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Thieves raided the coffee cart that was burned on 7/10 and rehabilitated: "I've reached my limit"
Hagai Horowitz, who rebuilt his coffee cart after it was burned by terrorists on October 7, is now facing closure due to repeated thefts, vandalism, and bureaucratic decisions by the regional council that moved his business from its original, popular location.

Four Israelis arrested at drug party on boat off Greek coast
Israeli nationals, including businessmen, were detained during a Greek Coast Guard raid on a catamaran near Lefkada. Authorities discovered various narcotics and cash in multiple currencies on board.

Indictment filed against Be'er Sheva Deputy Mayor for assaulting employee while in uniform
An indictment has been filed against Be'er Sheva Deputy Mayor Shimon Tobul for assaulting a Bedouin gas station employee. According to the charges, Tobul, while wearing a military uniform, struck the man, pushed another employee, and brandished his weapon following a dispute over Arabic music.

Yanki Goldhaber's courage is noteworthy
The case of the "Big Brother" alumnus, who spoke about sexual abuse he experienced via the internet, exposes failures in media coverage and public attitude towards sexual offenses in the virtual space. Instead of scolding him for an unfortunate choice of words, it is appropriate to support and strengthen him.

Head of Yeshiva, former minister, and chairman of the Organization of Victims of Hostilities: These are the recipients of the Presidential Medal of Distinction for 2026
Isaac Herzog will award 11 medals to individuals who have made an extraordinary contribution to the State of Israel and humanity. Among the recipients are actress Yona Elian-Keshet, Rimon School of Music founder Yehuda Eder, Prof. Mooli Lahad, and social activist Ziva Mekonen. "They express the values of giving and mutual guarantee," the President stated.

Suspicion: IPS officer helped murder suspect evade justice through her inmate lover
The IPS intelligence division uncovered a romantic connection between a 34-year-old officer from Hod HaSharon and an inmate, the brother of the main suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi. It is suspected that the inmate used the officer's phone to help his brother stay on the run.

Netflix Executive Fired After Disclosing Ketamine Use at Company Retreat
Kevin Bailey, a former vice president at Netflix-owned Eyeline Studios, is suing the company, alleging he was fired after sharing his medical use of ketamine during a company retreat. He also highlights a corporate culture that allegedly encourages alcohol consumption.

New Apartment Owners in Herzliya Awarded Damages Over Unusable Parking Spaces
Buyers of two apartments in a TAMA 38 project in Herzliya sued the developer after realizing the parking facility was unusable. The court ruled that the value of the apartments had been impaired and awarded financial compensation.

Purchase of Event Hall for 19 Million Shekels Leads to Court Over Electricity Issues
Shareholders of a business in Kiryat Ekron sold it with a commitment to secure Form 4, but buyers were forced to rely on generators. The court ruled they must be compensated with approximately 600,000 shekels.

Weather Forecast: Warming, Heading Towards a Heatwave and Extreme Heat Stress
Temperatures will rise and heat stress will increase. Tomorrow, further warming is expected, mainly in the mountains and inland; it will be humid on the coastal plain. On Thursday, temperatures will continue to rise, becoming hotter than usual to sharav conditions, with heavy to extreme heat stress in most areas. On Friday, it will remain hotter than usual to sharav conditions and humid on the...

114 orphans following murder: "A child who saw his father murdered is more likely to join crime"
Since the beginning of 2026, 52 parents of minors have been murdered, leaving them orphaned of a father or mother. "I am holding on only for the sake of the children," says P., a mother of four whose husband was murdered while trying to break up a fight. 9-year-old R. asks to leave the room while her grandmother talks about the murder of her mother by her husband: "He was constantly hitting her...

Swastikas Sprayed on Synagogue Destroyed by Fire in California
Unknown individuals vandalized a mural at the Jewish Center and Synagogue of Pasadena, which was created as a symbol of hope following a massive fire. Police have opened a hate crime investigation.

"I will blow you up": Police officer fired after threatening family, but will not be prosecuted
In one of the recordings collected during the investigation, a child is heard asking their mother: "Is this a policeman?", to which the father replied: "I am not a policeman, I am a criminal." Despite this, the DIPI decided to close the case, claiming that "the criminal process is not an appropriate framework."

