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Security sources: IDF has captured the Ali-Tahar ridge in southern Lebanon
The mountain ridge, defined by the head of Aman as a critical area for Hezbollah, separates the Litani River from the Nabatieh plateau, with its peak at the Beaufort ridge. The Chief of Staff and the Minister of Defense pushed to capture the ridge, despite fears of international criticism. Some of the infrastructure there served two purposes: raids on the Galilee and dealing with an IDF ground...

Because of Shabbat: Apple to pay $150,000 to employee who claimed discrimination
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) alleged that an Apple store manager in Virginia made antisemitic remarks and refused to accommodate an employee's Shabbat observance. Apple denied the allegations but agreed to a settlement.

Galilee Conference 2026: Building the Future of the North
Senior government and security officials, along with municipal leaders, gathered in Safed for the Galilee Conference 2026. The event focused on strengthening security, accelerating demographic growth, and transforming the North into an independent hub of opportunity.

Report: Despite Attorney General's support, State Attorney opposed plea deal for Yonatan Urich
According to a report by i24NEWS, the Central District Attorney reached an agreement with Yonatan Urich for nine months of community service in the "Bild affair." While the Attorney General supported the plea deal, State Attorney Amit Aisman strongly opposed it and vetoed the move, causing the negotiations to collapse.

Rani Guaili's Legacy: Pre-Police Preparatory Program to be Established in the Negev
The family of fallen YASAM fighter Rani Guaili is launching the country's first pre-police preparatory program for Border Police (Magav) recruits. The initiative will be hosted at the Holot facility with support from the Israel Prison Service (IPS), Habithonistim, and the World Zionist Organization.

A moving full circle: The father of a hero from the 'death shelter' will write the ketubah for a hostage survivor and his partner
On October 7, Eli-a Cohen and Ziv Avod were in a shelter in Re'im. Ahead of their wedding, the two chose to honor Moshe Shapira, the father of Aner, who fought heroically in the shelter and deflected grenades thrown inside, thus saving many of those present with his own body. "For us, this is a full circle that is hard to describe in words," they said.

Rabies outbreak spreads to central Israel: woman bitten in Ramat Gan; search for jackal in the north
Veterinary services are concerned about the spread of rabies from northern regions to Gush Dan, the Sharon, and Samaria. Since the beginning of the year, 95 confirmed cases have been recorded nationwide.

Virus spreading: areas where West Nile fever-infected mosquitoes were found
Mosquitoes carrying the virus have been detected in several locations across Israel. The Ministry of Health reports 13 cases this season and one death. Authorities are urging the public to eliminate standing water and increase pest control measures.

Heartbreaking: Gazelle kept in a basement near Jenin - suspect arrested
During an operation in the village of Raa, Border Police officers from Judea and Samaria, together with inspectors from the Nature and Parks Authority, located a gazelle allegedly kept illegally in a private home. The animal was seized for a veterinary examination and is expected to be moved to the Safari in Ramat Gan.

Aliens, Cuba, and a 'corpse on the plane': US Secretary of State Marco Rubio as you've never heard him before
The US Secretary of State recounted how, on a flight from China, he watched with concern as a senior American official lay in the plane's conference room without moving: 'I didn't want to discover a corpse on the plane.' Furthermore, Marco Rubio revealed that flying 'objects' are observed over military facilities and explained how Donald Trump informed him that he would be Secretary of State.

"Ground attack on Iran? Enemy delusions": Tehran is not moved by US threats
The commander of the Iranian Border Guard addressed claims regarding an invasion of the country and clarified: "Our borders are secure - we have an abundance of soldiers." Simultaneously, the spokesperson for the Iranian Parliament's leadership criticized the "Mecca Agreement" signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan: "A sign of defeat - relying on Washington's support: leaning on a...

The 'Kosher Sidewalk' in Tiberias: The Municipality's Solution to Prevent 'Immodest Sights'
After 'kosher' roads were paved in the city overlooking the Sea of Galilee to allow the passage of Kohanim, a solution was found for the city's religious community: paving a dedicated path on the side of the road, on the side furthest from the beach strip. This is to allow passage without being exposed to the mixed beach, where men and women spend time together in minimalist clothing.

