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Omer returned from Lebanon with trauma. His ex-wife used it in a custody battle
Reservists who seek mental health help following the war may find that their treatment summaries are used against them in proceedings concerning visitation rights with their children.

Noam Yaacov denied eligibility for college basketball season
The NCAA has declared the Israeli guard ineligible to play for the University of Utah this year. The reasons for the decision remain unclear despite the university's efforts.

Under IDF and Border Police protection: MK Zvi Sukkot participated in the destruction of a monument in a Palestinian village
MK Zvi Sukkot stated he personally took action to remove monuments honoring terrorists after the army failed to act on his demands. Gilad Kariv of The Democrats criticized the event, noting that MKs are often denied access to other villages due to a lack of security forces.

Maccabi Netanya Condemns Attack on Bnei Sakhnin Players
Following the attack on visiting players and fans after yesterday's match, Maccabi Netanya issued an official statement condemning the violence.

Portland star's injury to impact Deni Avdija: US media analyzes team dynamics
Shaedon Sharpe is sidelined with a meniscus tear, prompting 'Yahoo Sports' to analyze the Blazers' new rotation, where Deni Avdija is expected to take on a larger role.

Vance argued for negotiations, Trump ignored warnings: "We will deal with everything"
The intelligence chief warned, Netanyahu pushed to "seize the opportunity," Vance pushed for a different approach, and the Pentagon presented options for a "decisive" outcome. According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump ultimately chose to project power and launched a war that he promised would last 6 weeks. Half a year has passed since then. In the White House, they are convinced: "We destroyed...

They created one of the greatest debut albums in history. And then success became a curse
Boston's debut album sold more than 20 million copies and turned Tom Scholz and Brad Delp into rock stars almost overnight. Scholz, a mechanical engineer who built a studio in his basement, created an album that sounded different from anything around it in 1976 and spawned a string of hits that are still played endlessly. 50 years later, we returned to the story behind the album — about the...

Treasury absent from discussions: tens of millions for protection racket victims remain frozen
Despite a government decision, the Ministry of Finance has failed to attend meetings on combating protection rackets led by Itamar Ben Gvir. Two months after the pilot project was announced, no funds have been transferred to affected businesses.

London: Man filmed in Jewish area wearing a shirt with a battle cry against Jews
The shirt read "Khaybar Khaybar yaa Yahud," a battle cry referring to the 7th-century massacre of the Jews of Khaybar by Muhammad's army. A Jewish man shopping with his children alerted the police, but the suspect remains at large.

The mistake made when talking to a chat: How to talk correctly to AI during a crisis?
More and more people are finding a listening ear in AI-based chats during moments of crisis, but automatic support without caveats can actually reinforce destructive patterns and harmful dependency. Liora Goichman-Magril, a clinical psychologist from Maccabi, explains why AI tends to agree with us a little too much, when a bright red light should go on, and how to phrase requests to benefit from...

Saudi Arabia to build 3 amusement parks in France for billions: 'There hasn't been anything like this since Disneyland'
Riyadh will fund and build the parks near the French capital, including one based on the popular Japanese franchise 'Dragon Ball'. An advisor to French President Macron: 'He and the Saudi Crown Prince share a passion for manga, and for this series in particular.' At the same time, Paris rejected criticism regarding the project being entrusted to Saudi Arabia: 'We did not come to lecture others.'

Protest by hostage families against American-Israeli organization: Do not give Dermer a platform
120 family members of hostages and soldiers have spoken out against the IAC organization's decision to feature Ron Dermer as the keynote speaker at three events next month, claiming he was one of the most influential voices opposing several hostage deals: "The decision is dismissive and disrespectful to families who paid a direct price for these decisions."

800 billion shekels: The deficit in the National Insurance Institute
The actuarial deficit of the National Insurance Institute is estimated at nearly double the cost of the war, and the reserve fund intended to cover it is expected to be depleted as early as 2035 — ten years earlier than originally planned. The aging population is inflating benefit payments, but the question is whether this is the only reason or if there is also a policy failure here. Gad Lior...

Power Struggle: The Great Rebellion Against the FIFA President
For years, FIFA President Gianni Infantino bought loyalty, eliminated opposition, and kept Africa in his pocket. Now, at least 15 football associations on the continent are rebelling, Europe and America are uniting against him, and the biggest threat is coming from within the house. Is this the end of the football dictator, or will the bribes save him again?