Whistleblowers abandoned again
Public servants who chose not to turn a blind eye to corruption and reported it to protect the public interest have been left without protection. The current vacancy in the State Comptroller's office leaves them vulnerable to retaliation.

Attorney General: "Human Rights in Danger, Issue Injunction Against PID Law"
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has urged the Supreme Court to issue an interim injunction against the implementation of the Police Investigation Department (PID) law. She argues the law aims to create a politically controlled body that will intimidate law enforcement and journalists.

7-year-old Omer killed by electric scooter: "We are crying all the time over his passing"
A week and a half after Omer Shadi Azam from Tayibe was hit by an electric scooter near his grandparents' home, his relatives said: "We are still in shock." The father of 21-year-old motorcyclist Muad Bahash from Qalansawe, who died in a crash, stated: "He went out to work, and returned to us lifeless."

"Academia is a national strategic asset. We are suffering from a lack of resources and public support"
"We are suffering from a brain drain on one hand, but also from boycotts by universities around the world," said Prof. Tamir Sheafer, President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, at the National Security Conference. According to Arie Zaban, President of Bar-Ilan University, the share of higher education in Israel's GDP has been systematically decreasing for over a decade.

Police search for mother suspected of kidnapping her two children
Jerusalem police are searching for 20-year-old Olya Joy Hirschberg and her two children, who have been missing for nearly a year. Investigators believe they may still be in the Jerusalem area.

Removed from guardianship over her husband: "Controls his soul"
The wife of a 78-year-old man suffering from Parkinson's and cognitive decline conditioned his meetings with their children on her presence. Consequently, two courts ruled that his affairs should be handled by an external body.

Attack in Paris: Man stabs 3 women with kitchen knives, one victim is pregnant
A 31-year-old suspect, reportedly suffering from mental health issues, attacked three women with kitchen knives. Two victims were seriously wounded before the assailant was apprehended by an off-duty officer.

The IV drip affair: Serious indictment filed against Ironi Tiberias
The Israel Football Association prosecutor has initiated legal proceedings against Ironi Tiberias. The club faces charges of aiding in the use of prohibited substances, regulatory violations, and non-compliance with judicial orders.

Eldar wrote to his girlfriend 'There's a mess here' - and disappeared in Tel Aviv: 'We want a lead'
The family of Eldar Dayan, 23, from Dimona, lost contact with him over a week ago. He was with a friend and was last seen in the Yarkon Park area: "The friend keeps changing versions, saying they split up."

Exchanged cash for chips: Israeli poker star accused of money laundering in Los Angeles
Accused of operating slot machines and depositing cash in various banks: Gal Yifrach, winner of a World Series of Poker bracelet, is accused along with other Israelis of operating illegal gambling businesses and money laundering - and could face 25 years in prison. According to the prosecutor in California, they deposited small amounts to avoid reporting requirements.

Broke her shoulder at a bar, and will be compensated with a quarter of a million shekels
A 28-year-old woman tripped over a concrete block placed between tables at the "Alma Bar" in Jerusalem. The court held the business and the municipality responsible, but also determined there was contributory negligence.

'Continuing Son' Died Before Parents: Court Rules on Farm Ownership
A father of five passed away while his mother was still alive, sparking a legal dispute among his children over the ownership of a moshav farm. The court ruled that the deceased's status as a 'continuing son' remains valid.

Not Every 'Recalcitrant Tenant' Is Stubborn: How to Protect Your Rights Without Alienating Neighbors
A series of recent court rulings has established that tenants who refused to sign urban renewal deals were justified in their struggle after discrimination, planning flaws, or developer misconduct were uncovered. When is an objection legitimate, in what cases can you file a lawsuit, and how do you present substantive demands without being labeled a 'recalcitrant tenant'? A guide.

At an altitude of 2,110 meters: the giant swing that dropped our jaws
Three passengers, a 90-degree angle and a view that is hard to look away from: a new attraction at the summit of Grans-Chamossaire in Switzerland offers a dizzying mix of adrenaline and alpine scenery. Behind the experience lies a strategic effort by ski resorts to adapt to a changing climate.

