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Aug 3, 2026
09:38Ynet
Dehydration in Disguise: Recognizing Life-Threatening Signs of Diabetes
Health

Dehydration in Disguise: Recognizing Life-Threatening Signs of Diabetes

Summer heat can mask the early symptoms of Type 1 diabetes. Increased thirst and frequent urination are often mistaken for dehydration, but recognizing these signs early is vital to prevent life-threatening diabetic ketoacidosis.

08:42Ynet
“You Are Talking Nonsense”: Tense Clash Between Secretary Kennedy and CNN Anchor Over Vaccines and COVID
Health

“You Are Talking Nonsense”: Tense Clash Between Secretary Kennedy and CNN Anchor Over Vaccines and COVID

US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. engaged in a 20-minute confrontation with CNN anchor Dana Bash. During the interview, he blamed Dr. Anthony Fauci for pandemic lockdowns and repeated several scientifically debunked claims regarding vaccines.

08:04Ynet
The father lost: 6-year-old boy ordered to study in a religious school
Crime

The father lost: 6-year-old boy ordered to study in a religious school

As part of the separation proceedings between the parents, the father requested that their son continue in a secular framework. However, a judge relied on professionals and accepted the request of the religious mother.

07:57Ynet
Australian Court Rules Video of Hospital Staff Threatening Israelis Admissible as Evidence
Religion

Australian Court Rules Video of Hospital Staff Threatening Israelis Admissible as Evidence

The New South Wales Court of Appeal has ruled that a video featuring two former Sydney hospital employees making violent threats against Israelis will be admissible as evidence. The trial is scheduled to begin later this month.

07:11Ynet
Night Shifts Disrupt Our Bodies and Increase Disease Risk
Health

Night Shifts Disrupt Our Bodies and Increase Disease Risk

Night work forces the body to act against its biological clock, with studies linking it to dementia, heart disease, and certain cancers. Dr. Amit Green, a sleep expert at Assuta, explains: "Staying awake when the body is programmed for sleep disrupts the circadian system and can increase the risk of morbidity."

07:10Ynet
Chinese Boss Fires Employee for Disrespecting Mother and Hires Her Instead
Society

Chinese Boss Fires Employee for Disrespecting Mother and Hires Her Instead

Cui Peijun, chairman of Henan Kuangshan Crane, fired an employee who expelled his mother from his wedding due to her appearance. The businessman subsequently hired the mother for a logistics role at the company, matching her previous salary.

07:00Ynet
Ultra-Orthodox Summer Camps Become Hubs for Political Discourse
Religion

Ultra-Orthodox Summer Camps Become Hubs for Political Discourse

Summer camps for yeshiva students, known as 'camps,' have become popular venues for political panels. During the 'Bein HaZmanim' vacation, students have the rare opportunity to engage directly with Knesset members on pressing issues.

05:28Ynet
The forecast: After the heatwave - a slight drop in temperatures
Local News

The forecast: After the heatwave - a slight drop in temperatures

Today there will be a relief in the heatwave, but heavy to extreme heat loads will continue to prevail throughout the country. Tomorrow and Wednesday there will be slight drops in temperatures but it will still continue to be hotter than usual for the season and heavy to extreme heat loads. On Thursday, temperatures will be normal for the season and further relief in heat loads will be felt.

00:04Ynet
Malicious Avoidance of Legal Procedures
Crime

Malicious Avoidance of Legal Procedures

In October 2024, the Knesset passed a law to deport terrorists' families, yet it remains unimplemented. A journalistic investigation reveals that the process is being stalled from within the Attorney General's office.

00:00Ynet
Lines of Our Identity: New Public Transport Reliability Index
Local News

Lines of Our Identity: New Public Transport Reliability Index

A new public transport reliability index in Israel reveals significant service quality gaps between regions. The study, developed by the '15 Minutes' organization, combines official data with real-time passenger feedback.

