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Netanya prepares: Will Ben Shabat leave, and will Ouattara and Cyprien be released?
The Diamonds are planning further changes to the squad after the loss to Hapoel Ramat Gan. The defender was left out of the squad again, and the two foreign players may be replaced. The club was disappointed with the defense, but complimented Dolev Haziza.

Today at 15:00: Hapoel Tel Aviv's potential opponents for the draw narrowed down
If they pass Katowice, the Reds may face Freiburg, Atalanta, or Panathinaikos in the next stage. Here are the possible opponents.

The New Corporate Battle: How to Retain Employees
The labor market has shifted: employees now evaluate workplaces based on daily experiences rather than just salary. Employer branding has become a vital measure of trust and retention.

Arteta enters the picture: Arsenal's tempting promise to Vinícius
According to 'AS', the Gunners' manager is leading the pursuit and has made it clear to the Brazilian that the team will be built around him. Now, everything hinges on the upcoming meeting with Real Madrid's leadership.

Court Partially Grants Ashdod's Request: Club to Join Proceedings Against Ironi Tiberias
The court ruled that the club has a direct interest in the outcome of the case against the northern team, but maintained the original schedule and limited Ashdod's level of involvement.

Thousands of Bitcoin Wallets Drained in Half-Hour Attack
The Bitcoin community is facing a major security incident: over 1,367 bitcoins worth approximately $88 million were stolen due to a flaw in Coldcard hardware wallets.

Live Broadcast Dismissal: How Israel Katz Sacrificed Security for Primaries
The author analyzes the controversial dismissal of Major General Avi Bluth by Defense Minister Israel Katz. The author argues that this move was driven by narrow political interests ahead of the Likud primaries, undermining national security.

The IDF opens a new ultra-Orthodox track in Aman
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox students will integrate for the first time into a unique track at a technological academy for service in special units in Aman. The IDF estimates that they will bring a different kind of thinking, one that was missing before October 7. According to a senior IDF official, this is a "step that opens a world that was until now almost closed to the ultra-Orthodox public."

Montreal Kosher Restaurant Torched; Critics Slam Government Indifference to Antisemitism
Canada's Minister of Public Safety, Gary Anandasangaree, condemned the arson attack on the "Nöam" kosher restaurant in Montreal. The incident has sparked backlash against the government, with critics accusing officials of failing to address the surge in antisemitism across the country.

Rock Star: Crazy Welcome for World Cup Sensation in Chile
One of the heroes of the 2026 World Cup, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, has arrived in Chile to join Colo-Colo. He was greeted by hundreds of enthusiastic fans at the airport in Santiago.

Did Even His Mother Believe It? Argentina Player Against Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories following Argentina's World Cup final loss have reached the home of Facundo Medina. The national team defender dismissed the rumors, emphasizing that the defeat was purely professional.

Leeds' Stunning Comeback: 4:2 Victory Over Liverpool. Iraola: "We Learned a Lot"
Leeds United staged an impressive comeback in a friendly match in Chicago, overturning a 2-0 deficit to beat Liverpool 4:2, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin scoring a brace.

“Altman Carried Hapoel Tel Aviv on His Back to the Next Round”
Hapoel Tel Aviv secured an impressive qualification for the third qualifying round of the Europa League after defeating Ludogorets. Experts on the "Zion 3" program identified Omri Altman as the central figure of the round.

Until the last moment: The attempt to keep Kangwa before his transfer to Panathinaikos
Just before the major transfer of Kings Kangwa to Panathinaikos was finalized, Hapoel Be'er Sheva attempted to reach an agreement with the Greek club and the player himself to keep him for the two upcoming Champions League qualifying matches against Red Star Belgrade. The club was willing to waive part of the 4 million euro transfer fee, but both the Greek club and the player declined.

A long journey for Hapoel Be'er Sheva: Peretz and Kanaan compete for a spot
After a long journey, Hapoel Be'er Sheva arrived in Hungary ahead of their first match in the third qualifying round of the Champions League against Red Star Belgrade. The game will take place tomorrow in Szombathely (Tuesday, 20:30, Sport 2).

The Young Voice: What Issues Are Truly Burning for the Next Generation?
The annual student survey reveals a young generation grappling with economic distress, burnout, and a loss of trust in the government. A majority of students state that the cost of living will determine their vote, and 28% are already considering emigration after graduation. The National Union of Students plans to demand that party leaders adopt a 'National Program for Israel’s Youth.'

Earthquake strikes Egypt, tremors felt in southern Israel
The epicenter of the 5.4 magnitude quake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ). Many residents in Israel's southern region reported feeling tremors and received alerts on their mobile phones.

Dolev Haziza: 'I am trying to suppress the last month and a half'
Midfielder Dolev Haziza made his debut for Maccabi Netanya in a Toto Cup match against Hapoel Ramat Gan. The player admitted he went through a difficult period after leaving Maccabi Haifa.

Austria Vienna defeated, CSKA Sofia and Katowice complete comebacks
Beitar Jerusalem's opponent suffered a 3:0 defeat to Wolfsberger in the Austrian league opener, while the Tel Aviv rivals' opponents came back from a deficit to win ahead of Thursday's matches.

Deal agreed: What is preventing Diomande's move to Real Madrid?
The Blancos have already reached an understanding with Leipzig, but a dispute over representation commissions has reached FIFA, delaying the deal. A temporary solution is currently being explored to allow the transfer to be completed.

Daniel Peretz's coach awaits punishment: "It's on my mind"
Southampton's owner clarified that he will not fire Tunde Eckert, but a long suspension following the spying scandal could change the picture: "I would be lying if I said it wasn't on my mind."

