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After two years of silence: Nathan Goshen is finally breaking his silence
Following a two-year musical hiatus, Nathan Goshen has shared a teaser of his upcoming track. The snippet sparked an immediate wave of excitement among fans eager for his return.

We checked school supply prices: where will you pay hundreds of shekels less?
The summer vacation is far from over, but for many parents, the race for the school year has already begun. Instead of waiting for the last days of August, when stores are crowded and shelves start to empty, more and more families are choosing to do their back-to-school shopping early. The goal is twofold: to avoid the last-minute pressure and to spread the expense over several weeks, during a...

Body of a man located in Tel Aviv; criminal suspicion ruled out
The body of a man in his 50s was discovered tonight on HaNegev Street in Tel Aviv. ZAKA volunteers worked at the scene for several hours, assisting police and forensic teams in collecting evidence while ensuring the dignity of the deceased.

Court ruling: Heavy sentence for perpetrator of rape in Gedera
The Central District Court in Lod sentenced Barakat Abu Assa on Wednesday to 21 years in prison for rape under aggravating circumstances, child abuse, and breaking into the home of a Gedera resident. In addition to the prison term, he was ordered to pay 200,000 shekels in compensation to the victim.

Under the eyes of UNIFIL: Hezbollah headquarters destroyed
Fighters of the 401st Brigade and the Yahalom unit continue to strike Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon. An underground headquarters, measuring approximately 55 meters in length, was located and destroyed.

Iran Rejected Omani Proposal for Dividing Control of the Strait of Hormuz
Iran has rejected Oman's proposal for an equal division of control over shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz, a move that complicates the resumption of talks with the USA to end the war, as reported today, Wednesday, in The Wall Street Journal.

Billions in cuts: Trump administration to end drug subsidies
The administration of US President Donald Trump announced this evening (Tuesday) that it will end the subsidy program designed to curb the rise in premiums for prescription drug insurance plans under Medicare Part D. The decision is expected to affect about 25 million enrollees, with many potentially paying more for drug coverage starting in 2027.

Weather in Israel: Heatwave on the Way
Today, Wednesday, will begin with morning clouds that will clear later, leading to sunny skies. Temperatures will rise slightly, especially in mountainous and inland areas, where it will be hotter and drier than usual. Humid conditions will persist along the coastal plain, with increased heat stress felt across the country.

"Unreasonable": American official refutes rumors about understandings with Iran
An American official who spoke on Tuesday with the Reuters news agency clarified that no agreement regarding the collection of fees for vessel passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be included in contacts between the USA and Iran. He stated that Tehran's demands were deemed "unreasonable" by Washington and rejected by the mediator, Oman.

Avishai Ben-Haim reveals he was attacked: "Why warn now? It already happened"
Panelist of "The Patriots" Avishai Ben-Haim published footage of a physical attack against him during a live broadcast near the President's Residence, criticizing the silence of authorities and the media.

Waiting for a reserved spot? Almog Cohen did not submit his candidacy for the Likud primaries
Our correspondent Avraham Hasson reported this Tuesday evening that Deputy Minister Almog Cohen did not submit his candidacy for the Likud party primaries after the deadline passed. This raises the question: did Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promise him a reserved spot in his party, or is Cohen planning to run at the head of a new faction?

Milwidsky demands to curb the legal counsel: "It disrupts the work of the Knesset"
First publication: Knesset Finance Committee Chairman MK Hanoch Milwidsky sent a sharp letter to Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, claiming that the Knesset's legal counsel is exceeding its authority, disrupting legislative work, and undermining the powers of elected officials.

Accident on Highway 1: Motorcyclist moderately injured
A motorcyclist aged about 50 was moderately injured and an 8-year-old girl sustained light injuries in a traffic accident on Highway 1, near the Daniel interchange in Jerusalem. United Hatzalah teams provided initial medical treatment at the scene before evacuating them to hospitals.