"We will turn Ace into Costco, we will sell everything there - from pasta to a kitchen faucet"
Ronen Ganon, the Haredi real estate entrepreneur who acquired Ace, Betili, Auto Depot, and 50% of Zol Stock, is entering the big leagues. The plan: to turn Ace into a chain that combines home accessories with food and to double the number of branches within a year. In an interview, he looks back at his childhood as a yeshiva student in a low-income family of seven and tells of the path he took to...

Bought advanced vacuums and discovered at home that they cannot be operated
Parallel import is an effective tool for reducing the cost of living, but buyers of Dreame X60 ULTRA robots at "Osher Ad" discovered at home that the device could not be activated. After customers received a refund, it turned out that the solution would cost the parallel importer 80,000 shekels.

The train has left the station
A balanced and clear Supreme Court ruling: Galei Tzahal will continue to broadcast, but a government that wishes to change this will be able to do so, if only it proves that its motives are not a desire to silence criticism and impose submissive broadcasting.

Bnei Sakhnin claims: "Players' and fans' vehicles were attacked after the match against Netanya"
According to the club, Iyad Abu Abaid's vehicle was attacked while his pregnant wife was with him, and the vehicles of Ilay Hajaj and several team fans were also damaged. Abu Abaid was summoned to give testimony to the police: "Serious and worrying incidents that could have ended in severe physical harm."

The "match" that could ignite Judea and Samaria, and Zamir's response: "We did not arrive prepared for the discussion"
The Chief of Staff and the Central Command Chief warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz that nationalist crime in Judea and Samaria is on the verge of an explosion. The IDF is concerned about the significant echo these events are receiving in the USA and the resulting American pressure, which has led to a slowdown in the establishment of farms in the area.

Securities Authority warns Israel Railways of potential trading suspension
Due to a shortage of external directors, Israel Railways is unable to approve financial statements. The Securities Authority has warned that this paralyzes oversight and threatens the trading of the company's bonds.

IDF documentation soldiers - and operations in dangerous zones: "To be at the forefront and capture the story"
IDF documentation soldiers took part in two aid missions - to Colombia and Venezuela, following powerful earthquakes. Sergeant H., who documented the rescue operations: "The goal was to document the forces, but what caught me was the residents."

USA removed Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism
The easing of restrictions on the Al-Shara administration began as early as June 2025, paving the way for the announcement. At the NATO summit a month ago, President Donald Trump delivered a letter to the Syrian president, promising: "We will make your country more prosperous than ever before."

Israel's 'Trump Model' in Syria: 'Turkey Got the Message'
Israel struck in Syria to prevent a Turkish foothold and to prevent the deployment of "things that must not be there," according to a senior Israeli official. He further noted that while Jerusalem acts against Damascus on a diplomatic level, it does not hesitate to use military force when necessary: "A policy inspired by the US President, who talks to everyone - and fights everyone."

Netanyahu: Iran tried to assassinate one of my sons
Against the backdrop of the security debate surrounding Gadi Eisenkot, the Prime Minister revealed a detail that had been under a gag order for months. "Iran targeted one of my sons and tried to murder him; this security is not a luxury. Without it, they will succeed," he said in an interview with Channel 14.

Stabbing on the soccer field: An argument that started with splashing water left a teenager paralyzed
According to the indictment, the confrontation ended with a handshake, but the next day the brothers (aged 15 and 16) arrived at the soccer field with a knife, tear gas, and brass knuckles. The 14-year-old, who was beaten and stabbed in the neck and back, now uses a wheelchair and suffers from paralysis on the left side of his body: "It is hard to believe he will return to a normal routine."

Netanyahu records separate statement on Altalena discovery; Ben Gvir attacks: "He didn't want to be photographed with me"
The Prime Minister issued a statement regarding the discovery of the Irgun ship shelled in 1948. Subsequently, Ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Amichai Eliyahu held a separate press conference to announce the find, catching the Prime Minister off guard.

Attorney General against Home Front Command Chief: 'Whitewashed Karai's radio reform - without operational necessity'
Gali Baharav-Miara notified the High Court of Justice that the Communications Minister's directive, which allowed several regional radio stations to broadcast in the north under the pretext of operational necessity during alert periods, was issued without authority and should be annulled. The Attorney General also criticized Major General Shay Klepper, who she claims validated the move without any...

