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First publication: Suspect arrested for stealing vehicle batteries in Be'er Sheva
Police officers from the Be'er Sheva station arrested a young man from Tel Sheva after discovering three suspected stolen batteries in his vehicle. The arrest followed a report of a car break-in in the city.

Protest on Ayalon: "Bring the Shin Bet into the investigation of Haymanut Kasau's disappearance"
Dozens of protesters blocked the Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv, demanding the Shin Bet take over the investigation into the disappearance of Haymanut Kasau, who has been missing for 882 days from a Safed absorption center.

Indictment: Two Tel Sheva residents charged after fleeing police with a pistol and striking a family's vehicle
Two Tel Sheva residents have been indicted for carrying an illegal Glock pistol, attempting to evade police, and causing a collision with a family's vehicle. Charges include reckless endangerment, obstructing a police officer, and illegal weapons possession.

"It could have ended in a funeral": Victims of the accident with Sasson Shaulov speak for the first time
The three young men injured in the accident with singer Sasson Shaulov recount the first seconds after the collision. They claim that at the scene, Shaulov admitted fault and promised to cover damages, but has not contacted them personally since that night.

When the sea becomes a space for rehabilitation: How surfing helps those dealing with PTSD
Without bureaucracy, without a time limit, and with a community that continues even after getting out of the water, the "Surfers Without Borders" association offers a unique rehabilitation model. "The distress exists from the first moment, and therefore the response must also be immediate."

After the reopening of the Tair Rada case: Olla Kravchenko responds - "If they summon me for an interrogation, I will arrive"
After the reopening of the case, Olla Kravchenko, whose case against her was closed for lack of guilt in 2021, stated: "I hope the new information leads to the murderer." Attorney Yarom Halevi noted: "There is only one serious direction." Despite rumors on the web that Roman Zadorov moved to a safe house, a check by Walla reveals that only yesterday he was seen going fishing.

On the way to base or work? Train traffic between Tel Aviv and Lod temporarily suspended
Train traffic has been suspended due to a localized fault in the electrification network. Israel Railways crews are working to restore service, and the public is advised to consider alternative means of transportation.

The international manhunt is complete: The fugitive from Panama and the architect of the "scam of the century" have been extradited
One fled at the last moment to Panama, the other escaped to Israel after the "scam of the century": a dramatic weekend at Ben Gurion Airport ended with two major extraditions. Patrick Bellaiche boarded a flight to Paris to serve a prison sentence for a 280 million euro scam; Efraim Yaniv Moalem was brought from Panama directly to court.

Mayor of Arad against ultra-Orthodox violence: "The city will remain secular"
Yair Maayan appealed to the police commander with a demand to deal with cases of stone-throwing and spitting at young women. The mayor called on residents to film and file complaints, emphasizing that only arrests will eradicate the phenomenon. "We will not accept the actions of extremist criminals in any way," he declared.

Clashes at Kaplan Street protest: Police arrest nine demonstrators
Police forcibly cleared protesters who occupied the road on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv after the demonstration was held without prior coordination. Nine individuals were arrested on suspicion of disturbing the peace and obstructing traffic.

Sports journalist shot and set on fire: murderer's identity sparks national outrage
Italian sports journalist Luca Esposito was found dead near the town of Eboli. According to investigators, the 53-year-old was shot before his body was set on fire. A 26-year-old Tunisian immigrant has confessed to the crime and was arrested after a two-day search.

"And honor the face of the elder": The battle of assisted living residents for the right to vote
For young people it is a short walk, for 90-year-olds it is a complex operation of transport and walkers. Tens of thousands of elderly people are struggling against the decision not to place polling stations in the institutions where they live and are not willing to give up: "Do not bury us while we are alive."

Tragedy at Camp Nou: Worker killed during renovation work
A 54-year-old construction worker was killed in an accident at the Barcelona stadium construction site. This is the first fatal accident since the renovation project began in the summer of 2023.

Ignoring a court ruling: Ministry of Interior rejects granddaughter of Righteous Among the Nations
Ellen Monique Chites, a 56-year-old Dutch woman who stayed in Israel to help since the outbreak of the war, has been refused residency for two years. The Population Authority claims that eligibility applies only to minors, but ignores a recent ruling that determined otherwise. In an interview with Walla, she says: 'The most important thing for me is to do the right thing.'

20 years later: Tair Rada murder case reopened - and will be investigated by Tel Aviv YAMAR
Almost two decades after the murder that shook the country, the police are re-examining the file following new information. After discussions at the top of the police command, it was decided to transfer the investigation from the Northern District YAMAR to the Tel Aviv YAMAR, which will examine additional lines of investigation in an attempt to break through to solving the case, following the...

Arrested, released, and detained again: A turbulent night for the Australian national team star
The 22-year-old midfielder was stopped twice in one night in Sydney for significant speeding. While his alcohol test was negative, a subsequent roadside drug test returned a positive result for cocaine.

Doctor warns: Drinks and foods that may disrupt medication effectiveness
Grapefruit, green vegetables, dairy products, bananas, and even your morning coffee can all affect the efficacy of common medications or increase side effects. Doctors explain which combinations to watch out for and why it is essential to consult a professional before changing your diet.

A foot expert surprises: flip-flops are not harmful at all - and even strengthen the foot
Flip-flops are considered enemies of the feet, but a podiatrist explains that the story is more complex, and that not everyone must avoid them completely in the summer. For healthy people, gradual and proper use of flip-flops may actually maintain foot capacity.

"Just address me": Meet Nasrin, the first Druze flight attendant at Air Haifa
The Israeli airline Air Haifa is breaking stereotypes, from its choice of airport to its multicultural crew. Nasrin Hadid, the first Druze flight attendant at Air Haifa, has become a symbol of this vision, viewing her role as both a career and a national mission.

Man arrested on suspicion that his dogs attacked an 8-year-old girl: "They are street dogs"
A man in his 50s was arrested on Thursday on suspicion that his two dogs attacked an 8-year-old girl in the Kfar Shalem neighborhood of Tel Aviv, causing her serious injuries. Police allege the dogs were roaming without supervision or muzzles.

Is Shampoo Harmful? The Story of a Man Who Didn't Wash His Hair for a Year
After washing his hair daily, George Francis Lee followed his barber's advice to stop using shampoo for two weeks. The experiment turned into a year-long habit, and the results surprised even him.