Aug 2, 2026
23:21Ynet
Shooting spree at a burger restaurant in the USA: Two killed, armed citizen returned fire
Crime

Shooting spree at a burger restaurant in the USA: Two killed, armed citizen returned fire

Two people were killed and seven injured in a shooting near an In-N-Out branch in Idaho. Footage captured an armed citizen engaging in a gunfight with the suspect, providing time for diners and staff to escape. The shooter later took his own life.

19:45Ynet
State supports Kfar Aza kibbutz decision to demolish 'Dor Tza'ir' neighborhood
Local News

State supports Kfar Aza kibbutz decision to demolish 'Dor Tza'ir' neighborhood

Despite previous efforts by some officials to preserve the 'Dor Tza'ir' neighborhood in Kfar Aza, the state has officially informed the Supreme Court that it supports the residents' decision to demolish it and relocate the memorial. The entrance to the site is currently being moved outside the kibbutz boundaries, and a 'green fence' will be installed to separate it from the community.

18:21Ynet
State Comptroller election affair: Likud officials expected to be summoned for questioning
Crime

State Comptroller election affair: Likud officials expected to be summoned for questioning

The testimony of MK Sharren Haskel is expected to identify who ordered her to record her vote, as stated in her affidavit to the Supreme Court. Following contradictions with the Likud's own affidavit, the Attorney General and the State Attorney have ordered an investigation into whether false statements were submitted.

16:49Ynet
Fire Rages in Ksalon Near Beit Shemesh: 'Fire Strike' Declared, Residents Evacuated
Local News

Fire Rages in Ksalon Near Beit Shemesh: 'Fire Strike' Declared, Residents Evacuated

Amid a severe heat wave, a wildfire broke out in a wooded area near Moshav Ksalon. Approximately 30 firefighting teams and aerial units are battling the blaze. Due to the threat to property, the first line of homes in the Magilot HaEsh neighborhood has been evacuated.

14:51Ynet
How to Prepare for the 'Great Aliyah' from Bnei Brak
Religion

How to Prepare for the 'Great Aliyah' from Bnei Brak

The upcoming integration of the Haredi public into Israeli society requires creating economic barriers while simultaneously developing absorption programs. This is essential for maintaining the country's security and economic prosperity.

11:50Ynet
"August Has Only Started": Heat Wave Reaches Its Peak—How Will It Affect the Winter?
Local News

"August Has Only Started": Heat Wave Reaches Its Peak—How Will It Affect the Winter?

The heat wave affecting Israel since Thursday reaches its peak today (Sunday) and is expected to subside in two days. According to the head of the meteorological service, additional heat waves are possible later in August, and the interaction between the warm Mediterranean Sea and autumn cooling may lead to extreme weather events later this year.

11:20Ynet
Insurance Company Migdal Wins Partial Recovery of Overpaid Benefits
Crime

Insurance Company Migdal Wins Partial Recovery of Overpaid Benefits

Migdal insurance company sought approximately 175,000 shekels from a woman who received excess disability benefits due to a calculation error. The court ruled that the woman is required to return only 20 percent of the total amount.

10:00Ynet
Haifa Offers You a Dreamy Summer
Travel

Haifa Offers You a Dreamy Summer

Haifa is undergoing a surprising transformation, evolving from a transit stop into a premier vacation destination. The "Dreamy Summer in Haifa" campaign offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and sea.

09:44Ynet
State Comptroller election scandal: MK Haskel gives testimony to police
Crime

State Comptroller election scandal: MK Haskel gives testimony to police

As revealed by Ynet, the chair of "Israel Techila" was summoned to testify after she told the Supreme Court that she was required to show Benjamin Netanyahu documentation of her vote in the State Comptroller election.

06:49Ynet
Medical Negligence at Assuta: Patient Awarded 8.3 Million Shekels After Spinal Surgery
Crime

Medical Negligence at Assuta: Patient Awarded 8.3 Million Shekels After Spinal Surgery

The Tel Aviv District Court has ordered the Assuta hospital network to pay 8.3 million shekels to a patient left paralyzed after a surgical instrument broke during a back operation. Including National Insurance Institute benefits, the total compensation will reach 11.25 million shekels.