"Israel is a lighthouse of light": Geert Wilders in an exclusive interview
He is called the "Dutch Trump," but following his election victory, Geert Wilders has become one of Europe's most influential politicians. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom discusses the fight against radical Islam, Europe's failure to protect Jewish communities, and his high regard for Benjamin Netanyahu.

Motorcycle rider critically injured in accident with a truck on Ayalon Highway
A motorcycle rider, aged about 45, was critically injured after being hit by a truck on Highway 20, near the Rokach interchange. MADA teams provided him with medical treatment and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital while he was suffering from multi-system trauma. Medics and paramedics who arrived at the scene found the rider unconscious, without a pulse and without breathing, while civilians were...

10 Reasons From ChatGPT Why You Are Still Single
Tu B'Av has arrived and you are still single? Before you get stressed, here are ten possible reasons why you are still single — and some of them are actually flattering.

Shootout in the Heart of Ashkelon and Arrest at a Hideout
A gang war in a residential neighborhood in Ashkelon nearly ended in disaster. Exclusive footage released by News 14 shows the confrontation escalating into a shootout near kindergartens and homes. Following a lengthy investigation, police located and arrested the primary suspect, who now faces serious charges.

Motorcyclist hit by truck on Ayalon Highway, evacuated in critical condition
A severe traffic accident occurred on Highway 20 near the Rokach interchange involving a motorcyclist. The victim was transported to Ichilov Hospital in critical condition.

Panic in South Korea: Dangerous Material Leaked from US Military Base
South Korean authorities ordered the evacuation of civilians near the US Osan Air Base today, Tuesday, following a white phosphorus leak. The incident caused concern among local residents, but the situation has since been resolved.

IDF Forces Located Rockets Aimed at Central Israel in Northern Gaza
Three years after the October 7 massacre, Hamas continues its rehabilitation efforts. IDF forces located an underground rocket cache in the northern Gaza Strip capable of reaching central Israel and destroyed it. A security source noted that Hamas still possesses longer-range rockets.

Shein in trouble in the US: Fashion giant fears huge fines
The online fashion giant Shein is under investigation by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and could face heavy fines. The company disclosed the investigation in documents filed for its planned IPO in Hong Kong, noting that the outcome could significantly impact its financial position.

Following the intervention of the Shin Bet head: 'Yisrael Yehudit' will be registered as a party
As first revealed in Olam Katan, Shin Bet head David Zini decided to re-examine the classified materials that had blocked the registration of the "Yisrael Yehudit Shlema Ve'eitana" party. The review is now complete: the Shin Bet has withdrawn its objection, and the Registrar of Parties has approved the party's legal registration.

Reservists stand trial on charges of abusing a detainee
Three reservists are facing trial at the Beit Lid military court, charged with aggravated abuse of a detainee at the Naftali detention facility. Reports indicate the soldiers were called to the scene after a female soldier reported sexual harassment by the detainee.

Tu B'Av: From the Company to the Home | Rabbi Peretz Einhorn
There are moments when a person realizes that their mission does not end where they thought it ended. For thirteen years, we have had the privilege of accompanying religious soldiers all over the country. We visit bases, study Torah with them, hold gatherings, send out pocket-sized books, provide support, listen, and above all, strive to uphold one simple principle: that there should be no soldier...

New Drone Technology to Combat School Shootings in the USA
"Campus Guardian Angel" is a new drone kit recently acquired by nine U.S. schools. Designed to neutralize shooters within 15 seconds, the drones use pepper spray and high-speed frontal collisions at nearly 100 km/h to stop attackers.

Peak Season Alert: Black Flags Raised at Sea of Galilee Beaches
Extremely strong westerly winds prompted an immediate safety measure today, Tuesday, at several popular Sea of Galilee beaches. Following a joint assessment by the Kinneret Cities Association and the Israel Police, black flags were raised at the Tzinbari, Berniki, and Shikmim beaches, and bathers were ordered to exit the water immediately.

