aviv. In an alarming Instagram post, he expressed his shock upon returning home late at night, suggesting he was saved by the commandment of honoring parents.

The AI wedding went out of control: "Can you shut up?"
Content creator Isaac Bilds thought it would be amusing to hold a wedding between two AIs. He assigned roles, chose names, and attempted to manage the vow ceremony, but within less than a minute, everything fell apart.

The battle over Donald Trump's financial secrets against the BBC intensifies
The legal battle between Donald Trump and the British broadcasting network BBC is reaching a financial boiling point. The trust fund holding the president's assets has filed an emergency motion with the court in an attempt to stop an order compelling it to disclose Donald Trump's economic data. The move comes after Donald Trump demanded a massive compensation of 10 billion dollars from the...

Stewards from Petah Tikva to face detention hearing: "Remove them permanently"
The three stewards arrested following the violent brawl at the Shlomo Insurance Stadium in Petah Tikva during the Toto Cup match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya will be brought today to a hearing for the extension of their detention.

The myth is broken: not exercising? Protein consumption may harm you
A comprehensive scientific review including over 350 studies, published in the journal Cell Press Blue, reveals that for adults who are not physically active, reducing protein intake may be an easier and more effective path to a long and healthy life. This is in contrast to previous studies that focused on calorie restriction, a method many find difficult to maintain over time.

An end to fakes on WhatsApp: How to identify AI-generated content
How many times have you wondered if a photo or video on a WhatsApp channel is a real shot or just a successful AI forgery? In an era where AI tools are becoming more advanced, distinguishing reality from fiction is increasingly difficult. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the popular app will soon introduce a feature to help users identify AI-generated content in seconds.

Hadar Muchtar awaits the Prime Minister's decision that will determine her future: "He will give"
Hadar Muchtar commented on Thursday on her candidacy in the upcoming Likud primaries. In an interview with Channel 14, she expressed confidence that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will approve the shortening of her qualifying period, stating that she relies on his support to help bring young people into the party.

Why Google is losing its top AI developers
Google's parent company, Alphabet, valued at $4 trillion, is facing a difficult strategic dilemma. While its cloud division reports an 82% revenue growth, the company is experiencing a significant wave of departures among key scientists, including Chief Scientist Jeff Dean, who is leaving after 27 years.

Study proves humanity is becoming less intelligent — here is the reason
Throughout the last century, average IQ scores worldwide rose consistently. However, a new study published in the journal "Intelligence" reveals the opposite: an analysis of hundreds of thousands of tests collected in the USA between 2006 and 2018 shows that scores have begun to decline.

Two sunsets in one night: The remote Spanish village becoming a global focal point
In the remote village of Uzanosa de Muño in Spain's Burgos province, life usually moves at a slow pace, with the weekly bread truck being the highlight. However, on August 12, 2026, this quiet village is set to become a global destination thanks to its perfect positioning for a total solar eclipse.

When violence comes from the left, everyone suddenly goes silent and disappears
Once again in our segment: "We are not them and they are not us." This time, extreme left-wing activists arrived at a party headquarters, painted in blood and spreading terror. The current siege is not at a hair salon or in the stairwell of MK Tali Gottlieb, but at the Religious Zionism headquarters in Shoham.

Tal Meir was surprised on air – and couldn't believe her eyes: "No way"
A particularly moving moment occurred on Thursday during the program "Israel This Morning," when Channel 14 presenter Tal Meir recognized her nephew, Eitan, live on air as he arrived at the induction center ahead of his enlistment in the Paratroopers Brigade. According to him, the war pushed him to reach "as combat-oriented as possible and as high as possible."

The historic US move that will fundamentally change relations with Israel
One of the oldest and most central alliances in the world is facing a historic turning point. Faced with heavy political pressure from both sides of the political map in the US and the approaching expiration date of funding agreements, the Trump administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are promoting a dramatic outline: ending the transfer of annual grants of billions of...

Lettuce from Mexico linked to hundreds of hospitalizations and bankruptcy of a restaurant chain
US health authorities, the FDA and CDC, announced yesterday (Wednesday) that the investigation into a massive outbreak of the intestinal disease cyclosporiasis has expanded its geographic range to 6 additional states. This brings the total number of affected states to 15, with the primary focus of the outbreak linked to lettuce originating in central Mexico, leading to severe damage to the...

Dollar at a Six-Week Low; Japanese Yen Struggles to Maintain Gains
Global currency markets saw quieter trading on Wednesday amid cautious anticipation. The US dollar continues to trade near a six-week low, while the Japanese yen faces sharp fluctuations due to political tensions in the Persian Gulf and upcoming US employment data.

Avi Shoshan revealed on 'The Patriots': 'I thought Abbas was different from Tibi, I was wrong'
During 'The Patriots' program, panelist Avi Shoshan revealed on Wednesday that he changed his mind about Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas after watching a documentary by Arab affairs correspondent Omri Haim. Shoshan, who previously expressed positive views toward Abbas, admitted that the content presented in the film created a deep internal conflict for him.

"Likud will use and discard": Panelist on "The Patriots" warns the Haredi public
During "The Patriots" program broadcast on Wednesday, panelist Yaki Adamker shared his experience from Haredi radio, where he warned listeners against the Likud's attitude toward the Haredi public. According to him, even if Likud grants the Haredim their requests in the short term, the party will eventually "use and discard" them, leading to "damage for generations."

"Mom, they filmed my private body": The affair shaking a school in the center
It was supposed to be another quiet night for H., a mother of two daughters from the south, who is in the midst of a complex struggle for their future. But when she clicked on a file sent to her by her lawyer, her world collapsed. There, inside a dry legal document, the bitter truth was revealed: her eldest daughter, Hana (pseudonym), fell victim to a cruel and manipulative game at school in...

Erel Segal on 'The Patriots': 'There is a culture of fake investigations in the IDF'
During the broadcast of 'The Patriots' on Wednesday, panelist Erel Segal sharply criticized the IDF's conduct. Segal claimed that a 'culture of fake investigations' exists within the military system, referencing a hiking incident near the village of Tel where Major Yuval Ezra and Captain (res.) Benyahu Malet, may God avenge their blood, were murdered while attempting to protect hikers.

Panelist who sharply attacked an article from 'Haaretz': "It led to October 7th"
During the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14, panelist Yaki Adamker sharply attacked an article published in the 'Haaretz' newspaper on Tuesday, claiming that the approach presented in it constitutes "a terrible distortion that led us to October 7th." The panelist addressed the claim that the article represents flawed thinking that prioritized the welfare of Gaza residents over Israel's...