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The video that left no eye dry: a recording of a 3-year-old girl watching her parents' wedding has garnered 1.5 million likes in two days and 9 million views. Her mother, Madeline, who runs the "Mom Life" page, shared the moment she showed her daughter the footage from their big day for the first time.

Security forces arrested two suspects in the Bedouin village of Bir Hadaj on Tuesday for vandalizing a memorial to the late IDF soldier, Sergeant Yehuda Peretz, in the settlement of Retamim. The arrests follow an investigation into an incident that occurred last month.

Military correspondent Hillel Biton-Rosen presented his assessment of the Gaza agreement prospects in an open studio session: "I do not know of a terrorist organization that threw away its weapons and surrendered."

Journalist Jamie Waters from the Wall Street Journal decided to test the trend taking over gyms and offices: swapping daily coffee for energy drinks. Over the course of a week, he consumed 16.5 cans, and the experiment completely changed his perspective on his morning brew.

Bar Brimer, partner of singer Agam Buhbut, shares his five-year journey of spiritual growth. He explains how integrating religious traditions has enriched his relationship and shifted his perspective on partnership.

American content creator David Kermi, known for his street interviews about self-confidence, recently encountered Israeli model Yael Shelbia on the streets of New York. Their conversation quickly gained momentum with millions of views online. When asked how she maintains such confidence, the model replied: "To be honest, just life experience."

The Knesset Finance Committee has approved budget transfers totaling approximately 250 million shekels for the ultra-Orthodox education system, according to the office of Degel HaTorah chairman Moshe Gafni. The funding includes seniority-based pay adjustments for kindergarten teachers, transportation for students in the Independent Education and Bnei Yosef networks, and support for at-risk youth...

Following a series of disasters that have recently struck the ultra-Orthodox public, the Chief Rabbinate recalls the call of the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Gaon Rabbi Kalman Meir Bar, to strengthen awareness of safety rules and to exercise extra caution in every home and institution. The Rabbinate emphasizes that maintaining safety rules is an integral part of the value of the sanctity of life, and...

Ferran Torres, star of Barcelona and the Spanish national team, sparked great interest when he celebrated his team's World Cup victory wearing a red cap with the inscription "Make Spain Great Again". Torres, who scored the winning goal in the final, clarified that his choice did not stem from political motives, but from a desire to see Spain at its peak.

A report published by Sky News claimed that IDF soldiers delayed a Palestinian ambulance carrying a woman in advanced pregnancy for more than 30 minutes at a checkpoint near the village of Awarta, following a terror attack that occurred in the area. According to the report, the forces even ordered the ambulance engine and the medical equipment inside to be turned off.

The National AI Directorate at the Prime Minister's Office and the Accountant General's Division at the Ministry of Finance have launched three initial stages of the National AI Program. A special tender committee has approved the publication of tenders and calls for proposals to establish infrastructure for quantum computing, Physical AI, and foundation models.

The United States resumed deportation flights to Venezuela on Monday for the first time since the deadly earthquakes that struck the South American country in late June. On the first flight since the disaster, 147 Venezuelan migrants were deported from Miami to the state of Anzoátegui. The Trump administration had previously deported hundreds of Venezuelans weekly, but the operation was halted...

Many Israelis are already starting to book their Rosh Hashanah vacations, but a price check shows that even for the same destination and dates, costs can vary significantly. Choosing one airline over another can save a family tens or even hundreds of dollars. A check conducted by C14 on Tuesday revealed gaps of tens of percent for identical routes.

US authorities have arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of igniting one of the destructive wildfires currently raging in Washington state. Aaron F. Prinachi is being held on a $1 million bond.

Mid-week is when many families restock on dairy, produce, and pantry staples. We used the Pricez website to compare prices across leading retail chains to determine where these additional purchases are most cost-effective.

Oscar Mendoza, a resident of Sanford, North Carolina, experienced an incredibly rare winning streak, claiming a $1 million grand prize just two months after winning $100,000 in another lottery game.

The “Birkat Yosef” Hesder yeshiva in Alon More has been named a recipient of the 2026 Minister of Defense Shield Award. This honor recognizes employers, academic institutions, and local authorities for their significant and ongoing support of reservists and their families. Following a rigorous selection process from over 1,000 nominations, 99 finalists were chosen.

North Korea attacked the Donald Trump administration and US allies on Tuesday following recent warnings regarding Pyongyang's cyber activity. The North Korean government dismissed the claims as "baseless accusations" intended to damage the country's image and justify further pressure.

Drama in the Likud: The movement's Supreme Court accepted tonight (between Monday and Tuesday) by a majority of votes the petitions against opening the districts to Knesset members and ministers, and ruled that Knesset members, ministers, and deputy ministers, both incumbent and those who served in the past, will not be able to run in the districts in the upcoming primaries.

