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A rare outbreak in the USA: thousands infected with a food-borne parasite
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: "Palestinian water sold in Israel could be poisoned"
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.

"Let them deal with the consequences": Shefi Paz on the Islamization of Europe
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.

Crossing the road: Tamir Blatt signs with Hapoel Tel Aviv
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.

Salmonella Warning: Millions of Eggs Recalled from Shelves in the USA
Health authorities in the United States are investigating a salmonella outbreak suspected to be linked to eggs marketed in several states. Following the investigation, the FDA announced a recall of eggs from several batches produced by one company and called on the public not to consume the products included in the recall notice.

Hegseth: "We were at a level of readiness not seen since World War II"
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth addressed the cancelled American strike, emphasizing that the US military maintains a high state of readiness despite ongoing negotiations.

Terror at a cafe in the Sharon region: "Glass shattered, we thought it was a terror attack" | Watch
Moments of terror occurred on Monday afternoon at a cafe in Mishmar HaSharon, after a private vehicle drove onto the sidewalk, smashed through the storefront, and entered the premises. Eyewitnesses report that the incident miraculously resulted in no injuries, as two women sitting near the point of impact managed to escape just seconds before the collision.

Faked Conversation with Idan Raichel Sparks Online Frenzy: "You Are Crazy"
Young musician Dor Maoz captured online attention by creating a fake Instagram chat with Idan Raichel to promote his new song. The video went viral, and despite admitting it was a prank, the artist hopes it might lead to a real opportunity.

Likud Primaries Face Uncertainty Amid Court Delays
The uncertainty surrounding the Likud primaries continues: following a delay in the publication of the party court's ruling, the deadline for Knesset members to decide whether to run on the national list or in districts has been extended by two days. Today (Monday) was the original deadline for submission, but the lack of a decision on petitions regarding the eligibility of incumbent ministers and...

Dog that provided comfort to victim of rocket attack stolen from home: "It brought us so much calm"
Over the past year, 20-year-old Veronica from Be’er Sheva has been coping with severe mental and physical challenges. After their home was destroyed by a rocket and she was later injured in a hit-and-run, their family dog became a vital source of support. Yesterday, the dog was stolen from their home, and Veronica and her mother have been searching for her nonstop.

The poison machine echoed a vile libel against Katz – and rushed to be shocked by it
"Dismissal" on live broadcast, scream the headlines. With devilish expertise, propagandists, much like in the story of the Likud video regarding Gal Eisenkot, are competing in a tantrum to see who is the most "shocked," without bothering to verify the facts.

Saving personal information in email? It's possible that Google's AI knows it
Your email inbox likely contains much more sensitive information than you realize. Bank account statements, tax documents, medical letters, and personal correspondence are stored in Google's Gmail service as a matter of course. However, many users are unaware that the company's artificial intelligence tools are constantly processing and scanning this content through hidden settings that are active...

A rare medical case in Israel: A pregnancy developed in the liver of a 40-year-old woman
An exceptionally rare medical case was documented last week at the Wolfson Medical Center, when a 40-year-old woman from Holon was diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy that developed in the liver, one of the rarest conditions in gynecology. According to a review of medical literature conducted by the team that treated her, this is one of only 47 cases documented worldwide in more than six decades.

While police work around the clock, senior command heads on a retreat
While the Israel Police is dealing with a heavy workload of tasks, criminal incidents, and crime challenges, it turns out that in recent days the police leadership went on a team-building retreat in the north. The Police Commissioner decided to take the superintendents for two days of joint activities at a holiday village in the north, with the program including: cooking workshops, sports...

Montreal's response to the "Death to Israel" chants against Dor Turgeman
During an MLS match last Saturday, the Israeli striker Dor Turgeman was targeted by "Death to Israel" chants from local fans in Montreal.

MTech founder Yaffa Tabaja joins Gadi Eisenkot's party
Social entrepreneur and founder of the MTech innovation center, Yaffa Tabaja, is joining the 'Yashar!' party led by Gadi Eisenkot. The 35-year-old Tabaja has spent recent years working to promote the periphery, reduce social gaps, and integrate diverse populations into the economy and technology sectors.

Want to earn 3,000 shekels in a day? Registration for polling station secretaries is open
The Central Elections Committee announced on Monday the opening of registration for polling station secretaries and data entry clerks for the 26th Knesset elections. Applications are being accepted until 5:00 PM on Friday, August 14, 2026. The salary for election day is 3,000 shekels gross, subject to an 18% special tax.

Shlomo Filber reveals the "offer you can't refuse" that was rejected on Channel 14
Shlomo Filber claimed in an interview with Yaara Zered that about four years ago, hours before exit polls were published, the studio received a call proposing coordination between pollsters, which was rejected outright.

Towards the filing of an indictment: The soldier whose weapon was stolen was summoned for additional testimony
Ahead of the filing of an indictment against the four suspects in the assault on a soldier and the theft of his weapon in Susiya, the soldier who was attacked was summoned today (Monday) to provide additional testimony, at the request of the Military Prosecution.

Former 8200 Commander: An Alliance That Could Emerge – and Worry Iran
Brigadier General (res.) Hanan Gefen, former commander of Unit 8200, has called for strengthening regional security cooperation between Israel and Gulf states to counter the Iranian threat.

Is it real or AI? Don't get caught: How to identify a fake image
The use of artificial intelligence has become an inseparable part of daily life, and image generation technology has advanced to a level where it is often difficult to distinguish a real photograph from a computer-generated one. If you have encountered a suspicious or unusual image, this guide will help you verify its authenticity.