Daniel Theis on the verge of a two-year deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv
The German center (34, 2.03m), who played for Monaco in the last year and a half, is expected to play under Oded Kattash next season, with the club awaiting his release from ASVEL. He will earn about $4.5 million for two years. Leaf and Lavi are not expected to be fit for the start of training.

Watch: Fatachi scored, AZ Alkmaar crushed PSV and won the title
Joey Veerman was sent off in the ninth minute, and the cup holder took advantage of it on the way to a crushing 0:4 in the Dutch Super Cup. Watch the beautiful performance of the former Maccabi Tel Aviv player.

Barcelona is also in the picture: The striker who could shake up the transfer window
Tottenham submitted a 60 million euro offer that was rejected, and the Catalans are examining the possibility of signing him but are deterred by his high salary. Will he take a pay cut for them?

Tragedy in Sha'arei Tikva: Bar Asraf Takes His Own Life at the Grave of Friend Murdered at Nova Festival
Bar Bechor Asraf, a resident of Sha'arei Tikva, took his own life at the grave of his close friend, Liron Barda, who was murdered during the October 7, 2023, massacre at the Nova music festival.

Cyclist Teenager Injured, Changes Version, and Loses 80,000 Shekels
Eight years ago, a high school student was injured while cycling and became disabled. After his claim under the Road Accident Victims Compensation Law was rejected, he sought compensation via personal student accident insurance, but the court dismissed the claim due to inconsistent testimonies.

Guy Tzarfati: "Hapoel Be'er Sheva can beat Red Star"
The former assistant coach of the Serbian champion was interviewed on 103FM ahead of the Champions League qualifying matches: "It is possible to beat them, but it is a difficult task." Regarding Kings Kangwa, Tzarfati noted: "He was very good, but we felt we needed players with a different profile."

Another defection? Contacts between Yesh Atid MK and Likud leadership
As learned by Walla, contacts have recently taken place between senior Likud officials and Knesset member Yaron Levi. The talks included discussions on integrating Levi into the Likud list for the upcoming elections via a reserved spot.

"The Quadrilateral Meeting": Towards the implementation of the Gaza agreement and pressure on Netanyahu
"The biggest challenge lies in the extent of Israel's commitment to the implementation of the agreement," said a source familiar with the negotiations. Mediators are expected to meet this week to ensure the completion of key steps. The process relies heavily on the direct involvement and pressure from US President Donald Trump on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Man brutally attacked after removing sign calling for Yigal Amir's release, hospitalized with brain hemorrhage
Ilan Mans, who was attacked at the Hemed bridge after attempting to remove a sign reading "Free Yigal Amir," has been hospitalized with a brain hemorrhage. Doctors confirmed the injury resulted from the blows sustained during the assault. He remains under medical observation.

Mother who killed her three children claims postpartum psychosis defense
Lindsay Clancy, on trial for the murder of her three children in Massachusetts, claims she was suffering from postpartum psychosis at the time of the incident. The defense argues she was not responsible for her actions.

Is his voice heard? Reasons why no audio recordings of the Supreme Leader in Iran have been published
The Iranian daily newspaper Al-Mashari, affiliated with the Tehran municipality, has revealed why no audio recordings of Mojtaba Khamenei have been released to date. The primary concern is that intelligence services could analyze audio files to pinpoint his exact location.

Rampaged in an Eilat club, threw a chair at a security guard, and was arrested by YASAM forces
According to the suspicion, the young man repeatedly climbed on tables and chairs despite the security guards' requests to get down. After being removed from the club, he threw a chair at one of the security guards, injured him, and fled. YASAM officers who were in the area arrested him shortly thereafter, and today the police will request to extend his detention.

Suspect in threats against Deputy President of the Magistrate's Courts in the North: Safed resident's remand extended for the second time
The Magistrate's Court in Akko extended the remand of Avi Abukart, suspected of threatening Judge Dunia Nassar, Deputy President of the Magistrate's Courts in the Northern District. While police claim he sent a series of disturbing threats, the suspect denies this, claiming he was protesting the legal process and seeking the return of exhibits for an appeal.

Police arrested a suspect for stealing phones from bathers in Tel Aviv
The suspect, a foreign national from Eritrea, aroused the suspicion of the officers during a proactive patrol. During an inspection, five mobile phones suspected of being stolen were found in his pockets, which were later returned to their owners.

First Report: Living Stipends for Vocational Training Frozen
Applicants for vocational training living stipends have found the Ministry of Labor's portal closed, as the annual budget was exhausted mid-year. The Ministry has requested additional funding.

Criminal attack thwarted in the north: five suspects arrested, a pistol and an M16 rifle seized
In a raid by Northern District police officers and Northern Border Police fighters in Bir al-Maksur, five suspects were arrested, who were suspected of planning to commit a crime as part of a criminal dispute. A loaded pistol, an M16 rifle, ammunition, magazines, and gloves were seized at the scene.

Payslip, capital market, and interest: Ministry of Education introduces mandatory Financial Education
Hundreds of teachers have already been trained to teach the new subject, which will provide 9th-10th grade students with practical tools for financial management, investments, and employee rights.

"Human life is not up for grabs": Jet ski hits surfer as residents decry lack of police enforcement
Residents of Jisr az-Zarqa claim that a recent jet ski accident is the direct result of a dangerous lack of law enforcement on the village beach. They warn that without police intervention, further tragedies are inevitable.

Labor dispute at First International Bank intensifies as employees cut contact
Following the management's decision to reassign IT staff to branches and alter remote work policies, the workers' committee has announced an escalation of industrial action. Measures include freezing activity in the Jira task management system and halting all non-essential corporate communication.