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"As long as Hamas is not disarmed - there is no room for progress": Head of Eshkol Council attacks the Cabinet
Eshkol Regional Council Head Michal Uziahu has criticized the Security Cabinet's decision to launch a "Peace Council" pilot in the Gaza Strip before Hamas is disarmed. She stated that for Gaza envelope residents, this is a fundamental security issue rather than a political one.

Your account is in danger: the AI revolution is perfecting fraud methods
From fake messages from the Electric Company to voice imitation of family members using AI: phishing attacks in Israel are escalating. Criminals do not spare the elderly and new immigrants, and the tricks are becoming more sophisticated by the moment | Here is how to identify the trap and protect your money.

Ben Gvir: "David Zini told me I should receive the Israel Prize"
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir claimed that Shin Bet chief David Zini praised his reforms in the prison system. According to the minister, his hardline policy has dismantled the concept that "it pays to be a terrorist."

Israel fears: A unilateral withdrawal from Lebanon will lead to a similar step in Syria under US pressure
In the security establishment, there is growing concern that the Trump administration will exert heavy political pressure and force Israel into a unilateral withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. The move, already hinted at by senior US officials, raises concerns that a similar path will be forced on the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, despite the ceasefire, the IDF continues to strike with intensity.

The most expensive shirt in England: Arsenal's new giant deal revealed
The first championship in 22 years has paid off for the Gunners, who will extend their sponsorship contract with Emirates for amounts that will break Premier League records. How does this compare to the top rivals?

Five new signings in the 11: Real Madrid's ideal lineup
After two consecutive years without a title, Real Madrid is desperate to break Barcelona's hegemony. The return of Jose Mourinho and an impressive recruitment campaign under Florentino Perez are expected to peak with the signing of Jan Diomande for over 100 million euros.

"Funds frozen, assets blocked": Chelsea player's nightmare continues
Mykhailo Mudryk's nightmare continues: the Ukrainian winger has lost a legal proceeding in England, and the court has ordered the freezing of his assets and accounts. JJDS Management Limited is suing Mudryk for over 5 million pounds, alleging a breach of contract regarding image rights.

PSG star responds to allegations: "There is a God, He will do justice"
Investigative journalist Romain Molina published a report regarding the entourage of 18-year-old PSG talent Ibrahim Mbaye, claiming his parents made excessive demands to agencies. The footballer responded emotionally on social media, dismissing the claims as slander.

"They wanted to break me": Testimonies of systematic sexual violence against Ukrainian prisoners
A new investigation reveals a systematic pattern of sexual violence and torture in Russian detention facilities, intended to break the spirit of Ukrainian prisoners of war. Victims report rape, electric shocks, and humiliation, with evidence suggesting involvement from senior command.

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.

Ventura and Kangwa Fined for Late Arrival to Hapoel Be'er Sheva Training
Kings Kangwa and Lucas Ventura have been fined for arriving late to Hapoel Be'er Sheva's pre-season training camp. Under club policy, the players were charged 1,000 euros for each day of delay.

The situation surrounding Pirlo intensifies: Maldini considers his future with the national team
The Italian Football Federation is in turmoil over the freezing of Andrea Pirlo's appointment as national team coach. Following the failed attempt to recruit Pep Guardiola, technical director Paolo Maldini proposed Pirlo, but the latter's ties to the Russian betting company Fonbet have sparked a public outcry.

Shai Mika addresses for the first time the reopening of the Tair Rada murder case
The "Big Brother" winner commented on the reopening of the Tair Rada (may her memory be a blessing) murder case. As one of the last people to see her alive, she stated: "If I weren't famous, no one would be mentioning my name."

Security establishment warns: Stabilization force in Gaza will limit the IDF and strengthen Hamas
The Cabinet approved granting immunity to the international force ahead of its entry into areas of the Strip, despite requests in Israel to postpone the move until Hamas is demilitarized and disarmed. Meanwhile, security officials warn that the move will reduce the IDF's freedom of action, erode its achievements, and allow Hamas to rehabilitate.

Khalaihal scored a seventh goal, Abu Fani won again, Keller injured
Mohammad Abu Fani started this evening (Sunday) in the lineup for Red Star Belgrade and played 62 minutes in a 3:1 home victory over Vojvodina. The Serbian champion is perfect after two rounds and on Wednesday will host Larne from Northern Ireland, following a 4:0 away win in the first leg of the Champions League second qualifying round. Abdallah Khalaihal scored his seventh goal of the season in...

Academies, agency, investments and a Mercedes: The excessive demands of the star's parents
Ibrahim Mbaye, the rising talent of Paris Saint-Germain and the Senegal national team, is considered one of the best teenagers in the world. However, according to French journalist Romain Molina, the parents of the 18-year-old player have set a series of unprecedented demands to agencies seeking to represent their son.

Exiting the gas stations: Paz is setting up fast charging stations in BIG complexes
Ultra-fast charging stations will be set up in BIG shopping complexes across the country. The first one: at the complex at Check Post in Haifa.

Returning to the NBA: Mario Hezonja agrees to one-year deal with Cleveland
After activating his exit clause with Real Madrid, Mario Hezonja is returning to the NBA. The Croatian forward has signed a one-year deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers worth $2.8 million, turning down offers from EuroLeague clubs.

