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"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...

"It's just a game": 'Patriots' panelist on the purpose of the Peace Council
During the 'Patriots' program aired on Wednesday, panelist Yoni Chetboun claimed that the Peace Council is a strategic "game" orchestrated by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He argued that the move is intended primarily to generate international legitimacy for Israel, with the understanding that Hamas is expected to violate any agreement.

Mansour Abbas's Aspiration to Establish Islam in Israel
A new investigative series by Channel 14, "Mansour Abbas – The Polite Jihad," exposes the true ultimate goals of the Ra'am party and its leader. The comprehensive investigation dives behind the moderate and civic image that MK Mansour Abbas presents to the Israeli public, and reveals how the Islamic Movement in Israel operates to infiltrate its principles into the heart of the country's...

A risky bet for the Lakers: Luka Doncic's health will determine everything
The Los Angeles Lakers did not perform another roster overhaul this past summer. They made a strategic, almost fateful decision: to make Luka Doncic the exclusive face of the new project. This is a decision that is understandable from a professional standpoint, but one that comes with no small amount of risk.

Accident on a central artery in Ramat Gan: 22-year-old motorcyclist moderately injured
Road accidents continue to cause injuries on Israel's roads, with motorcyclists remaining one of the most vulnerable groups of road users. This evening, a 22-year-old motorcyclist was moderately injured after colliding with a vehicle on Ze'ev Jabotinsky Road in Ramat Gan. MADA teams provided initial treatment at the scene and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital.

A Revolution in Drug Development: Israeli Startup Raises $45 Million
Developing a new drug is one of the most time-consuming and expensive processes in medicine. Despite billions in investment, many drugs fail during clinical trials. The Israeli startup QuantHealth has secured $45 million to expand its artificial intelligence platform, which aims to optimize the planning and execution of clinical trials.

Suspicion of murder in Tayibe: 57-year-old man shot to death, manhunt for suspects underway
A 57-year-old resident of Tira was shot to death this Wednesday evening in Tayibe. Medical personnel pronounced him dead at the scene. Police from the Sharon District have cordoned off the area and launched a manhunt, citing an ongoing blood feud as the likely motive.

Towards a New Antibiotic: Research That May Transform the Fight Against Bacteria
In an era of rising antibiotic resistance, researchers at Indiana University have secured $2.2 million in grants. The funding aims to develop new strategies to combat infections, potentially paving the way for the next generation of antibiotic drugs.

Innovative Cancer Treatment Tailored to Each Patient: Will It Reach Israel?
Personalized medicine is considered one of the most promising fields in oncology, and one of the largest projects in the field is now underway. Researchers, supported by the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), have announced the creation of a comprehensive repository of human cancer tumor models, collected from thousands of patients and representing 25 different types of cancer. The project...

Chairs, a crowbar, and arrested stewards: chaos at the Toto Cup match
A violent and unusual incident occurred this Wednesday evening during the Toto Cup match at the Shlomo Insurance Stadium in Petah Tikva. A confrontation between Hapoel Petah Tikva fans and security personnel escalated into a brawl, leaving one fan with a head injury. Three stewards have been arrested for questioning.

New study reveals: The routine gynecological surgery that may harm fertility
Gynecological surgeries to remove ovarian cysts are considered common procedures, but a new study by researchers from the Ziv Medical Center (Poriya) and Yale University warns that for some women, they may lead to irreversible fertility damage and early menopause. The researchers describe this as a "transparent injury" that often goes undocumented in health systems.

Barkat's move to stop the employment of Palestinian workers in Israel
The State of Israel is working towards a significant reduction and the severance of dependence on the employment of Palestinian workers from Judea, Samaria, and the Gaza Strip. As recalled, already at the beginning of the war, the Security Cabinet made a decision to cancel the entry permits of over 100,000 Palestinian workers.

