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The mother of Jazi Abu Sbitan, who was killed at the age of 22 when scaffolding collapsed at the luxury Park Bavli project, is seeking to overturn the prosecution's decision to close the case without filing indictments. In addition, the mother attacks the manner in which the closure decision was delivered to the family. The prosecution: "The family members were personally updated on the full...

A 17-year-old appeared in court for a different matter, was released home - and then it was discovered that he had stabbed his cellmate in the face and neck with a ceramic shard. He is charged with assault under aggravating circumstances.

The court determined that Yona Simcha Schreiber from Pedu'el committed the acts attributed to him - but acquitted him following a psychiatric opinion, which determined that he was in a psychotic state. He will be sent for psychiatric hospitalization for a period of six years.

A document from the Noga company, recently published on the government website, reveals 100 requests to connect server farms across the country, involving real estate and retail giants. In the background: the surge in the use of artificial intelligence and cloud services, which creates unprecedented demand for electricity and puts the power grid to a dramatic test.

Ahead of the final week before the start of the school year: chains and stores selling back-to-school equipment are forced to lower prices. The main discounts are on bags, pencil cases, and diaries. Fashion chains that sell back-to-school items on a one-time basis have also launched promotions.

Professor Ohad Hochman, CEO of the Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa, is leading a strategic plan for the institution through 2050. The program focuses on leadership, innovation, humanity, and resilience, featuring the construction of a new protected clinic building and the development of centers of excellence.

They see us buying, debating, saving, and sometimes giving in to temptation. At Poalim Junior City, children experienced managing money themselves, and while they worked and earned, we asked parents what financial habits they hope to pass on to the next generation.

The Prime Minister's eldest son was in the Iranian crosshairs while living in Hallandale Beach, Florida. According to a report by the American network Newsmax, he was instructed to leave immediately, leaving his belongings behind. US sources claim that an Iranian cell tracked his daily routine.

Maher Al-Gargawi (20) from Segev Shalom has been indicted for the attempted murder of a young man at a supermarket in Be'er Sheva. Alongside an accomplice who remains at large, he stabbed the victim during a violent family feud. The victim identified the defendant during the police investigation.

Fahmi Ziadat, who married just a month ago, was killed in a truck collision in the Jezreel Valley. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, a car theft suspect died after crashing into a pole while fleeing police.

The legendary tennis player received an official farewell at Arthur Ashe Stadium, seven years after his last match in New York. The Swiss held exhibition matches and reminisced: "I have amazing memories of this court, the fans here, and the city."

The University of Roehampton in the UK provides scholarships to students who excel in competitive video games, and has already distributed more than 100 of them. While the average graduate debt in England exceeds the 47,500 pound mark, experts warn that millions of pounds in scholarships remain unclaimed each year, partly due to students' lack of awareness of their eligibility.

In September of this year, students are expected to have only 14 school days due to the Tishrei holidays. Purchasing single tickets will save 30% for students who study on Fridays and 40% for those who do not study on Fridays.

Today there will be another slight rise in temperatures, which will be higher than usual, and extreme heat will be felt in large areas. On Friday some relief is expected, but on Saturday it will warm up again, and towards night local rain is expected in the north and center, alongside thunderstorms.

Lebanese media reported strikes in the Ad-Dabsha, Sarbin, and Al-Qantara areas. Shortly before, the Kiryat Shmona municipality announced that explosion sounds might be heard: "Planned activity by our forces."

More than 800 incidents of nationalist crime have been recorded since the beginning of the year, and the security establishment estimates that the 2023 record will be broken. The IDF warns of deliberate attempts to create friction in Areas A and B, alongside the economic crisis in the PA and the succession battles. The series of "lone wolf" attacks is also worrying; 25 battalions are deployed in...

About 15 years after the Kurds took advantage of the civil war to establish control in northeastern Syria, the military force that became the main ally of the USA in the fight against ISIS announced its dismantling. The forces will merge into the army they were fighting against just a few months ago. Commander Mazloum Abdi: "The country has entered a new phase of peace and building a new Syria."

Following the expulsion of Spain, Israel has decided that the Netherlands will also be unable to participate in the Civil-Military Coordination Center, and its representatives have been asked to leave the country within a week. "Our message is clear: whoever acts against Israel will have no foothold in the region," said Sa'ar.

At least one in four former football players who passed away between 2016 and 2021 was found to have signs of CTE, a degenerative disease linked to repetitive head injuries. Researchers warn: a large portion of the hits did not occur during games, but rather during practices and in youth leagues.

The rain event that occurred more than a week ago was not the last: the Meteorological Service predicts more rain at the beginning of next week, which may break seasonal records. "Two rain events in August are extremely unusual and even unprecedented," the service reported.