06:28Ynet
The Jewish Revolution Is Much Deeper Than It Seems
Religion

The Jewish Revolution Is Much Deeper Than It Seems

In the ongoing reading of Deuteronomy and the parallel cycle of the haftarot of consolation from the book of Isaiah, there is a standing demand: to continue the Jewish revolution with care and determination. These texts contain the seeds of a human and Jewish revolution regarding human dignity, obligations, the necessity of humility, and the leadership’s responsibility.

06:26Ynet
Heatwave peaks: temperatures up to 43°C and extreme heat stress
Local News

Heatwave peaks: temperatures up to 43°C and extreme heat stress

Temperatures will rise slightly today, bringing hot conditions to the mountains and inland areas, with humidity on the coastal plain. Winds will strengthen in the afternoon, and while a gradual cooling trend begins tomorrow, heavy heat stress will persist throughout the week.

01:28Ynet
Israeli couple's honeymoon in Ceuta turns into a siege: "We were locked in the hotel for two and a half days"
Travel

Israeli couple's honeymoon in Ceuta turns into a siege: "We were locked in the hotel for two and a half days"

Maor Lopez and his wife traveled to the Spanish enclave to visit family and celebrate an annual festival, but a mass breach of migrants from Morocco disrupted their plans. "The streets were filled, my wife went into a panic. We didn't know if they were coming with good intentions," he said. The couple had to relocate: "If the situation worsens, we will return to Israel."

Aug 1, 2026
21:48Ynet
Volunteers needed for a soup kitchen in Be'er Sheva and support for the mentally ill in Beit Shemesh
Local News

Volunteers needed for a soup kitchen in Be'er Sheva and support for the mentally ill in Beit Shemesh

Where to volunteer this week: The "Sordim" association is seeking volunteers for home visits to Holocaust survivors. The "Lev HaSh" association needs workshop facilitators for parents of children with cancer in Haifa. The Association for the Advancement of Education in Tel Aviv is looking for drivers to distribute food, and other opportunities are available nationwide.

21:17Ynet
Drama in the Histadrut reaches the labor court: Will Krushinsky's removal be cancelled?
Crime

Drama in the Histadrut reaches the labor court: Will Krushinsky's removal be cancelled?

The removal of the MAHAR union chair initiated by Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David is expected to be approved tomorrow, but the labor court has decided to suspend the implementation of the decision until a hearing on the legality of the move this coming Thursday.

18:56Ynet
Soldier arrested on suspicion of shooting at a Palestinian child, his weapon was seized
Crime

Soldier arrested on suspicion of shooting at a Palestinian child, his weapon was seized

The soldier, in regular service, is suspected of shooting at the child and wounding him at a farm near the village of Al-Mughayyir in Binyamin. The arrest was carried out by the police.

16:29Ynet
Heat wave reaches its peak: Temperatures recorded today and outlook for tomorrow
Local News

Heat wave reaches its peak: Temperatures recorded today and outlook for tomorrow

Temperatures reached 40 degrees at noon in large parts of the country, 43 were measured at the Sea of Galilee, and they climbed to 45 in the Jordan Valley. Despite the heavy heat, tens of thousands visited nature reserves. The peak of the wave arrives tomorrow, with initial relief expected on Monday.

14:17Ynet
Deadly mold: First-of-its-kind study reveals the dimensions of the hidden danger
Health

Deadly mold: First-of-its-kind study reveals the dimensions of the hidden danger

A new study examining nearly a thousand patients in four Atlanta hospitals over five years found 449 cases of mold-type fungal infection, about a third of which ended in death. This is a disease that is not officially reportable to health authorities, so until now there was no accurate estimate of its scope. Experts warn of an increased risk due to climate change.

11:16Ynet
Dramatic Scenes: Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Attempt to Storm Secular Cafe in Jerusalem
Crime

Dramatic Scenes: Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Attempt to Storm Secular Cafe in Jerusalem

Unusual clashes occurred this morning in Jerusalem between ultra-Orthodox protesters and patrons of the "Ba-Smita" cafe, who are protesting against the establishment's operation on Shabbat. Police used force to disperse the crowd.