Municipal elected officials and lawyers: "It is a world of sensitivities that not every lawyer knows"
Two partners at a law firm in Petah Tikva, who are also veteran city council members, explain why building permits take two years, discuss a precedent-setting case heading to the Supreme Court, and why they represent the authorities. A special interview with Adv. Uri Ohad and Adv. Itay Shunshine, from the Ohad-Shunshine Law and Notary Office.

The knockout that shocked the Marakana: Danny Dvorin's column
A score of 9 for Ventura in Hapoel Be'er Sheva's great victory in Belgrade, on the way to the Champions League playoffs. Danny Dvorin's column

Divorced, moved back in together and didn't update the agreement? Your apartment is in danger!
They moved back in together after the divorce and were sure their assets were protected - until the dramatic ruling arrived. Attorney Sagit Shahar Abarjil explains what really happens to the apartment when you return to your ex without updating the agreement.

Will Jordi help? The surprising candidate to coach the Netherlands national team
After Arne Slot rejected an offer and other candidates were ruled out, the federation turned to Jordi Cruyff's friend, Roberto Martinez, who could be the first foreigner in the role since 1978.

CSKA Sofia expects over 20,000 fans against Maccabi Tel Aviv
After the 3:0 win in Batumi in a match held without an audience, there is a buzz in the Bulgarian capital ahead of the second leg. How many tickets have been sold so far? (Thursday, 21:00, Sport1)

Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef to his students: Netanyahu hates us - we must topple the right-wing bloc
According to one of his students, the former Chief Rabbi urged them not to vote for the Shas party, explaining that the left respects religion more than the Prime Minister's bloc. The spiritual leader of Shas denied the report, calling it an attempt to sow division.

Tally Gotliv: "The recruitment video for Haredim in 8200 reminded me of Nazi Germany and Auschwitz"
Likud MK Tally Gotliv criticized a recruitment video aimed at Haredim during an interview with 103FM. She stated she would not be a partner in turning the Haredi public into a "plague" and compared the video's production to the era of Nazi Germany.

Ferran Torres will not return to Barcelona training, his transfer to Paris has been agreed
The deal for Ferran Torres' transfer from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain is in its final stages. Both clubs have agreed on a transfer fee of 50 million euros plus bonuses that could bring the deal to 55 million euros.

Oded Kattash's new headache: A wave of absences at Maccabi Tel Aviv
The 'Yellows' will begin training towards the end of next week, but even after completing the roster, the coaching staff will have to manage without six to seven players due to injuries and national team call-ups.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva requested to postpone the Toto Cup match on Saturday - and was refused
The team will face Hapoel Haifa as planned in the ranking match at Sammy Ofer Stadium four days before the first meeting with Sabah. Ran Kozuch will field a secondary lineup.

"Mourinho went crazy. He shouted at us and said we were to blame for everything"
The strained relationship between Jose Mourinho and Iker Casillas, captain of Real Madrid during the coach's first stint at the club, was well known. Now, as part of the Netflix documentary about Mourinho, the two and others who were in the dressing room at the time have revisited the conflict that shook the club. Mourinho said he arrived and found a "fantastic team" at Real Madrid, where Casillas...

One in five students exposed to antisemitism: The worrying picture in UK schools
Directors of Jewish schools in the UK are forced to dedicate significant time to student security, sometimes at the expense of education, according to a government review. In the first half of 2026, 178 antisemitic incidents related to schools were documented—a 59% increase in one year.

From East to Vitor, from the Marakana to Marciano: Heroes of the Night in Belgrade
Ofir Marciano kept another clean sheet, Miguel Vitor helped Itay Rotman shine, Eliel Peretz proved his worth, and Javon East emerged as a "football genius." All the stories behind Hapoel Be'er Sheva's triumphant victory in Belgrade.

"Shame, classless": Abu Fani and Red Star players continue to face criticism
Serbian media did not spare the Red Star Belgrade players following the 2-0 home loss to Hapoel Be'er Sheva and the early exit from the Champions League. The players ignored the mixed zone, failing to provide comments after the match, which sparked widespread outrage in the press.

The moment that changed the summer in Be'er Sheva: "We will return, and nothing will help anyone"
Hapoel Be'er Sheva players testified to a change in the coach's approach after a difficult start to the summer: "He made us understand that we are capable of great things, and we will not give up on the dream."