Client to be charged with the murder of his lawyer: "He did not agree with the ruling - and took out his anger on Feldman"
The arrest of Ahmad al-Rajoub was extended by 4 days, at the end of which an indictment will be filed against him for the murder of Adv. Arbel Feldman in his office in Rishon LeZion. "He shot Arbel because of the legal outcome, this is not a financial dispute," claimed a friend of the victim. Commotion in the courtroom: those present shouted "murderer", the suspect's defense attorney claimed ...

The Turks are not yet at the border, but the IDF fears the illusion of quiet: "There are already hostile elements"
Against the backdrop of concerns over Ankara's deepening foothold in Syria, the IDF clarifies that no Turkish forces have been identified near the border so far, but they are preparing for explosive devices and continuing to raid villages. At the same time, the army and police are changing their handling of the "Bashan rioters" who cross the border and are diverting forces. A status report from...

Sanctions expand: All yeshivas where draft dodgers study will not receive tax benefits
A few weeks ago, the Tax Authority began revoking tax benefits only from yeshivas that requested the appropriate approvals for the first time. Now, the Authority is demanding that all Haredi institutions declare that no draft dodgers from IDF service are studying there.

Dan Sullivan vs. Dan Sullivan: Confusing Senate Race in Alaska
The Senate race in Alaska has taken a bizarre turn as Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan faces a challenger with the same name, threatening to siphon off critical votes. President Donald Trump has intervened, urging voters to support the 'real' Dan Sullivan.

Tax Authority to Yeshivas: No draft dodgers — or you will lose the tax benefit for donors
In a letter sent to religious institutions, they are required to declare that they do not have students who are subject to the draft but have not regulated their status, and to provide a full list of students and their ID numbers. An institution that does not meet the requirements may lose its Section 46 approval, which grants donors a tax credit: "Benefits provided in direct or indirect...

Barzani Group Partners with Electra Magurim for Residential Project in Elad
The Barzani Group has entered as a partner (50%) in an Electra Magurim project in Elad. This concerns a plot of land that Electra Magurim won in an Israel Land Authority tender as part of the 'Target Price' program several years ago, and it includes a total of 234 housing units.

Victory has started selling Asics shoes at a discounted price
The parallel import stock is being sold at five of the chain's branches. The price: 399 shekels — half the price of the importer's website. Retail chains continue to sell non-standard products, although this does not always have a significant impact on financial results: Victory showed a decline in sales in the first half of the year, excluding sales to the Gaza Strip.

Financial reports: 121 apartments for 333 million shekels
Rothstein Nadlan summarizes the second quarter of 2026: The company reports the sale of 121 apartments in the first half of the year. In the field of urban renewal, the company reports about 15,000 housing units that are in various stages of business development.

The warning against returning to the 'conception': 'If incidents occur in two communities, one of them will have to manage alone'
Almost 3 years after the massacre, a report by the 'October Council' presents new testimonies and documents about the return to the mechanism that preceded the disaster. 'Whoever sees danger and is afraid to speak, it is a security failure in itself,' the report noted. A fighter in the Gaza sector also warned of a shortage of forces: 'We are at minimal staffing, and we are searching desperately...

Initiated by Alice Miller: An Israeli clinic to open in Gaza to treat about 10,000 children
The clinic will open next week in a displaced persons camp in Al-Mawasi and will be operated by a Gazan medical team with the assistance of equipment and remote consultation from Israeli doctors. It was established with donations from Israelis and American Jews as part of a project that provides Gaza's children with education and hot meals. "Every child deserves access to basic medical care, no...

Two months after his appointment — Oren Hasson fired, Hapoel Tel Aviv appointed a new chairman
Following the rift in the management, Stav Shaham will replace the former chairman of the Association at the Reds: "For me, it is much more than a sports club". Hapoel Tel Aviv: "The community and the fans are the essence of our existence".

18 Months in Prison for Woman Posing as a 12-Year-Old
Brazil was shaken when it was revealed that Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira managed for 14 months to make a kind-hearted couple think she was a little girl who survived abuse, host her in their home, provide her with toys, and throw her a birthday party. She adopted baby talk and used pacifiers until she was exposed. Now she is going to prison for “emotional kidnapping.”

She sued to cancel a divorce agreement: "I signed because I was afraid of my husband"
The ex-wife of a lawyer, who in the past was forced to stay in a shelter for battered women, claimed that her former partner hid accounts and assets from her, including in Switzerland. What did the court rule?