Investigation at the Ministry of Education: Were public funds transferred to the Teachers' Union unlawfully?
A sharp confrontation between the Ministry of Education and the chairman of the Teachers' Union, Ran Erez: Minister of Education Yoav Kisch announced today (Tuesday) that the Ministry of Education is conducting an investigation following suspicions that public funds were transferred to the Teachers' Union for teachers who were reported as members of the union, even though, according to the...

Channel 14 news anchor speaks out against Channel 12: "You are blurring a terror attack"
Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Schneid criticized Channel 12 for their reporting on the terror attack at Havat Gilad, accusing them of downplaying the event to serve a political agenda.

IDF Eliminates Nukhba Commander Involved in October 7 Kidnappings
The IDF announced on Tuesday that it struck the Khan Yunis area, eliminating Muhammad Khalil Muhammad Aslam, a Nukhba platoon commander in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Following the World Cup win, the Spanish national team star tattooed his coach's face
Marc Cucurella proved that promises made before a World Cup final must be kept. The Spanish national team's left-back, who promised before the tournament to tattoo the face of coach Luis de la Fuente if 'La Roja' lifted the trophy, has officially fulfilled his vow.

"Who are you trying to fool?": Yoseph Haddad speaks out against Mansour Abbas
Advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad criticized Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas for refusing to clearly label Hamas a terrorist organization during a radio interview.

Outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman in his first interview
For the first time since completing his term, former State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman appeared at the Channel 14 Security Conference, giving an exclusive interview to news anchor Miri Tabibi.

How to Keep Your Home Clean and Tidy Even on Busy Days
Returning home to a messy house after a long day can be overwhelming. To avoid exhausting weekend cleaning marathons, try a focused room-by-room approach and implement simple, consistent daily habits.

Israelis are holding up the hotels: Tourists are still far from returning
The hotel industry in Israel is trying to recover, but data shows that the return of tourists from abroad is still delayed. While Israelis continue to fill a large portion of hotel rooms and maintain the industry's activity, the number of tourist overnight stays remains low, and hotels are still dealing with the ongoing damage following the security situation.

Smotrich: This is our condition for entering the next government
During the Channel 14 security conference, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich outlined his demands for the next government, focusing on aggressive action against security threats in Judea and Samaria and within Arab society.

Gantz at the security conference: "Netanyahu is a better politician than I am"
Blue and White party chairman Benny Gantz, in an interview on Channel 14, discussed his complex relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the management of the war. Gantz praised Netanyahu as a "better politician" and a capable wartime leader, while also accepting his share of responsibility for the failures leading up to October 7.

3-year-old from Jerusalem choked on a grape: condition stabilized after resuscitation
A 3-year-old girl choked on a grape at her home in Jerusalem today. Medical teams performed prolonged resuscitation until her heart resumed beating. She was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in serious but stable condition, sedated and intubated.

Did Your Electricity Bill Jump? Mistakes That Cost You Dearly
We all know that moment: glancing at the electricity bill and feeling a knot in our stomach. Most of us overpay without even realizing it. The good news is that you don't need to sit in the dark or turn off the AC in the heat to save 10–30% on your monthly expenses.

IDF Eliminates Nukhba Commander in Khan Yunis Involved in October 7 Massacre
Forces on the ground continue to target the planners and perpetrators of the massacre. On Monday, an Israeli Air Force strike in the Khan Yunis area eliminated Muhammad Khalil Muhammad Aslam, a Nukhba platoon commander in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist organization.

Knesset Approves Historic Rights for Interrogation Suspects
The Knesset plenum approved in the second and third readings a bill that will mandate the presence of a defense attorney during the interrogation of minors or persons with disabilities who are being questioned by the police as suspects. The new law enshrines for the first time the right to the presence of a lawyer during the interrogation of suspected minors, as well as persons with intellectual...