Blood test from home: The new development that may change medicine
Blood tests are an integral part of monitoring millions of patients around the world, but in the future, there may be no need to come to the clinic at all. Researchers from King's College London have presented a new portable device that allows performing a blood test at home, transferring data in real time to a mobile phone, and sharing it with medical staff.

Another electric scooter accident: 34-year-old man moderately injured in Rehovot
Electric scooters have become one of the most popular means of transport in Israel in recent years, but alongside the convenience and speed, they continue to take a heavy toll in traffic accidents and self-falls. Many riders arrive at emergency rooms every year with head, limb, and internal organ injuries following falls and collisions. This evening (Tuesday), a 34-year-old man joined the list of...

CEO of organization encouraging Bedouin voting: "With them, victory will come easily"
The 'Zazim' association is a left-wing organization working to encourage voting in the Arab and Bedouin sectors. In recent weeks, they launched a campaign recruiting volunteers, primarily women, to drive Bedouin women to polling stations.

The fight against illegal aliens: The Israel Prison Service's aggressive strategy shift
When entering the new wing for illegal aliens at Saharonim Prison, it is hard to ignore the similarity to the wings where security prisoners are held. This is part of a new policy by the Israel Prison Service, designed to send a clear message: anyone who infiltrates Israel illegally, or assists in doing so, will no longer enjoy the conditions that were practiced in the past.

A reward for terror? The Peace Council clause that could corner Israel
Another confrontation occurred today, Wednesday, between Israel's political echelon and the Peace Council regarding the issue of immunity and amnesty for Hamas terrorists as part of a disarmament plan.

Surprising figures approached to join Ofer Winter's new party
Ofer Winter, previously linked to the Religious Zionism party, is exploring an independent run in the upcoming elections. Reports indicate he has begun reaching out to various figures to build his party's list.

"Beitar has lost a legend": Shimon Chernuha passes away at 78
Beitar Jerusalem football club announced on Wednesday the passing of Shimon Chernuha, one of the club's greatest players and most iconic symbols, who died at the age of 78. Born in 1948 to Holocaust survivors, Chernuha moved to Israel as an infant and rose through the Beitar youth ranks to join the senior team at just 15.

The mistake most people make with their toothbrush that endangers their health
There are items in the house that we make sure to clean almost every week, and there are those that remain off the chore list simply because they look clean. However, according to microbiology and cleaning experts, one of the smallest and most everyday objects in the bathroom can become a hotbed for bacteria, mold, and fungi. If you have never given a thought to your toothbrush holder, it might be...

Bribery in Disguise: Infantino's Offer to Morocco in Exchange for Support
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is fighting for his political survival and is offering Morocco an unprecedented deal. According to a report in The Times, Infantino promised the country the right to host the final match of the 2030 World Cup, provided it declares public support for him. The offer comes as the president faces sharp criticism and growing demands for his resignation following the...

Chief of General Staff: "We Will Continue to Pursue Those Responsible for the Massacre"
IDF Chief of General Staff Eyal Zamir toured the Gaza Strip, meeting with commanders to review operations. He emphasized that the military remains committed to hunting down those involved in the October 7 massacre.

At $1.2 million per season: Maccabi Tel Aviv has found a replacement for Lonnie Walker
After numerous delays, Maccabi Tel Aviv continues to finalize its roster for the 2026/27 season. C14 has learned that American guard Cason Wallace has agreed to a two-year deal worth approximately $1.2 million per season, set to replace Lonnie Walker.

Tricks to upgrade your vacation – in less than a minute
Your big vacation is here or planned for the upcoming holiday season. Regardless of where you are flying, we all know the annoying moments of travel: exhausting waits in lines, struggles with luggage, and the desperate search for an available outlet. We have collected the most useful gadgets to help you get through your trip with ease.

The fan who made a huge blunder at the World Cup — and the crazy solution he found
Shawn Carrington, a 36-year-old from England, went viral on social media after deciding to celebrate his team’s historic World Cup win before the tournament even ended. He was so confident in the team’s success under coach Thomas Tuchel that he rushed to tattoo the World Cup on his leg alongside the winning caption. But reality had different plans, and he had to find a creative and amusing...

