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Unexpected guest at the Ashkelon power station: Wounded sea turtle rescued from the cooling system
Rothenberg power station employees stopped operations and rescued the turtle, which was swept by seawater into the cooling system. An examination revealed it was a young green sea turtle weighing 2.5 kg. It was named "Babchuk" and transferred to the Israel Nature and Parks Authority rescue center for further treatment and rehabilitation.

For the first time in the history of the military justice system: A pilot project for prisoner petitions has launched
The move is intended to allow judicial review by military courts over decisions of military detention facility authorities regarding the conditions of detention of detainees and prisoners. This is part of the desire to promote the rights of soldiers held in detention and imprisonment | First publication

Ashkelon Raid Uncovers Gambling Den Linked to Senior Criminal Figure
Detectives from the Ashkelon station and Southern Border Police raided the premises, detaining four suspects and seizing bingo equipment, cash, and checks. The senior criminal figure suspected of managing the operation was not present during the raid; the investigation is ongoing.

Houthis claim strike on 'sensitive target' at Najran airport
According to the Houthis, the attack at Najran airport was carried out in response to the activity of Saudi UAVs in Yemeni territory, against the backdrop of renewed escalation between the parties in the last month.

Minister Gila Gamliel: "Voluntary Emigration from Gaza Will Happen"
Minister Gila Gamliel addressed the Likud court's decision regarding district candidates and reaffirmed her plan for the voluntary emigration of Gaza residents, citing recent survey data.

When the plane door opened, everyone understood the true source of Israel's strength
This week, I accompanied a flight from Paris to Israel carrying 34 families and 80 children. At thousands of feet in the air, you realize that courage is not just about the battlefield, but about the determination of parents to build their future in the only country we call home.

Katz sought to appease the right - and discovered that the move against Bluth backfired on him
After months of a political battle waged against him by MK Tali Gottlieb, the Defense Minister tried to create an achievement for himself in the eyes of the right-wing camp. However, the attack on Central Command Chief Avi Bluth, considered a darling of the settlement movement, quickly turned into a trap - and Katz was forced to retreat, exposing the price of political intervention in the security...

"Media-obsessed clown": Bedouins attack Itamar Ben Gvir
While the Ministry of National Security promotes tree planting in the Negev to prevent illegal construction through official state presence, the Council for Unrecognized Villages in the Negev criticizes the minister's actions: "After even the crocodiles bit his rear, he is left only with the illusion of 'governance' in the Negev."

Mourning in Australia: The mysterious death of the 21-year-old athlete
The Australian athletics world is mourning the death of Natasha Ward, an up-and-coming middle-distance runner. Ward passed away over the weekend at just 21 years old. Athletics New South Wales and the Sutherland District Athletics Club announced the sad news in a joint statement, but the cause of death has not been made public.

Hezbollah Secretary-General: "Iran Won, Memorandum Will Accelerate IDF Withdrawal"
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem stated that the memorandum of understanding will accelerate the Israeli withdrawal. He declared Iran the victor and criticized direct negotiations between Jerusalem and Beirut.

Under the Guise of 'Human Rights': How $250 Million Flowed to Organizations Inciting Against Israel
The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism has revealed that 20 US-based organizations, operating under the guise of human rights, have raised $250 million to fuel anti-Israel incitement.

Egypt pushes to reopen Rafah crossing - and IDF warns of a return to October 7
While Israel strongly opposes the move, Cairo continues to exert pressure to open the crossing for goods without Israeli inspection. A security source told Walla that the issue of smuggling is one of the main lessons of October 7 and emphasized that the IDF will not compromise: "There will be no transfer of goods except through the Kerem Shalom crossing."

Is That All? Reasons Why Hapoel Be'er Sheva Fails to Attract More Fans in Europe
Fewer than 200 Hapoel Be'er Sheva fans are expected at the stadium in Szombathely, Hungary, tonight. Experts point to the team's recent performance slump and logistical challenges as the primary reasons for the low turnout.