The forecast: Gradual warming - towards extreme heat stress
Today temperatures will rise slightly and be normal for the season, and tomorrow the trend will continue with further warming. On Wednesday it will become hotter and drier than usual, on Thursday - a heatwave.

USA: Shooting in downtown Seattle, reports of casualties
According to local reports, at least six people were injured, their condition is unclear. "We heard at least seven or eight shots," eyewitnesses told at a food festival in the northwestern city. Footage from the scene showed one person being handcuffed.

The New Spirit of Brotherhood
The new-old spirit that prevented the fires of hatred from spreading over the weekend in the left-wing feed gives hope that something real in us is beginning to heal.

Toronto: Shooting at a Jewish bakery and attack on another chain branch
Two branches of the Kiva's Bagel Bar chain were attacked in quick succession: shots were fired at one branch, and a window was shattered at another. Police are investigating the incidents as potential hate crimes.

Maccabi Blocked LGBT Parents from Accessing Children's Medical Records Without Notice
LGBT parents have reported that Maccabi HMO restricted access to their children's medical records to biological parents only. The HMO cites compliance with Amendment 13 of the Privacy Protection Law, while parents demand an immediate reversal of this discriminatory policy.

"I am happy that Yuval returned, and that his family was spared many more tears. But the gap from Haymonot breaks my heart"
Almost two and a half years have passed since Haymonot Kasau disappeared, and despite repeated appeals from the family, the Shin Bet has not entered the picture - and at Lahav 433, according to the father, they no longer answer them. The meeting with Netanyahu also did not help: "He said he would check and return with an answer. Since then we have not heard from him." He concluded with pain: "I...

Border Police Fighter Hananel Sabag Accused of Fatal Shooting of Friend on Sukkot
The indictment charges Sabag with causing the death of his friend Yosef Haim Revach by negligence. He is also charged with recklessness, negligence with a weapon, and illegal possession of a weapon.

Arms Smuggling Case from Ukraine: Links to 'Chief Rabbi of Moldova'
The name of Pinchas Zaltzman, who presents himself as the Chief Rabbi of Moldova, has surfaced in a smuggling investigation involving weapons seized at the Moldova-Romania border. Zaltzman denies any involvement, while the local Jewish community states he was never appointed to the position.

Supreme Court rejected the petition to recognize Alon Shamriz as a fallen IDF soldier: "Sorry we could not do justice"
The judges explained that Shamriz, who escaped from captivity and was mistakenly shot by IDF soldiers, will not be recognized as a fallen soldier because he "does not meet the formal criterion for classification". Justice Grosskopf noted that "he performed all the heroic actions while he was not in military service". Yonatan Shamriz: "My brother was drafted on 7/10 - this is a spit in the face, he...

Ilana Rada addresses for the first time the reopening of the Tair Rada murder case: "No body updated us"
After the publication regarding the transfer of the case to the Tel Aviv Yamar and its effective reopening, 20 years after the murder, Tair Rada's mother told ynet: "I received the news with surprise. No official body updated us." Ola Kravchenko: "If they summon me for questioning - I will arrive."

Knesset Legal Advisor: "Substantial flaws" occurred in the legislation of the law exempting draft dodgers from arrests
After Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara asked the Supreme Court to make the interim injunction against the law freezing arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers permanent, Knesset Legal Advisor Sagit Afik also challenged the legislation. She stated that the process failed to meet the required legal standards.

Court Rules on Divorce Date: Intimacy Cessation Not the Sole Deciding Factor
A woman whose relatives were kidnapped argued that the cessation of intimate relations on October 7, 2023, should mark the date for property division. The court ruled that family dissolution is determined by the totality of circumstances, including economic separation, and set the date of rupture to January 2025.

Police officer injured at home recognized as workplace accident victim
While on patrol, a police officer returned home to retrieve forgotten work keys. He lost his balance while exiting his high-profile patrol vehicle in his driveway and sustained injuries. The Tel Aviv Labor Court ruled the incident constitutes a workplace accident.