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Accumulated a debt of 6 million shekels, and will repay only 47 thousand shekels
A rare rehabilitation plan has been approved for a person who accumulated a massive debt and entered insolvency proceedings. The court in Rishon LeZion accepted the agreement of the parties, and the debt will be closed within two years.

Is it worth buying an occupied apartment from a receiver?
A property where the debtor remains as a protected tenant may be sold for 35%–50% of its value. The price is tempting, but the feasibility depends on the waiting time, the status of the tenant, and especially the amount of rent to be set.

Drove into the parking lot, got out of the car - and the robotic lift plummeted two floors down: "I thought a missile had fallen"
A massive noise shook a residential building in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood of Tel Aviv when a car crashed along with a robotic elevator immediately after the owner stepped out. Residents had previously reported recurring malfunctions, and several vehicles remain trapped inside.

Rotem Sela launches nutritional supplement brand: higher absorption and premium pricing
TV personality Rotem Sela has introduced 'bettr', a line of liposomal supplements developed in partnership with Chemipal-Brands. With an investment of 8 million shekels, the brand promises up to five times greater absorption. Prices range from 129.90 to 199.90 shekels, positioning the products significantly above standard market alternatives.

UEFA President against Infantino: "His plan is even worse than the Super League"
Aleksander Ceferin sharply attacks the FIFA president following the scrapped plan to sell part of the World Cup rights to private investors: "We will not allow the sale of a sport that belongs to everyone. Donald Trump? You have to be naive if you think a politician is really your friend."

After 78 years: The Altalena has been found
Located 20 km off the Israeli coast at a depth of 503 meters, the remains of the Irgun organization's ship 'Altalena' have been discovered intact. The vessel, shelled in 1948 by order of David Ben-Gurion, was located following a complex, months-long search operation.

Another morning of fire in Russia: Zelensky targets online retail giant Ozon
After striking 24 facilities of Wildberries, known as the "Russian Amazon," Ukraine has declared the e-commerce giant Ozon its next target. Since Saturday, drone strikes have hit 6 of the company's warehouses, causing shares to plummet by 12%. Putin warned that Ukraine has opened a "Pandora's box" and vowed retaliation against sensitive Ukrainian economic sectors.

After leaving Yesh Atid: Elazar Stern joins Gadi Eisenkot
10 days after leaving Lapid, the former minister joins the 'Yashar!' party of the former IDF Chief of Staff. 'Israel needs reliable, statesmanlike, and experienced leadership,' said Major General (res.) Stern. Eisenkot: 'He represents a statesmanlike religious Zionism that believes in service and responsibility.'

Monologue of an attacked Hapoel Jerusalem fan: "They beat me with clubs, my brother was hit with a rock"
Hapoel Jerusalem fans were hospitalized after being attacked by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters following a match. One victim recounted the violent incident, while the club demanded immediate police action against the perpetrators.

When the budget is limited and the action is generic — the natural place for "Mutiny" is the home screen
Jason Statham plays a former cop turned security manager who sets out to hunt down his employer's killer, who has fled to a cargo ship where migrants are hiding. Another mid-budget action movie that joins the long list of formulaic films, and which accidentally leaked to streaming availability even before its theatrical release — which certainly did not help it.

Oshir Cohen's new wedding song almost became a gimmick. Here is what saved it
In "August Dump", the successful singer's new EP, the surprises come precisely from the fun songs. Among them, "The Bride of the Country" stands out, which almost drowned in the trend of wedding songs, but was saved by a fun retro-pop production that skips between Static and Ben-El and Stevie Wonder.

Absurd: Confrontation between former basketball player and WNBA star over a t-shirt
Enes Kanter Freedom was removed from a game between Indiana and Chicago after a verbal altercation with Natasha Cloud. Freedom sat in the stands wearing a shirt that read "Woman - adult human female" as part of his campaign against the inclusion of transgender women in the league, and the event escalated until security was forced to remove him.

Fine dining redefined: when the customer decides the price
Imagine a meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant where the final bill is merely a suggestion. You decide what you can afford to pay, and the staff accepts it without question. This model is gaining traction in luxury dining establishments worldwide, and the results are surprising even the owners.

Welcome to the Jungle: The Tribute of the Researcher Who Admires Slash
The new species, about 71 cm long, was discovered in the forests of New Guinea. The researcher who named it after the Guns N' Roses guitarist has admired Slash since her childhood and remembered his love for reptiles, museums, and zoos.