Tel Aviv: One of the Most Expensive Cities for Employers and Less Profitable for Employees
A new study by Payoneer Workforce Management reveals that Tel Aviv is among the most expensive global cities for hiring, while offering employees one of the lowest net salaries.

Grenade attack on a residential complex: How family feuds are settled
According to the indictment, a Rahat resident and three accomplices threw a grenade into a residential complex while family members were inside. The suspect's defense attorney claims the police have identified the wrong person.

The backing for Silva and Beitar's demands ahead of Austria Vienna
The goalkeeper received support alongside professional criticism of his mistakes, and the other players were required to stop showing indifference following the second goal they conceded against Larnaca. Optimism in the club ahead of Thursday (20:30, Sport 2).

Apple is getting closer to launching AirPods with built-in cameras
According to a report, Apple is simultaneously advancing two new AirPods models with cameras, one of which is nearing production and may arrive sooner than expected. The cameras are not intended for photography, but to provide Siri with real-time visual information as part of the company's AI expansion.

A year after the Iranian missile hit: Bank Jerusalem will donate hundreds of thousands of shekels to Soroka
A year after the direct hit of an Iranian missile disabled large parts of the hospital, a partnership was signed that will double the rehabilitation response in the south and, for the first time, provide inpatient rehabilitation for children as well.

"An unbearable stench of carcasses": Sanitary crisis at Tznobar base
IDF soldiers serving at the Tznobar base in the Golan Heights are reporting severe sanitary failures in the kitchen complex. Following numerous complaints, the IDF has decided to send an inspection team to the site.

"We will try to narrow the gaps, we will not settle for qualifying for the Conference League"
Kozuch's talks with the players about faith, the surprising practice of Kanaan, and those who will earn the coach's trust. Hapoel Be'er Sheva expects a good result tonight (20:30, Sport 3), which will leave it a chance to qualify ahead of the return leg against Red Star next week in Belgrade.

Negotiations with Real: "Manchester City is waiting for an offer from Barcelona for Rodri"
Real Madrid continues its attempts to sign Rodri, but according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City is choosing not to rush the deal. Despite official talks with the Spanish giants, City has slowed down negotiations, anticipating potential interest from other clubs, including Barcelona.

"It's a record": 52-year-old former footballer and 22-year-old influencer divorce after one month
Daniel Nannskog, a former Swedish national team striker and current commentator, has become the subject of intense media interest following a whirlwind romance. The 52-year-old confirmed this week that he has separated from 22-year-old Norwegian influencer Melina Sophie Zamri just one month after their marriage announcement.

"This is a really cruel punishment. They took away the advantage we had"
Players at Maccabi Tel Aviv are dejected before the match against CSKA Sofia, as they will again play in front of empty stands. Tyrese Asante may start for the first time this season (Thursday, 19:00, Sport1).

Hapoel Tel Aviv Cautious Regarding Douglas Owusu Deal
Hapoel Tel Aviv has agreed on terms to acquire Douglas Owusu from Red Star Belgrade, but the club is waiting for the results of comprehensive medical examinations scheduled for Tuesday before finalizing the transfer.

"Take your medication": Chris Bosh's warning to Wembanyama
The former NBA champion, who was forced to retire at 32 due to blood clots, revealed that he almost died in January and warned the San Antonio star: "It happened to me twice, and then I couldn't play anymore."

Report: A group of settlers set fire to vehicles near Nablus and harassed residents
According to Palestinian reports, settlers terrorized the village of Jalud, going between houses and knocking on doors; police have opened an investigation. This follows a series of incidents between the warring parties in the West Bank, leading the IDF to reinforce troops to prevent friction.

Film on Zidane Reveals: "French Government Ordered Cancellation of Doping Tests"
Marie-George Buffet, France's former Minister of Sports, admitted that her office suspended surprise doping tests for Zinedine Zidane and his teammates ahead of the 1998 World Cup. This admission contradicts her 2013 testimony before a Senate committee, where she denied that any such instructions were ever issued.