Limonarchy, Part One: Who Are You, Gil Limon?
Gil Limon is considered one of the most influential figures in Israel’s judicial system, even though many in the public do not know his name. The piece describes his career path and presents critical claims regarding the procedure of his appointment, as well as his involvement in issues related to policy and case management.

Viewer interrupts Defense Minister Israel Katz during «Patriots» broadcast
Defense Minister Israel Katz appeared on the «Patriots» program to discuss security issues, including administrative detentions of Jewish citizens in Judea and Samaria. He claimed to have canceled several such orders, but a viewer in the audience challenged his statement. Katz dismissed the interruption as a difference of opinion and cited the case of Tal Yinon Dradick.

Extreme Heat Wave Triggers Massive Wildfires in Washington State
Massive wildfires have broken out across at least 10 locations in Spokane, Washington. Thousands of families have been evacuated, with at least 600 structures destroyed as a state of emergency is declared.

How the Likud campaign is being ruined – precisely from within the Prime Minister's office
Another resounding failure in public relations by the Prime Minister's advisors. Associates of Benjamin Netanyahu reported that the Prime Minister described the law on freezing arrests as a failure and stated it would not be part of the next government. The question arises: what were you thinking beforehand, when it was clear the law would be disqualified?

Itamar Fleischman: 'He should hand in his keys and enter politics'
Defense Minister Israel Katz hinted that he had ordered the cancellation of arrest warrants in the West Bank, but an IDF Aluf acted against these instructions. Panelist Itamar Fleischman harshly criticized the officer's actions and called for his removal from his position.

Orange alert: Extremely high fire danger tomorrow in the North and the Jordan Valley
The Meteorological Service has issued a severe early warning for tomorrow (Monday), citing an extremely high fire index in vast areas across the country. According to the official announcement, there is a real concern for rapid ignition due to expected weather conditions, with warnings divided into risk levels based on geographical areas and specific time ranges.

Yotam Zimri attacks sharply: "Criminal media"
During the program "The Patriots," panelist Yotam Zimri launched a sharp attack against the Israeli media, calling it "criminal media." Zimri referred to a report broadcast on Kan 11 about an agreement that he described as a "terrible agreement," in which residents were interviewed who expressed concern about the withdrawal of our forces and abandonment.

Katz: "We will not leave Gaza until Hamas is disarmed and tunnels are dismantled"
Defense Minister Israel Katz stated in an interview that Israel will not withdraw from security zones in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon until all military objectives are achieved, including the destruction of Hamas's tunnel network.

Yinon Magal to Trump: 'If you want to attack – attack, don't post on social media'
During the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14, host Yinon Magal expressed frustration with the US President's conduct regarding Iran. Magal criticized the contradictory messages and frequent social media posts, calling on the President to act instead of merely threatening.

Indictment Pending: Man Violated Protection Order and Attached Tracker to Ex-Partner's Car
Officers from the Shuafat police station in the Jerusalem District have concluded their investigation into a 45-year-old East Jerusalem resident. The suspect is accused of stalking his ex-partner, attaching a tracking device to her vehicle, and violating a court-issued protection order.

Political Echelon Approves Extensive Offensive Activity in the West Bank
The political echelon has approved a series of significant offensive activities in several areas of the West Bank to thwart terror. The decision follows a recent wave of Arab terror and the assessment that the West Bank has become a highly volatile front.

Houthi Covert Operation Fails: Five Terrorists Killed
Escalation between the Houthis and the Yemeni government continues as the terrorist organization suffers heavy losses. An attempt to infiltrate Yemeni army positions in the south was repelled, resulting in the death of five Houthi militants.

Prosecutor's Correspondence Reveals: How the Investigation Against Ben-Ari Was Synchronized
Internal correspondence from the State Attorney's Office reveals how the investigation into former MK Michael Ben-Ari was accelerated ahead of the 21st Knesset elections, leading to his disqualification.

Despite canceling the attack, Marco Rubio declared: "The regime must change"
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated in an interview with "Fox News" that the Iranian regime must change. This comes hours after President Donald Trump canceled a significant strike on Iranian territory, while emphasizing that the US remains committed to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Your path to the world of news: The 14th cohort of the Media Academy is open!
The path to a career starts here. Today you are watching the broadcast; tomorrow you might be a part of it. The Media Academy at Channel 14 trains the next generation of Israeli media professionals within a real-world news environment.

Planning a pregnancy? New guidelines on weight loss medications
The use of weight loss medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro raises questions for women of reproductive age. A new international consensus document published in Obesity Reviews provides the first practical guidelines for patients and doctors.

On the backs of the fighters: This is what the "new Zionist left" looks like under the auspices of Yair Golan
Democrats party chairman Yair Golan continues to reveal his true political colors. In a weekend interview, he was questioned about the Eli Yeshiva and why he targeted them, despite the academy having lost 19 students in the war. Golan produced a list of quotes from the rabbis, acting as a social inspector rather than showing respect for the institution that produces top IDF commanders.

Right-wing government in danger? The sharp warning from the Coalition Chairman
Coalition Chairman, MK Ofir Katz from the Likud party, addressed today (Sunday) in an interview with Boaz Golan the phenomenon of small right-wing parties emerging ahead of the 26th Knesset elections, and leveled sharp criticism: "These are right-wing votes that will be lost — they will watch from home as the left forms a government."

The Girls of the Hills: Life and Ideals of the Settlement Movement in Judea and Samaria
As part of a C14 report series, we visited the "Or Ahuvia" hill near Ofra, where a group of girls aged 16–21 have established a home, balancing national service, studies, and a life dedicated to the ideals of the complete Land of Israel.