10:40Ynet
The Killers of the 'Star of the Sector' Tried to Deceive Everyone. One Moment Doomed Them
Crime

The Killers of the 'Star of the Sector' Tried to Deceive Everyone. One Moment Doomed Them

A month after the murder of singer Shafiq Kabha in 2013, the case remained unsolved. The breakthrough came after a confrontation between two suspects who, fearing a more serious charge, confessed to their roles in the crime.

08:04Ynet
The 1936 Berlin Olympics: Germany’s Struggle with a Dark Legacy
Society

The 1936 Berlin Olympics: Germany’s Struggle with a Dark Legacy

The 90th anniversary of the 1936 Berlin Olympics marks a controversial chapter in history. Once used as a propaganda tool for the Nazi regime, the Games remain a subject of debate as Germany considers hosting a future Olympic event in the same city.

07:38Ynet
"He is barefoot most of the time and bakes part of the time, so we combined his two loves"
Society

"He is barefoot most of the time and bakes part of the time, so we combined his two loves"

The Reisel family from Kibbutz Yad Mordechai shares their story of life in the shadow of the war. After evacuation and hardship, they returned home, where Paz found a unique way to support others through therapeutic baking workshops.

07:34Ynet
"Jews are not allowed to be here": Jewish family attacked in Montreal park
Religion

"Jews are not allowed to be here": Jewish family attacked in Montreal park

The confrontation began after a father asked a woman to remove her dogs from a children's playground. In response, she made antisemitic remarks, and police have opened an investigation.

05:15Ynet
Moments before the peak: Heavy to extreme heat loads — full forecast
Local News

Moments before the peak: Heavy to extreme heat loads — full forecast

The weather will be hotter than usual and throughout the country an increase in heat stress will be felt ahead of the peak that will occur tomorrow. On Monday there will be a drop in temperatures, while on Tuesday the heatwave will begin to break.

Jul 31, 2026
13:32Ynet
The Murder of Benyahu Razi: Investigation Reveals Complex Web of Planning and Complicity
Crime

The Murder of Benyahu Razi: Investigation Reveals Complex Web of Planning and Complicity

Nearly three weeks after the murder of 19-year-old Benyahu Razi in Jerusalem, the investigation has uncovered a complex network of suspects, including planners, executors, and those who obstructed justice.

08:49Ynet
Community service for driver who fatally struck woman at Kikar HaMedina
Crime

Community service for driver who fatally struck woman at Kikar HaMedina

The driver accidentally pressed the gas pedal, mounted the curb, and hit four people. The victim’s family requested leniency, and the judge ruled that the level of negligence was low.

08:49Ynet
She claimed half of her husband's patent – and will pay 50,000 shekels
Crime

She claimed half of her husband's patent – and will pay 50,000 shekels

The woman conducted an exhausting legal process in which she demanded a share in her ex-partner's partnership, even though an actuary determined that the value was zero. The court finally granted her request for rights, but ordered her to pay 50,000 shekels in legal costs.

08:22Ynet
Bus collided with a car on Highway 90, a young man was killed
Crime

Bus collided with a car on Highway 90, a young man was killed

The accident occurred near the Beit HaArava junction. MADA teams pronounced the car driver dead at the scene and evacuated the bus driver to the hospital in light condition.

07:00Ynet
Winning Procedures in the World of Aesthetics: The Natural Trend
Health

Winning Procedures in the World of Aesthetics: The Natural Trend

Modern aesthetic medicine is shifting from altering facial features to improving skin quality. The 'skin longevity' concept focuses on natural regeneration to restore firmness, moisture, and radiance.

07:00Ynet
Evening Escape: The Best Sunset Picnic Spots
Travel

Evening Escape: The Best Sunset Picnic Spots

Looking for a change of scenery to enjoy the sunset? We have selected six picturesque locations across Israel—from the peaks of the Galilee to the ancient walls of Acre—perfect for your next picnic.

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