Arik Shtilman: Yam Madar is a Key Player for Maccabi
In a special episode of Double Dribble, Arik Shtilman discussed the details of Yam Madar's transfer to Maccabi Tel Aviv. The club sponsor revealed the behind-the-scenes negotiations and the player's personal commitment to the deal.

Ferran Torres with a message to Barcelona and PSG: "The club needs to show that it wants me"
Ferran Torres continues to maintain ambiguity regarding his future at Barcelona, but is sending a clear message to the club's management. In an interview during the team's pre-season tour in the USA, the 26-year-old striker clarified that contract extension progress depends on how he is treated by the board. He also addressed reports regarding potential interest from Paris Saint-Germain.

"You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing, after they have tried every other possibility"
The tension in the Persian Gulf brings to mind Churchill's famous observation about Americans. Donald Trump now finds himself deep in a cycle of frustration, struggling to navigate Middle Eastern realities.

"No negotiations. Hapoel Be'er Sheva could lose Eliel Peretz"
Gilad Katzav, the agent of Niv Eliasi, spoke on the 103fm sports program about the goalkeeper's signing with the Greek club Levadiakos and later discussed several other footballers he represents.

A new serum that promises to fight pigmentation even in summer
The new serum from Keren Bartov Advanced Skincare combines active acids and advanced ingredients to treat pigmentation spots and uneven skin tone, delivering impressive clinical results without compromising the skin's natural barrier.

Taylor Fritz won in Washington, Alexandra Eala made history
Taylor Fritz won the Washington tournament this evening (Monday), after defeating Rafael Jodar 6:7 (2), 4:6 in the final match. This is the 11th title in the career of the American tennis player (ranked 9th in the world), but the first above the ATP 250 level since Tokyo 2022.

Bernardo Silva: "It's impossible to refuse Real Madrid". Gonzalo García sold
Bernardo Silva is settling into life as a Real Madrid player. The Portuguese international, who parted ways with Manchester City after nine years to sign a two-year deal with José Mourinho's side, completed his first training session and spoke to the club's official TV channel.

Moving meeting at Hapoel Tel Aviv training: "They fell so that we could live"
Members of the "Yad LeBanim" organization presented Hapoel Tel Aviv with a certificate of appreciation for commemorating IDF soldiers and security forces. The organization's chairman, Eli Tahar, who lost two sons and a brother in Israel's wars, visited the team's training session to share his story with the players and staff.

Maccabi Herzliya Wins 3-5 Thriller; Ashdod and Bnei Yehuda Remain Perfect
The second round of the National League Toto Cup concluded with M.S. Ashdod, Bnei Yehuda, and Maccabi Herzliya maintaining perfect records. These teams are now closing in on the semi-finals.

Despite the Peace Council’s demand: reports of strikes in Gaza City
This comes despite a request by Nikolay Mladenov on behalf of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt strikes in the Strip to allow for the implementation of a ceasefire and the subsequent agreement with Hamas. Following the strikes, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey issued a joint statement calling on Israel to "meet its obligations as part of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip."

Christian Blitz Successfully Operated: Expected Recovery Timeline
Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Christian Blitz underwent surgery on Monday to repair a foot fracture. The club confirmed the procedure was successful, with his recovery period estimated at three to four months.

Between Peretz and Kanaan: Who will take Kangwa's spot?
Even after Hapoel Be'er Sheva's final training session in Hungary, coach Ran Kozuch has still not decided who will start in place of Kings Kangwa in the first match tomorrow (Tuesday, 20:30, Sport 3) against Red Star Belgrade in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. Similar to yesterday's training, this evening the coach is deliberating between Eliel Peretz and Hamudi Kanaan. Peretz...

Hapoel Tel Aviv Close to Most Expensive Signing in Club History
Following the record sale of Loizos Loizou to Red Star Belgrade, Hapoel Tel Aviv is nearing the most expensive purchase in its history, negotiating with the same club for winger Douglas Owusu for over 2 million euros. Guy Primor is currently abroad to finalize terms, with the player set to undergo comprehensive medical exams on Tuesday.