Lemkin is satisfied: "I made the right move. In the Netherlands, you can live normally"
Following reports of significant interest from Lazio, which is preparing an offer to Twente to acquire him, Stav Lemkin spoke about his first year in the Netherlands. In an interview with De Twaalfde Man, he highlighted the contrast between life in the Netherlands and the war-torn countries of Ukraine and Israel.

In the Oval Office, not only the fate of Iran will be determined — but the future of the Middle East
The administration in Washington, led by President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is seeking to advance historic moves in the region. To this end, Benjamin Netanyahu is required to present at the White House several shared principles that will serve as a strategic, security, and economic anchor for Israel.

The summer vacation trap: parents reach the summer without vacation days
The gap between the education system and the economy hits the middle class again: a new AllJobs survey reveals the true price of summer - every extra day at home is deducted directly from the salary.

The tie is off, the campaign has changed: Naftali Bennett's new look
In the last two weeks, the chairman of "Beyachad", Naftali Bennett, has been appearing in almost every public appearance and interview without the suit and button-down shirt that characterized him for months. According to the faction's headquarters, the branding move is intended to appeal to a younger and more energetic audience, to differentiate him from the other older candidates — and to...

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.

War and Peace: The Jerusalem mezuzah waiting for the Israeli embassy in Iran
Amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran, a meeting took place in Paris between Sylvan Adams, President of the World Jewish Congress in Israel, and exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. The two discussed a vision for a free and democratic Iran and the potential for restoring diplomatic relations following a regime change.

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.

Movement for Quality Government Petitions Against Service Extension: "Severely Undermines Soldiers' Trust"
The Movement for Quality Government has petitioned the High Court of Justice against the amendment extending mandatory military service to 32 months. The petition argues the law violates equality and constitutional rights.

Abandoned at sea: Thousands of sailors still trapped in the Persian Gulf
About 6,000 seafarers remain trapped on 400 vessels in the Persian Gulf due to ongoing fighting in the Strait of Hormuz. The UN is calling for a safe maritime corridor to facilitate their rescue, highlighting cases where crews have been abandoned without basic supplies.

'I felt like a groom at a wedding, he is in Ben-Gurion's league': Avi Shoshan on his interview with the Prime Minister
Journalist Avi Shoshan spoke on 103FM following his podcast interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which sparked significant public debate. He discussed the Prime Minister's personality, the personal nature of the questions, and addressed criticism regarding the tone of the conversation.

"Hezbollah is Lebanese in name, but Iranian in essence": Lebanese Foreign Minister attacks the terrorist organization
The Lebanese Foreign Minister said in an interview with the French weekly "Journal du Dimanche" that "the visit of the President of Lebanon, Joseph Aoun, contributed to breaking the deadlock on the issue of the pilot zones." Rajeh emphasized that "the problem is the organization, not the Shiite community."

Syrian President al-Shara: "We are working to reach an agreement with Israel, we are avoiding confrontation"
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara stated that Damascus does not intend to intervene militarily in Lebanon and is working toward a security agreement with Israel.

"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.

Zehava Shaul, mother of Oron Shaul, is laid to rest | LIVE
Zehava Shaul, who passed away at the age of 71 last Friday, led a decade-long struggle to bring her son home for burial in Israel. She will be laid to rest beside her husband, Herzl, and her son Oron, whose body was recovered from the Gaza Strip in January 2025.

Double Lotto Winner of 10 Million Shekels: "First Thing We'll Do Is Pay Off the Mortgage"
A resident of central Israel who won 10 million shekels shared his modest plans for the future. The winner intends to maintain his current lifestyle while treating his family, including his son serving in the IDF.

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."

Intriguing signing: Hapoel Jerusalem added Kenny Lofton Jr.
The Reds continue to shape the roster for the next season: The forward (23, 1.98 meters) who was considered a great prospect in college but failed to establish himself in the NBA. Since 2024, he played in the Chinese league: "I was impressed by the high expectations." Obradovic: "A rare combination of strength, talent, and ability to influence."

The brains behind the strikes: A glimpse into the Air Force unit that cracks enemy targets
From engineering analysis of fortified sites to the adaptation of precise munitions: this is how the Air Force's HAK-AV unit has become the operational engine behind the approval of strike plans at the senior political and military levels. "Their opinion is highly regarded when approving strike plans; these are centers of knowledge with years of experience."

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.

A Meeting of Legends: Michael Jordan and David Beckham Vacation Together in Ibiza
Two of the greatest athletes in history were spotted enjoying time together in Ibiza. Their bond, built on years of mutual admiration, has blossomed into a genuine friendship.

Hapoel Haifa Celebrates with Yaad Gonen: "One Must Not Be Blinded"
The young midfielder shone in the derby and is expected to earn more minutes this season. The club aims to continue strengthening: "It's always fun to win a derby, but we will work hard to prove that we are truly good."

The Star of the Past: How LeBron James Could Surpass Michael Jordan
According to Charles Barkley, two championships with Philadelphia would elevate LeBron James above Michael Jordan, despite ongoing criticism regarding his tendency to build "super-teams."