IDF and Shin Bet launch counter-terrorism operation in Kalandia
Following the political echelon's approval of significant offensive activities in Judea and Samaria, the IDF and Shin Bet have launched an operation in the Kalandia area. Security forces are conducting arrests and interrogations in the Kalandia camp and the village of Kafr Aqab.

The break-in at the Religious Zionism headquarters: a sign of an escalating election campaign
We are at the beginning of a volatile election campaign, and there is no reason to believe it will subside. This morning, activists from the left-wing organization "Omdim Beyachad" ("Standing Together") broke into the election headquarters of the Religious Zionism party in Shoham. This incident highlights the blurred lines between protest and illegal intrusion, as well as the lack of consistent...
Dangerous pursuit on Highway 1: Suspects broke through roadblocks and struck police officers
Judea and Samaria District police officers arrested three suspects, including a minor, following a high-speed pursuit that began on Highway 1. The driver engaged in reckless driving, breached multiple roadblocks, and repeatedly struck patrol vehicles and officers.

Benjamin Netanyahu to recruits: "Our unity is broader than people think"
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the induction center at the Tel HaShomer base today. He met with new recruits designated for combat service in the Givati Brigade and the Artillery Corps to discuss their upcoming service and challenges.

Refund Refused to Soldier Serving in Lebanon: "We Are No Longer in a State of War"
The partner of a reservist currently serving inside Lebanon claims she encountered "callous" treatment from "Kupat Tel Aviv" after requesting to cancel tickets for a show following her partner's call-up to reserve duty.

iPhone Evolution: New Messaging Feature to Save You Time
How many times have you received an important request, promised to handle it later, and then completely forgotten? Apple is introducing a smart solution to organize your tasks directly within the Messages app.

Accident on Ayalon: Two motorcyclists seriously injured after being hit by a bus
Two young men in their 20s were seriously injured today, Wednesday, in a motorcycle accident on Highway 20, Ayalon North, under the Arlozorov bridge. According to MADA, the motorcycle they were riding was hit by a bus. MADA teams provided medical treatment and evacuated them to Ichilov Hospital in serious but stable condition.

Quietly: Sohlberg Fully Supports the Left's Narrative on Elections
Mati Tuchfeld expressed bewilderment at Judge Noam Sohlberg's decision to change polling station observer procedures. He described it as a radical shift contradicting decades of established practice.

Do you have a Galaxy? These are the innovations in the Samsung keyboard that are worth trying
If you have purchased a Samsung phone in recent years, it is likely that the first thing you did was replace the built-in keyboard with Google's Gboard. The Samsung keyboard was previously considered cumbersome, slow, and had a particularly frustrating autocorrect. However, in recent times, the company has carried out a quiet revolution, improved performance, and added advanced capabilities.

Tired of expensive photography equipment? Your home 3D printer can solve it
Photography is a hobby that can quickly turn into a bottomless pit of financial expenses. Amateurs and professionals alike are familiar with the endless pursuit of new lenses, expensive bodies, and accessories that drain the wallet. However, if you have a 3D printer at home, you can start producing a wide range of useful solutions yourself, saving money and opening up new possibilities.

Minister Gamliel to Netanyahu: Reserve a spot for a 'Force 100' soldier on the Likud list
Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology Gila Gamliel suggested on Wednesday, during an interview on the 'Open Studio' program, that a reserve soldier, potentially from 'Force 100', be included in the Likud list for the Knesset.

"You are my whole world": Yarden Bibas marked his son's 7th birthday
Yarden Bibas marked today (Wednesday) the 7th birthday of his son Ariel, who was murdered in the October 7 massacre. The hostage survivor posted a heartbreaking message on his Instagram account: "Instead of celebrating your birthday, instead of going with Mom to buy things for your birthday party, I am sitting here next to you. In the only place where I feel closest to you."