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The Chosen Son: Meet Arsenal's New Secret in Attack
The Gunners dream of Vinicius, but the one who may truly upgrade them is Christos Tzolis. The winger arrives after a historic season in Belgium and will cost 83 million pounds less than Morgan Rogers.

Rudi Völler against Argentina: "I don't want the German national team to play like that"
Rudi Völler, the sporting director of the German national team, caused a stir after harshly criticizing Argentina and claiming that it should not serve as a role model for German football.

Danger to the economy: The failure that will cost the state tens of billions
The penetration of AI is pushing workers aged 50 and over out of the labor market with no way back. The state refuses to invest in appropriate training and will pay dearly in unemployment benefits and lost tax revenue.

75 million NIS to be returned to consumers: Court rules in favor of Noga
The Haifa District Court has authorized Noga to offset 75 million NIS from PSP Investments due to the shutdown of a pumped-storage facility. These funds will be redirected to benefit electricity consumers.

Knesset member Amit Halevi: "Turkey and Iran want to topple the right-wing government"
A Likud Knesset member praised the democratic process in his party in an interview with 103fm. He explained the need for reserved spots requested by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and warned against foreign interference in Israeli elections.

Maccabi Tel Aviv satisfied with the change: "Finally we will feel the fans"
The 'Yellows' continue to look for a foreign winger and may make further changes depending on developments. Bilich will undergo surgery and return in November, and the club expects at least a thousand fans in Batumi.

Appeal rejected: Icardi revealed Wanda Nara's huge demands
The striker's estranged wife demanded huge sums as part of the divorce proceedings, but the court ruled that there was no room to discuss her request: "She wanted to keep taking my money." The numbers inside.

"Real Madrid has gotten complicated": The implications of Mourinho's revolution
Real Madrid has once again managed to excite its fans in the transfer window, yet the club's grand plan hinges on the necessity of selling players. Jose Mourinho has defined the type of team he wants to build, which puts the future of several players, including Raul Asencio and Eduardo Camavinga, in doubt.

"What we presented does not resemble Hapoel Be'er Sheva"
After a delayed departure from Ben Gurion Airport on Monday, Hapoel Be'er Sheva arrived in Hungary ahead of tomorrow's Champions League second qualifying round second leg against Vikingur. The team is under significant pressure to secure a win and advance to the next stage of European competition.

Avi Avino leaves M.S. Ashdod coaching staff, Guy Weisinger to replace him
Avi Avino has parted ways with the M.S. Ashdod first team to return to his role in the youth department. He will be replaced by Guy Weisinger, who will work alongside Nir Biton.

The big money is tempting: Luis Díaz is open to a move to Al-Hilal
According to 'L'Équipe', the Saudi club has made the Bayern Munich star its primary target and is preparing an offer of at least 70 million euros. The Bavarians refuse to sell.

6.8 million spectators and 5.5 million beers: The numbers of the 2026 World Cup
FIFA summarized the World Cup: 675,000 hot dogs, 4.6 million soft drinks, and nearly 300,000 workers took part in the operation that lasted 39 days.

For the second time this month: Masked individual shatters entrance door at News 12
Less than a month after a previous incident, the News 12 building in Tel Aviv was targeted again as a masked individual shattered the glass entrance door. This follows a series of vandalism acts and threatening graffiti directed at the media outlet.

They wanted to put them on trial: The storm caused by "Esek Shahor" on Galgalatz
Kobi Oz defines "Esek Shahor" as a unique radio phenomenon, while former Galgalatz manager Eldad Koblenz recalls the angry public demands to take the show off the air. Watch a glimpse of the second episode of "Zahav Shahor," tonight at 22:00 on Kan 11.

At the site of the fall: The memorial for the children of Majdal Shams was inaugurated
Two years after the tragedy at the soccer field that claimed the lives of 12 children, a memorial site was inaugurated, combining the rocket crater and a preserved wall. Architect Zvika Pasternak noted that visitors will be forced to bow their heads in memory of the victims.

Mocked and set a dog on brothers: Young man from Zichron Ya'akov accused of violent assault
Yair Ovadia and his minor friend are accused of attacking two brothers who were walking in the town after calling them names based on their sexual orientation. The two hit them with fists and the minor even ordered his dog to attack. The prosecution is requesting to extend Ovadia's detention until the end of the proceedings.

Steph Curry Reacts to LeBron James' Move to Philadelphia
The Golden State star admitted that the Warriors believed the intriguing connection was possible, but clarified why even "The King" would not have solved the team's main problem.

A New Sunscreen Series for Athletes and Outdoor Enthusiasts
La Roche Posay introduces ANTHELIOS UVSPORT, a new SPF50+ protection line designed for high-intensity activities, featuring sweat and sand resistance.

The replacement for Kangwa: AEK Athens reached an agreement with Lovro Majer
Fabrizio Romano reports that the Croatian midfielder is expected to leave Wolfsburg and join the Greek champion for more than 6 million euros.

Eighth signing for Bnei Sakhnin: Loai Halaf joins on a two-year contract
The 25-year-old striker, who barely played in the last two years at Maccabi Netanya and scored only one league goal for them, has joined Yossi Abukasis's renewed squad.

Participant interrupts Yoram Cohen's parlor meeting, accusing him of "legitimizing torture"
During a parlor meeting in Jerusalem, former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen faced accusations from an attendee who claimed that exceptional interrogation methods against Jewish detainees were approved under his leadership, specifically referencing the Amiram Ben Uliel case.