Always Following the Sun: The Journey to the Solar Eclipse
The total solar eclipse sent me on a chase into the heart of the scorching Spanish wilderness, amidst cancellations, delays, and scientific history, after one massive sun. A travel diary.

The special celebration of the Barcelona star - and the storm in Spain
With a brace and a debut as captain, Raphinha shone in the 5-0 win over Elche, but it was the Spider-Man style goal celebration that made the headlines. Hansi Flick was delighted with the new leader, but also had to deal with Gavi's injury and the question marks surrounding Balde.

Sayed Abu Farchi to leave Maccabi Tel Aviv: Move to MLS approaching
As revealed by ynet, the yellow team will receive 5.4 million euros from the Colorado Rapids for the striker, who agreed to waive a 500,000-dollar bonus to finalize the deal. He will not travel with the team for the Conference League playoff return leg against Lugano.

Defective fuel disabled a new car: station to pay 26,000 shekels in compensation
The Magistrate's Court in Netanya ruled that fuel that did not meet standards at a Paz gas station in Bat Yam, managed by the Rametop company, caused the breakdown of a five-month-old hybrid Toyota. The company will compensate the car owner and the insurance company AIG.

Living near dry cleaners linked to increased risk of Parkinson's disease
Nearly 19 million Americans were included in a study that found a distance-dependent link between living near a dry cleaning business and Parkinson's disease. Among those living within about 152 meters, higher odds for the disease were found. Dr. Sandra Benizri, a neurologist at Assuta: "There is no doubt that environmental factors play a role in Parkinson's. In recent years, there has been a...

Forecast: Temperatures will rise, heavy heat load will prevail in most areas
Temperatures will rise and remain higher than the seasonal average. They will continue to climb throughout the week, mainly in the mountains and inland, with a slight drop expected on Thursday, though levels will still stay above average.

The Golden Boy from Texas: USA's Great Olympic Hope
At 17, he became the youngest man in history to win a gold medal at the World Athletics Championships, and he is the Americans' greatest hope for Olympic gold in the 800 meters after 56 years. Cooper Teppenhaus, a phenomenon.

Making a mockery of the law
Exclusive: Despite the increase in fines and the expansion of powers for municipal inspectors, according to data from "Or Yarok", most local authorities barely enforce violations involving electric two-wheeled vehicles. Tel Aviv leads with tens of thousands of tickets per year, Holon will completely ban the use of shared vehicles, and in Jerusalem, inspectors were authorized but did not carry out...

For the first time in Israel: an autonomous metro train without a driver
NTA has published the pre-qualification process for equipment and operation tenders worth tens of billions of shekels, marking a milestone in the country's most complex infrastructure project. The plan includes the purchase of hundreds of driverless carriages and the integration of advanced signaling systems, with international firms required to partner with local cybersecurity experts.

Worrying Trend: Teachers Abandoning the Education System Immediately After Training
The sense of mission has been replaced by frustration: about half of teaching students do not intend to enter classrooms, and the number of graduates has reached a decade low. Data from the CBS and the Knesset reveal that one in five new teachers leaves within five years. Three teachers who decided to quit share their stories of shattered dreams: "The system does not allow for true education."

The second largest army in NATO, thousands of tanks and a drone powerhouse: Turkey's military might
In the shadow of the growing tension between Israel and Turkey and the struggle for influence in Syria, the army built by Ankara has become a player that cannot be ignored. About 481,000 active-duty soldiers, more than 2,280 tanks, about 1,100 aircraft and a fleet of almost 200 vessels operating in 3 theaters: this is what Erdogan's army looks like - and its independent defense industry.

While Ben Gurion Airport faced chaos, Regev was in Morocco, where protests against her visit took place
While Ben Gurion Airport was paralyzed and flight schedules disrupted, the Minister of Transport was in Morocco. Local groups expressed opposition to her visit, labeling it a provocation.

Farmer in Galilee beaten with a baton in front of his grandson after photographing a suspicious quad bike
Efraim Halfala (65), a cattle farmer, was patrolling his lands near Moshav Sde Eliezer in the Upper Galilee with his five-year-old grandson when he spotted a suspicious quad bike. After photographing the vehicle, he was attacked by its occupants with a baton.

The Israeli aid delegation - and the moving meeting between the doctor and her volunteer son
A medical delegation from Israel and discharged soldiers provided medical care and assistance to children in a distressed neighborhood in Panama City. The Foreign Minister of Panama and the local Minister of Health arrived to express their gratitude: "This is diplomacy that reaches people and improves the lives of the residents."

