Reshet 13

A hearing was held at the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court to extend the detention of Agam Tsarfi, suspected of ordering the murder of Binyahu Razi. During the proceedings, incriminating messages were revealed.

The affair of underage marriages in Yavne'el continues. Yossi, the father of a 15-year-old girl, discovered an intention to marry off his daughter without his knowledge or consent and alerted the authorities.

The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into suspicions of illegal transfers of public funds to the Teachers' Union, following reports that non-teachers were allegedly listed as members.

Sarit Buaron was violently attacked after confronting a man filming minors at a pool. The victim has sharply criticized the police for their conduct and alleged negligence during the incident.

Kindergarten owners paid a 40,000 shekel deposit for a protective unit, but the contractor failed to deliver on time. The Atias couple now faces financial losses and reputational damage.

A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Kyushu Island this Tuesday morning. The Japanese government has issued a tsunami warning for waves of up to one meter.

A 3-year-old child in Bnei Brak miraculously survived after being run over by a car while chasing a fallen kippah. Meanwhile, other traffic accidents across the country resulted in several injuries and one fatality.

Police have arrested a Rehovot resident suspected of arson at a "Japanika" restaurant in Givatayim. The incident is linked to the ongoing "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families.

Khalil al-Rashed, a father of two, was shot by a Border Police officer last Thursday. His family claims he did not receive medical treatment for a significant period, leading to his death.

A private car collided with a bus on Route 5504 near Nir Eliyahu on Monday evening. Two 18-year-old youths sustained critical and serious injuries in the accident.

During a Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting, MK Boaz Bismut raised concerns regarding election integrity. Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg defended recent appointments against the criticism.

MK Uri Maklev has sharply criticized the religious-Zionist sector. He stated that the attempt to combine Torah study with military service is causing significant damage to the Torah world.

Residents of a Tel Aviv apartment building are living in fear as a pack of jackals roams their courtyard. The municipality has responded to complaints by shifting the responsibility onto the tenants.

Not every debt leads to bankruptcy. Learn whether it is possible to save a business in distress and how the debt settlement process works.

Berlin police have eliminated terrorist Abdul Balu, who carried out a vehicle-ramming attack at a Pride parade. One woman was killed and at least 17 people were injured in the incident.

Shin Bet head David Zini has warned of attempts by Iran and other foreign states to disrupt Israeli elections. The security service is allocating significant resources to safeguard the process.

President Donald Trump is delaying an intensive strike on Iran, giving diplomacy another chance. However, he continues to send threatening signals via his TRUTH SOCIAL account.

Does spicy barbecue sauce really increase the risk of developing cancer? Prof. Eitan Friedman addresses the recent public concern, clarifying that such claims lack any scientific basis.

A new study from Scotland reveals that professional football players are at a significantly higher risk of developing neurological diseases. The risk of developing neurodegenerative conditions, such as Alzheimer's, is 3.4 times higher for them.

Europe continues to battle massive wildfires. In Spain and France, hundreds of thousands have been evacuated as an abnormal heatwave sweeps across the continent, leading to record temperatures and casualties.

On hot days, jumping into cool water can trigger a "cold shock." Professor Eitan Friedman warns that sudden temperature changes are dangerous, potentially causing involuntary breath-holding and drowning risks.

Tensions are rising in Judea and Samaria following reports of overnight retaliatory attacks, including the burning of mosques, homes, and vehicles, in response to the killing of two Israelis.

On Sunday, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara will submit her response to the Supreme Court regarding the DIU law. She is expected to support an interim injunction against the Ministry of Justice's efforts to paralyze the department's operations.

A two-year-old toddler was bitten by a snake in the yard of her home in Beit Shemesh. She was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem in moderate condition.

Deadly heat in Europe has triggered massive forest fires. Over 200,000 people have been evacuated from the suburbs of Bordeaux in France and the area surrounding Madrid in Spain.

For the fourth consecutive Saturday, ultra-Orthodox protesters have demonstrated against the opening of the "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem on the Sabbath. Police are managing the scene as tensions rise between protesters and supporters of the business.

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran is interested in reaching a deal with the American administration, but assessed that Tehran is not yet ready for it. He reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons.

Monday marked a significant day for the Democratic Party as it held primaries that may be the last of the current election cycle. The Channel 13 News team followed the event alongside Yaya Fink and Naama Lazimi.

Fifteen years after the Goel Ratzon cult case shocked Israel, his eldest son Yigal openly admits to having nine wives. He claims he sees no issue with his lifestyle despite legal prohibitions.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid reflects on his three-month partnership with Naftali Bennett in a special interview. He also addressed the nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia and current polling trends.

When Amit Katz decided to become religious, the world of the Katz couple shattered. For his wife, Dana, it was a complete collapse, and she even considered an immediate divorce.