Igor Zlatanovic took advantage of a defensive error and scored (10th minute), but the Azeris equalized (38th minute) after confusion in the Be'er Sheva defense, with Christian Nwachukwu scoring into an empty net. Currently, Be'er Sheva leads 3-2 on aggregate. About 30,000 fans are supporting the hosts, who are dreaming of a comeback.

Reserve Brigadier General Ofer Winter has officially launched a new right-wing party. The list includes activist Yoseph Haddad, journalist Netali Shem Tov, Sigal Kraunik-Atiya, and several other public figures.

The discovery of the remains of the Irgun ship has resurfaced the personal stories of those who were on both sides of the barricades. The daughter of Israel Sander, who was on the Altalena and came out unscathed: "Dad lost many friends and did not talk about it." Yaniv Simon, grandson of Benjamin Bubesh, who received the mission to sink the ship: "In real time, he did not understand the magnitude...

The President of the State told the Kasau family members that the head of the Shin Bet updated him that the organization recently entered the picture "with full force" following a request from the police. The father of the girl who has been missing for two and a half years: "We demanded that they intervene as soon as possible."

After claiming for months that the strategic strait was safe for passage, the US President announced that all mines in Hormuz had been "removed or detonated," and warned Iran that any attempt to lay new mines would be met with "immediate and systematic" destruction. Simultaneously, Tehran claimed: The Pakistani Chief of Staff did not arrive with a threatening American message, but to open a...

Hossein Taeb, known for his ruthless security tactics in Iran, is returning as commander of the Basij. The appointment, backed by Mojtaba Khamenei, aims to tighten social control and suppress internal dissent amidst economic instability.

During insolvency proceedings, a debtor inherited a share of an apartment that was at risk of forfeiture. Through a court-approved creditors' arrangement, he successfully redeemed his rights to the property.

A CNN article extensively covered the Prime Minister's decision to focus on the Turkish threat, mentioning the campaign billboard where Erdogan is shown alongside the leaders of Iran, Hezbollah, and the Mayor of New York. Netanyahu told Channel 9: 'I do not want to see Turkey moving south.'

In the council established by Donald Trump, it was claimed that both sides are not fulfilling the 20-point agreement, and they criticized the army's activity in Gaza: "It is a pity that Israel is missing this huge opportunity for a small amount of tactical operations that will not really lead to the dismantling of Hamas."

The Prime Minister claimed that the defense budget must be urgently increased by tens of billions of shekels, but the discussion in the government was canceled. It remains unclear whether the initiative will be implemented before the elections.

The Magistrate's Court ruled that two of the participants in the attack on three Jews who were on their way to the Western Wall in 2021, in the midst of the "Guardian of the Walls" riots, will pay 60,000 shekels to each victim. The verdict stated regarding the victims: "The fear and terror they experienced during the event are a central part of the pain and suffering."

According to the Ministry of Finance's chief economist, the economic cost of reserve duty has surged: about 39,000 shekels per month for men aged 22–30, and about 68,000 shekels for those aged 31–39.

Activists have appealed to authorities in Moscow to take action to determine the fate of Artem Kirpichenok, who they say landed at Ben Gurion Airport at the beginning of the month and has since disappeared.

Yesodot Eitanim Urban Renewal and the Savionim Group have won a residents' tender on Ben Gurion Street in Kiryat Bialik. The project involves replacing 18 old apartments with 90 new units across two modern buildings.

According to the indictment, in the midst of the "Iron Swords" war, one officer coordinated the illegal passage of vehicles at the Al-Jib checkpoint in exchange for bribes. Another officer is accused of facilitating the passage of local residents' acquaintances and receiving benefits in return.

The arrest of Liel Ifargan, suspected of murdering 7-year-old Hillel Mordechai Dadon in Beit Shemesh, has been extended by 10 days. Ifargan's family claimed that days before the violent outburst, they asked the HMO to have him examined by a psychiatrist, but were told he posed no danger.

MK Zvi Sukkot destroyed a monument to terrorists in a Palestinian village and claimed that the IDF did not respond to his demand. The army responded sharply, and the chairman of the Religious Zionism faction wondered in a closed group: "Is this a move coordinated with the campaign? Is there a deep strategy in it?"

After closing hundreds of branches and recording a consistent decline in sales, the fast-food chain Wendy’s is undergoing a major reorganization. Leading the move is a former senior executive at McDonald’s who must return the veteran brand to profitability.

Dozens of protesters, including residents of the Gaza envelope, demonstrated at the Kerem Shalom crossing also against the entry of international forces into the Strip and the start of its rehabilitation before Hamas is disarmed: "There is no chance that Hamas will continue to rule Gaza." Gilad Erdan asked to speak - and was refused.

In an affidavit filed in a US court, a senior official at the US Department of Justice describes attempts from a decade ago to bring about the extradition of Michael Ron David Kedar from Israel. Israeli authorities did not comply with the American requests.