Candidate reserved by Netanyahu deviates from party line: "I don't understand why Eisenkot is not under security"
Oren Dobronsky, reserved in the Likud list by the Prime Minister, questioned why the chairman of the Yashar! party is not under Shin Bet security. "It is not at all clear to me what the considerations are for not providing security to leading candidates for Prime Minister," he wrote on Facebook.

The IDF can decide the battle on the Ali-Taher ridge. This is why it is not rushing
Dozens of Hezbollah operatives and IRGC officers are trapped in a strategic underground complex, with the IDF controlling most access routes. However, their elimination could force Tehran to respond and reignite the region. Israel currently prefers a strategy of siege and patience, while secret negotiations for a solution take place behind the scenes. A battle that could influence not only the end...

"Sperm was smuggled out of prison": Wife of prisoner involved in the murder of Minister Rehavam Ze'evi gives birth to twins
Four years after their marriage, the wife of Basel al-Asmar, who has been imprisoned since 2002 for his role in the murder of former Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze'evi, has given birth to twins. The family claims the sperm was smuggled out of prison two years ago and frozen for IVF. The photographer who documented the birth reported that the mother felt she had "defeated the prison."

Once Erdogan had Israeli friends: how the alliance with Turkey collapsed — and the main concern now
The unusual attack in Syria further intensified the crisis, but once everything looked different: 30 years ago, Turkey and Israel signed a military cooperation agreement, and Erdogan's visit to Israel only strengthened the cooperation. The Turkish president was even considered a personal friend of the Ofer brothers and received advice from an Israeli doctor. So why did the alliance collapse? An...

Turmoil in elite IPS unit: Officer warned of irregularities and was removed from his position
A senior officer in the Masada unit, with 17 years of service, has petitioned the State Comptroller for whistleblower status after reporting alleged procurement failures. He claims that following his report, he was targeted by commanders, transferred without consent, and subjected to a unit-wide boycott.

Until further notice: Supreme Court forbids Levin from appointing a new head of the PID
The Supreme Court ruled that the Minister of Justice cannot appoint a new head of the Police Investigation Department (PID) and advance the process until a further decision is made. The Attorney General joined the petitions filed against the PID law, explaining that appointing a head of the PID constitutes an immediate implementation of the law.

"I want to start life over": Father of 6-year-old stabbed to death by his mother asks for help
Doron Nathaniel Hess, who lost his son Liam two years ago, told Ynet about the rehabilitation process and the high cost of training the service dog that helps him cope with PTSD. "I ask those who can and have the possibility - to help."

After criticizing the academy: Netanyahu offered Dr. Keren Assayag a reserved spot on the Likud list
The Prime Minister is looking to reserve a spot for another woman on the Likud list and met today with Dr. Keren Assayag, an academic researcher of breast cancer. Assayag expressed reluctance to enter the political system, but Netanyahu tried to persuade her. Last year, she spoke at a rally in support of the judicial reform and claimed that due to her support for it and for Netanyahu, she...

Palestinian amputee attacked with an iron bar: 'The settler wanted to hit my son'
Said al-Amour was attacked in the courtyard of his home in the Hebron Hills after, according to him, he tried to distance the attackers from his 7-year-old son. The suspects were documented in a video and arrested.

In broad daylight, at a gas station: a man was murdered at a gas station near Caesarea
A man about 45 years old was critically wounded by gunfire at a gas station near the Caesarea interchange; his death was pronounced at the hospital. A manhunt for the suspects who fled is underway; the background is believed to be criminal.

Azerbaijan works to calm tensions between Israel and Turkey: "Have you gone mad?"
In Israel, there is a lack of trust in the American envoy Berk, and if there is a diplomatic actor that enjoys the trust of both countries, it is Azerbaijan, which has already initiated a direct dialogue that led to a coordination mechanism in Syria. An Azerbaijani source: "Both you and Turkey are our friends. It is important to lower the tension immediately."

Moments before a crash: 23-year-old pilot landed in the sea in front of stunned bathers
Faith Tankley took off from Florida on her way to the Bahamas to pick up her parents in the family plane, when a chain of malfunctions occurred: the landing gear broke and the right engine failed. Fearing a fire during a belly landing on a hard runway, she turned toward the sea, maneuvered between buildings and paddleboarders, and performed a smooth water landing.