Middle East expert Yoni Ben-Menachem described in an interview with Tal Meir how Qatar and Turkey are working behind the scenes to promote an agreement with Hamas, aiming to shift pressure onto Israel via the US administration.

A video of a father accidentally calling out the wrong name for his newborn son during a circumcision ceremony went viral this past weekend. "It's a good thing I shouted quickly before the mohel could repeat the wrong name, and that way, according to Halacha, the name he shouted does not count," says Laim Abava in an interview with C14.

A small tourist plane crashed while flying over the Nazca Lines archaeological site in southern Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 passengers and crew members on board.

Dave Azulay, an Israeli activist, is fighting anti-Israel propaganda online by refuting false claims with historical facts and international law in video chats with people worldwide.

For the first time in US history, two people have died from cyclosporiasis in Michigan, the US Department of Health announced on Monday. This follows a record surge in cases linked to contaminated lettuce, which was later identified in products sold at the fast-food chain Taco Bell.

A storm in the "Patriots" studio: Yinon Magal and Guy Meroz clashed last night over the question of who is truly considered "left" in Israel. The argument ignited when Meroz claimed that defining Gadi Eizenkot as a leftist is a "joke," while Magal insisted that his support for a Palestinian state and his opposition to the judicial reform place him deep on the left side of the political map.

A heavy tragedy struck the ultra-Orthodox community this evening (Monday) with the death of 21-year-old Meir Shaar, a top student at the Ponevezh Yeshiva in Bnei Brak, who died when his side-by-side vehicle overturned near Neve Erez. Shaar had become engaged only last week and was preparing for his wedding.

During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, Yinon Magal sharply criticized those who were shocked by the events of a dismissal on live broadcast. The speaker claimed that this is "gaslighting" and pointed to hypocrisy on the part of those same critics, who, according to him, acted in a similar way in the past.

During the 'Patriots' program on Channel 14, host Inon Megel sharply criticized the media for manufacturing a storm around Defense Minister Israel Katz and the Central Command commander. Megel clarified that reports of the commander's removal were false and defended the Defense Minister's right to critique military actions.

During the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14, a heated discussion developed regarding the current political and security situation. Yotam Zimri compared the situation to a television series, claiming that Israel is currently in a 'very bad season' where the plot is not advancing, especially in the context of the confrontation between the USA and Iran.

During the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14, a sharp confrontation took place yesterday between panelists Guy Meroz and Itamar Fleischmann. Host Yinon Magal struggled to maintain control as the discussion escalated into a heated exchange.

Nigel Farage, leader of a right-wing party in the UK, stated that if he comes to power in the next elections, he intends to use the navy to prevent migrant boats from reaching the shores of the United Kingdom via the English Channel. His proposals have been condemned by other parties.

Democrats party candidate Yaya Fink transferred hundreds of thousands of shekels from Histadrut funds to HaHalutz movement associations. Members of the movement, who hold senior positions in the party, actively promoted Fink on the party list.

Following Donald Trump's announcement on the resumption of negotiations and the subsequent Iranian denial, a source close to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that there are no official talks between the USA and Iran. Contact is limited to telephone messages between Abbas Araghchi and American envoys, as well as mediation through Qatar and Pakistan.

Minister of Communications Dr. Shlomo Karey and 25 Knesset members have submitted an official request to Speaker Amir Ohana to convene the plenum during recess. The move follows an interim Supreme Court order freezing the recently passed Broadcasting Law.

The National Oil Corporation of Libya (NOC) announced that the country produced 41.71 million barrels of crude oil in July 2026. With an average price of $85.4 per barrel, oil revenues transferred to the state account exceeded $2.26 billion.

Uri Kumei, known to the general public mainly for his character of "Dudu Faruk," will star for the first time in a leading role in a feature film. Kumei was cast in the youth psychological thriller "Dam BaMayim," which began filming last week and is expected to reach cinemas during the coming winter.

In the United States, a large-scale outbreak of cyclosporiasis has been keeping health authorities busy in recent weeks. According to the CDC, since the beginning of May there have been reports of more than 1,600 laboratory-confirmed cases and more than 5,000 additional cases are under investigation. The FDA and the CDC are investigating a possible link to Iceberg Lettuce imported from Mexico.

MK Nissim Vaturi warned today, Monday, against water bottles produced in the Palestinian Authority. In an interview with Boaz Golan's open studio, he claimed the water could be poisoned and called on the Ministry of Health to intervene immediately and halt imports.

Social activist Shefi Paz addressed the waves of migration in Europe, accusing European authorities of facilitating an "invasion." She also shared her perspective on Israel's success in curbing illegal migration.

A major drama in Israeli basketball: after weeks of negotiations, Hapoel Tel Aviv has announced the signing of point guard Tamir Blatt. The player is moving from bitter rivals Maccabi Tel Aviv, returning to the club where he first made his mark over a decade ago.