'The best footballer I have coached': High praise for Bruninho
Karpaty Lviv coach Fran Fernández claims that Maccabi Haifa's new signing belongs at a high European level: 'If he believes in himself, he will reach a top league.'

Yuval Schneiderman Signs with Hapoel Eilat: "A High-Quality Playmaker"
The point guard has joined Oren Aharoni's squad. Last season with Hapoel Galil Elyon, he averaged 8.3 points, 4.0 assists, 3.3 rebounds, and 1.5 steals per game.

On the way to a surprising move: Chelsea leads the race for Jordan Henderson
The former Liverpool captain, who won the Premier League and the Champions League with the club, is expected to leave Brentford on a free transfer. According to The Athletic, the Blues are shifting their strategy to prioritize experience.

Traffic Jam: Can Philadelphia's Star-Studded Five Work?
With LeBron, Embiid, Brown, and Maxey, the Philadelphia 76ers have assembled an unprecedented roster of players who must have the ball in their hands. History shows it's possible, but requires sacrifice. Who will give up their ego?

Following Pirlo's rejection: Maldini and Leonardo resigned from their positions
The two left the Italian federation 10 days after joining, due to the president's refusal to appoint the former star because of his ties to a Russian betting company.

Staying in the EuroLeague: Colin Malcolm signs two-year deal with Anadolu Efes
The American forward (29, 2.01 meters) has left Hapoel Tel Aviv after one season and will continue his career with the Turkish side, which aims to return to the top tier of European basketball.

White House: Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon conditional on Hezbollah's disarmament
Ahead of the meeting between the US President and the Israeli Prime Minister, administration officials clarified that the IDF's withdrawal from Lebanon is contingent upon the dismantling of Hezbollah's terrorist infrastructure. Meanwhile, Donald Trump outlined his positions on Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, which will be discussed in the Oval Office.

"Due to security concerns": USA bans government employee travel to the West Bank
In light of the escalation in recent days, and "the increase in instability in the region", the US Embassy has imposed restrictions on private travel for all government employees and their family members to the West Bank. In practice, the restriction has been extended and will remain in effect until this coming Wednesday, unless it is extended again or cancelled.

Second Time This Year: Gunfire Outside US Consulate in Toronto
At least one shot was fired early Monday morning outside the US Consulate in Toronto. Police found evidence of a weapon used on University Avenue; no injuries were reported.

Collected protection money and threatened: "If you don't pay - we will burn the place down"
An indictment was filed against Abu Ja'afar, a resident of Be'er Sheva, and Abu Assa, a resident of Tel Sheva, after they collected protection money from a kiosk. According to the investigation, after the employee paid the protection money several times, he said he had no money - and in response, the two started a violent confrontation and threatened him with a knife.

Joint custody does not cancel child support: what really determines the amount?
When can you not pay child support, what is the difference between basic child support, housing, and halves, and which mistakes in the agreement can cost dearly for years? Advocate Eldor Levy Finkelstein, who specializes in family law, explains how the amount is determined and when it is possible to request to change it.

Indictment: This is how the Abu Ghanem family took over apartments through threats and shooting
An 82-year-old woman, threatened real estate agents, and homeowners who, according to the indictment, realized they had no choice. The prosecution claims that Ismail Abu Ghanem and six others took over five apartments in Ramla through extortion, violence, and protection money collection, and then hid the ownership through fraud and money laundering of millions of shekels.

Truck Overturns at Sha'ar HaGai Interchange: 17-Year-Old Girl Moderately Injured
A truck overturned at a gas station, colliding with several vehicles. Two people were evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, and Jerusalem District traffic investigators are currently examining the scene.

Supreme Court: Palestinian Authority Cannot Challenge Disability Determinations in Compensation Claims
The judges upheld the Attorney General's position, ruling that the Palestinian Authority cannot present evidence to contradict disability determinations made by the National Insurance Institute or the courts. This decision rejects the Palestinian Authority's appeals regarding punitive damages claims filed by terror victims and their families.

First Publication: After Primaries, Alon Davidi is Smotrich's Target
Following the assembly of a list identified heavily with the settlement movement, it has been learned that the Religious Zionism party chairman is targeting the mayor of Sderot as a figure to expand the voter base. Bezalel Smotrich intends to act in every possible way to bring Davidi into national politics, even at the cost of adjusting the list.

"Injecting dangerous substances": Indictment against a mother suspected of severe abuse of her 5-year-old son
According to the indictment, the 23-year-old mother injected her 5-year-old son with dangerous substances while he was hospitalized at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, causing a significant deterioration in his condition. The investigation raised the suspicion that this was not an isolated incident and that she had harmed him in the past using medications she introduced into his body.

At the peak of tension in Judea and Samaria: Delays in key appointments
The situation in Judea and Samaria is described as highly volatile. Military sources report that IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir is delaying the appointment of the head of the Civil Administration and the commander of the Judea and Samaria Division due to fears of political interference.

What to Expect from the Next Generation of Apple Watch
According to a new report, the Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 will focus on performance upgrades, new chips, and improvements in health and fitness features. A major design overhaul is likely at least a year away.

"Look at what we are dealing with": Benny Biton calls on Likud members to let Netanyahu determine the list
Dimona Mayor Benny Biton, in an interview on 103FM, expressed support for canceling the Likud primaries and called for allowing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to determine the party list via a temporary order. According to him, "this is not the time to bicker" while Israel faces political and security challenges.