A month after burying her brother: Darlene Graham advances to the runoff and will run for the Senate
Exactly one month after the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, his sister Darlene Graham-Nordon has advanced to the runoff in the South Carolina Republican primary. She now faces a battle against Freedom Caucus member Ralph Norman.

Trump: "I am the last person to trust Iran; if they do something - they will get hit hard"
In a conversation with reporters outside his plane, the President claimed that the United States has absolute control over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also addressed the plane-switching incident, stating it was a decision made by the Secret Service, and noted that he faces numerous threats.

Rafael Jodar reaches Masters semifinal for the first time in his career
Rafael Jodar reached the semifinals of a Masters tournament for the first time in his career this Tuesday evening. The 19-year-old Spaniard, ranked 15th in the world, achieved this feat in Montreal after a 6:7 (5), 3:6 victory over Frenchman Arthur Fils.

History: Hapoel Be'er Sheva advances to the Champions League playoffs
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is 180 minutes away from a historic qualification for the Champions League group stage. The Israeli champions won 0:2 in Belgrade against Red Star, securing a 0:3 aggregate victory. They will face Azerbaijan's Sabah in the playoff round.

NEC Nijmegen continues its magical journey, Anan Khalaili's team eliminated
Parallel to Hapoel Be'er Sheva's convincing victory in Belgrade, several other interesting results were recorded this Tuesday in the Champions League qualifiers. The surprise came from the Netherlands, where NEC Nijmegen beat Olympiacos 2:1 after extra time (0:0 in the first leg) to advance to the playoff round in their debut season. Captain Tjaronn Chery played the full 120 minutes of the...

Disturbing footage in Arad: Haredi man vandalized photos of women in public space | Watch
Disturbing footage from Arad sparked a storm after a Haredi man was seen vandalizing photos of women on billboards. Following the incident, a complaint was filed with the police. Mayor Yair Maayan: "We will not allow anyone to harm the public space and try to exclude women from the public space."

Yinon Magal, Amit Segal or Ayelet Shaked: Who do Likud members want on their party list?
In a survey conducted by Dr. Nimrod Nir of the Agam Institute, party members and voters were asked to rank candidates for reserved spots on the Likud list. The results highlight significant differences between the preferences of party members and the broader electorate.

Defense establishment assesses: Nuclear operation in Syria intended to signal a similar model in Iran
Defense source: "The situation with Iran remains tense, it could deteriorate within a few days." Israel also assesses that the American operation to remove nuclear components from Syria is intended to signal the possibility of a similar action subject to an agreement with Iran.

After the death of Lindsey Graham: His sister runs in the Republican primaries - with Trump's backing
A month after the death of the veteran senator, Republicans in South Carolina return to the polls for unusual primaries. His sister Darlene, who was temporarily appointed to his seat and received the president's support, presents herself as an outsider: "I am not a politician and not a millionaire." Facing her are 2 congressmen and a former governor.

Storm at Rambam Hospital: Doctor protests against accusations targeting colleagues
Dr. Nitzan Shmueli, who treated four wounded soldiers, addressed the harsh accusations against the hospital staff. "The night was difficult, and Arabs and Jews together saved their lives minute by minute," she stated. Health Ministry Director-General Moshe Bar Siman-Tov visited the hospital, expressing full support for the management's decision to reject the complaints.

Gilad Erdan Unveils New Party: "The Unity Party"
In a speech delivered in Beit Shemesh, during which he also announced the official joining of Knesset member Aliza Bloch to the party's ranks, the former Israeli ambassador to the UN launched his new party. Erdan explained that the party is named this way "not because we agree on everything, but because there is no other choice."

Drone entered Ben Gurion Airport airspace, causing flight suspensions
A civilian drone was identified approaching Ben Gurion Airport and subsequently entered the airport's municipal area. Following the intrusion, a local freeze was implemented for several minutes, and the police began searching for the operator. Within less than an hour, he was located — it turned out that the drone was operated for the purpose of filming a promotional video for a construction...

22-year-old arrested in the heart of Bat Yam with a stun grenade in hand — moments before a criminal incident
A 22-year-old man was arrested this evening on Balfour Street in Bat Yam, after a report was received by the police about a person seen holding a grenade and suspected of intending to throw it. Police officers who arrived at the scene located him in possession of a stun grenade and arrested him. Police sappers were summoned to the scene to examine the grenade and neutralize it.