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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.

"Our courtyard, Russia's. No need for negotiations": The unusual visit to Jerusalem - to the site Putin demands
The Russian ambassador to Israel arrived at the Alexander Courtyard in the Old City with a large delegation, days after claiming that "only legal procedures need to be completed" to transfer the historic site to Moscow. In Israel, it is emphasized that no decision has yet been made. The Ukrainian nuns who operate the place: "Russian clergy have already asked us 'when are you leaving?'"

Journalist Netali Shem Tov Expected to Join Ofer Winter's Party
If no last-minute changes occur, the media personality, who also received offers from Likud and Gilad Erdan, is set to join the new right-wing party alongside Yoseph Haddad and Lali Deri.

The safest neighborhood in Israel vs. the most dangerous: "People don't walk around here at night"
The ynet crime index, based on police data analyzed by the Madlan company, found that the South Rothschild neighborhood in Tel Aviv has the highest number of offenses per thousand people - 460.8 - while in the 200 complex in Hod HaSharon the number is 200 times lower. "There is a sense of security for the children, everything here is invested in," said a resident of the neighborhood. In Tel Aviv...

Jonathan Pollard enters politics and backs Sharren Haskel: "You fought for me"
Former spy Jonathan Pollard has announced he is joining the "Israel First" party, founded by former deputy minister Sharren Haskel. In a statement at the Western Wall, he emphasized the need for accountability following October 7 and praised Haskel's past efforts on his behalf.

Special education teacher dismissed for physically abusing 9-year-old student
A teacher physically harmed a child who refused to board the school bus. She dragged him several meters by his backpack straps, causing his clothing to slide down and resulting in injuries. Following criminal proceedings involving community service, a disciplinary tribunal has now ordered her permanent dismissal from the civil service.

Shelly Yachimovich reveals: "I was diagnosed with a pancreatic tumor"
In a social media post, the former Labor Party chair updated that the tumor was removed surgically and she is undergoing chemotherapy to prevent its return: "There is a pretty good chance for this, but I am in a practical mood and at peace even with less optimistic scenarios."

After more than half a year: escalators at the country's busiest train station to be replaced
Disruptions and traffic restrictions are expected at the Tel Aviv HaShalom train station in the coming week, following works to replace faulty escalators after eight months of downtime. Access from the Azrieli Mall to Platform 1 and northbound trains will be blocked starting Tuesday, and will only be possible from across the road. Further works are expected later.

"For me, the transition to Delek Energy Renewables is a natural return home to the kibbutzim and moshavim"
At the peak of his success as CEO of Doral Israel, at only 37 years old and managing turnovers of billions of shekels and hundreds of employees, Avital Ofek decided to leave everything to build something new. In an interview, he talks about his rise to the top of the energy world, the new management concept he brings to the Delek Energy Renewables group, and his future goals.

"A terrible game, but Real found a way to win": Madrid celebrates - and crowns a new hero
The Blancos looked far from their peak, but a goal by Carlos Aspi in the 90th minute secured a 1:2 win over Espanyol in the Portuguese manager's return debut. Fans were enthusiastic about the winning mentality: "Mourinho's dark magic is back."

In which city was a 3-room private house sold for a million shekels?
Also: how much was a 2.5-room apartment sold for in Bat Yam and how much was paid for a 4-room apartment in Kiryat Gat? Making a deal.

Paying a double price: The immense economic burden on reservist families
A new study sheds light on the heavy economic burden placed on reservists and their families: more than half report increased household expenses and career damage following their service. The situation is also troubling for the general public: 77% of parents in Israel are forced to cut back on buying clothes for their children, and 45% feel that the situation harms their ability to provide a good...

Drove recklessly and caused the death of his cousin. The punishment: license revocation
A 17.5-year-old performed a dangerous overtake near Isfiya, lost control, and was ejected from the vehicle along with his 16-year-old relative, who was killed. His father attacked the sentence: "Revocation is like burying him."

Mother-in-law sued to evict her daughter-in-law from the apartment - and won
For years, a couple lived in an apartment belonging to the husband's mother. After the separation, the woman remained there with the children and claimed: "I am also an owner of the property." But the court thought otherwise.

"I experienced a crisis, I asked myself if I was still worthy": Artem Dolgopyat in a special interview
After a painful fall, he captured his third European gold in the floor exercise and cemented his status as the greatest Israeli athlete of all time — Artem Dolgopyat opens up about everything. The struggle against the younger generation ("To me, they are children, today it is much harder for me"), the comparison to Deni Avdija ("He is the greatest in basketball, I am in gymnastics"), and the fears...

