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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has offered Brigadier General (res.) Chico Tamir a reserved spot on the Likud list for the upcoming elections. This move follows a shortage of security experts in the party.

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against an Israeli citizen for security offenses. An investigation by the Shin Bet and police revealed the defendant was acting on behalf of foreign intelligence.

Officers from the Lahav 433 unit arrested three former players suspected of operating a match-fixing and illegal betting scheme in the women's Premier League.

The Iranian Foreign Minister met with a Hamas delegation in Tehran. Meanwhile, reports from Lebanon indicate that the IDF conducted overnight strikes in the Ali al-Tahar ridge area using bunker-busting munitions.

Exclusive recordings have surfaced featuring Likud CEO David Sharan harshly criticizing Minister Gila Gamliel amidst ongoing court hearings regarding alleged irregularities in the party's primaries.

The Jerusalem District Court dismissed a petition filed by Adv. Eran Ben-Ari, a candidate for the "Amcha Yisrael" party, against the Israel Bar Association head. The judge ruled that the petitioners abused the legal process.

The Supreme Court heard a petition from Likud against the Central Elections Committee's decision to ban the real-time transfer of voter data from polling stations.

Sources within Degel HaTorah have reported that party activist David Shapira is attempting to initiate the removal of party chairman Moshe Gafni and Knesset member Uri Maklev.

The Sorek A desalination plant has ceased operations again due to a spike in seawater pollution. Currently, only the Sorek B and Palmachim plants are operating at partial capacity.

A bus rollover on the Dahab-Nuweiba road in the southern Sinai Peninsula has left 16 people dead and 28 injured. The Egyptian Ministry of Health has deployed 20 ambulances to the scene to assist victims.

Police Commissioner Dani Levy has approved the retirement of Brigadier General Lior Abudraham due to health issues. The move follows an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against a senior officer.

An indictment was filed at the Lod District Court against three individuals for a series of violent robberies targeting delivery workers. The group used a scheme involving fake orders to lure victims.

Degel HaTorah is expected to demand ministerial positions in the next government. The decision marks a historical shift, as for decades its members refrained from demanding ministerial roles based on a minority perception.

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei urged Muslim leaders to identify their "true enemy," accusing the US and Israel of orchestrating divisions within the Islamic world.

At a Supreme Court hearing, Shin Bet head David Zini demanded the disclosure of the names of petitioners opposing his appointment. Supreme Court President Isaac Amit urged the service head to reconsider his stance.

About 550 days after his release from captivity, Omer Shem-Tov speaks in an interview about life in the shadow of his trauma and his new book, "Meeting myself in hell."

Efforts continue to locate thousands missing following a massive flood on the Nepal-Tibet border. The number of missing is estimated at 3,000, with 633 bodies recovered so far.

Efforts to convince Hezbollah to withdraw from the Ali al-Tahar ridge and hand it over to the Lebanese army have failed. Sources indicate that the lack of cooperation has increased fears of further Israeli escalation.

According to American intelligence assessments, Russian President Vladimir Putin views the US as weakened, seeing an opportunity to expand operations against European allies. Amid this, the CIA Director visited Moscow on a secret mission.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated that Moscow may attack British military targets in response to Ukraine's use of British missiles, accusing London and Paris of escalating the conflict.

A 28-year-old Haifa resident has been arrested on suspicion of shooting a 72-year-old man. Police investigation suggests the motive was an inheritance dispute.

The Israel Prison Service has launched disciplinary proceedings against an officer suspected of orchestrating a violent attack on a man following a parking dispute. The incident, which resulted in the victim's hospitalization, is also under criminal investigation.

The Yitzhak Navon train station in Jerusalem was evacuated this morning following reports of smoke. Firefighters arrived at the scene, found no source of danger, and station operations soon returned to normal.

Reports from southern Lebanon indicate an Israeli strike on the Ali al-Tahir ridge, a controlled explosion in Al-Mansouri, and artillery fire in Ruman. Meanwhile, the White House denied any ongoing talks with Iran.

Two months after the murder of 18-year-old Asma Abu Ghanem in Ramle, police have arrested four suspects, including a relative. Authorities believe the incident was rooted in a family dispute.

Iran reports progress in talks with Oman regarding a maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has submitted a civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress.

A former employee at the Prime Minister's residence, Yehiel Ohav Ami, has filed a 450,000 shekel lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office. He accuses Sara Netanyahu of systematic bullying, humiliation, and unreasonable demands.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva faces one of the most important matches in its history this evening. Ran Kozuch's team will play the decisive Champions League qualification playoff leg against Sabah in Baku.

US President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Iran, accusing the leadership of mass executions of protesters. He described the situation as a humanitarian crisis and threatened severe economic measures.

The Northern District police have concluded an investigation into a 43-year-old Afula resident who broke into the same business three times in one night. The suspect used an electric bicycle to transport the stolen goods.

The Ministry of Health transferred 400,000 NIS to fund a conference organized by the "Ta'atzumot" association, led by Dasi Iluz, daughter of Aryeh Deri. The decision was pushed by Shas-appointed advisors against the ministry's professional staff.

The Syrian Foreign Minister met with an Israeli delegation mediated by the US and Jordan. Meanwhile, the IDF continues operations in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

With 65 days until the elections, negotiations are underway for a new Haredi party involving Ofer Winter and Eli Yishai. Meanwhile, in the opposition bloc, a potential merger between Benny Gantz and Gilad Erdan is being discussed.

The Supreme Court ruled that Justice Minister Yariv Levin cannot appoint a new head of the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) until further notice.

Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the IDF to respond forcefully to balloon and kite launches from Gaza. He classified every such incident as an act of war and demanded real-time action from the military.

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran is desperate for a deal, but Washington is not ready to negotiate on current terms. Trump announced the start of an "economic D-Day" against Tehran.

A young man of about 20 was seriously stabbed this evening on Halutzei HaTa'asiya Street in Haifa. Earlier today, a 31-year-old man was shot to death in Arraba. Police have launched investigations into both incidents.

About two weeks before the start of the school year, the education system is still dealing with a major shortage of teachers and assistants. During this critical time, Minister of Education Yoav Kisch flew for a vacation in Cyprus and was absent from important preparatory conferences.

The Israel Airports Authority is launching an internal investigation into the massive disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport. Several foreign airlines are considering legal action due to significant financial losses.

Spain, Sweden, and Romania have joined the group of nations opposing Israel's planned construction in the E1 area. European countries are currently considering potential sanctions in response to the project.