Two Killed in East Jerusalem Shooting Amid Family Feud
Police are investigating a shooting incident in which two men in their 40s and 50s were killed, and at least eight others sustained moderate to light injuries. Numerous gunshots were reported in the area.

"Judea and Samaria are spiraling out of control": IDF is stretched to the limit, and extremist Jews are marking new targets
Just as Palestinian terrorism is at a low point, the army warns that the Judea and Samaria sector is on the verge of an explosion due to the rise in nationalist crime, and the fear is, of course, a total conflagration. Sources in the system admit that the bodies are unable to channel the work between them and fight the phenomenon, which is meanwhile being watched with concern from overseas...

Investigation: Europe is being blackmailed and is paying a cruel Libyan tyrant to prevent a "massive influx of migrants"
The militias of General Khalifa Haftar, who controls eastern Libya, have been accused for years of abuse and extortion of ransom from migrants. Despite this, the European Union intends to fund and train the general's forces to stop the flow of refugees. A "Der Spiegel" investigation reveals that Brussels is acting out of "fear of retaliation".

During wartime, a 'chronic' electricity crisis - and hunger: The Houthis' ostentatious celebration
Streets, houses, cars, and boats in Yemen are currently decorated in green in honor of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday. However, the situation in the country is far from festive: the war with Saudi Arabia is ongoing, many areas suffer from severe electricity shortages, and hospitals are collapsing. 'The atmosphere is pleasant with the green color, but my pockets are empty,' locals say.

Heading to Poland: Israel national team to face Georgia in a warm-up match
The Blue and Whites will hold a final test tomorrow (Sunday, 18:30) before the pair of World Cup qualifying matches. Netanel Artzi: "Georgia will give us a mirror of what we are going to face."

Israel Katz's attack on Donald Trump's envoy and Artem Dolgopyat's triumph | Saturday Headlines
A terrorist was neutralized near Damascus, and the minister revealed intelligence preceding the strike in Syria. Donald Trump's envoy hinted at political motives behind Israeli actions. Kites were spotted in the Gaza envelope. The USA imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, while Russia bombed a shopping center, killing 16. Artem Dolgopyat won his third European Championship title.

Tutors needed for children with cancer in the north, and for immigrant children in Beit Shemesh and Ashkelon
Where to volunteer this week: Ahead of the upcoming school year, the "Chinuch LePsagot" association is looking for mentors for children and teenagers from the periphery in the excellence centers it operates. The "Neve Michael" boarding school in Pardes Hanna needs volunteers for academic assistance for at-risk children. The "Elifelet" association in Tel Aviv would be happy to have volunteers for...

Netanyahu fears splits in the bloc and tries to bring order to the chaos: "It's do or die"
Following the Likud primaries, the Prime Minister has shifted his focus to a critical political task: organizing his bloc. He warns that running too many separate lists could lead to wasted votes and cause a right-wing party to fall below the electoral threshold.

A sparkling duo: Williams and Alcaraz to team up at the US Open
The two giants will join forces in the mixed doubles tournament that kicks off next week, as the 23-year-old Spaniard will make his first official appearance after about four months. Other collaborations: Djokovic and Sabalenka, Rybakina and Fritz.

Father abandons 7-year-old son on Mount Fuji to continue climb
A father in Japan left his 7-year-old son alone at an altitude of 2,500 meters after the boy grew tired during a climb up Mount Fuji. The child was found by a mountain worker in rain and fog. Police ordered the father to return and reprimanded him for his reckless behavior.

Changing the trend in a dangerous phenomenon: "Once it was part of the joy, it is possible to celebrate without it"
Shooting at events and weddings in the Arab community has long been considered routine. Recently, increased enforcement and initiatives from within the community have raised awareness, and a decline has been recorded in the phenomenon, which often ended in tragedy: "It is possible to dance and enjoy without hearing gunshots." The police are operating surveillance balloons, and signs are hung at...

"I was a bone in the throat of the doctors who fought for Adele. Today I walk among them"
13 years after the stone-throwing attack in which her toddler daughter was critically injured, Dr. Adva Biton has returned to Schneider Medical Center as a quality assurance manager. She also runs the "Adele" charity project and dreams of launching a mobile therapeutic center for bereaved families: "If from our story we can manage to bring a little comfort to other families, that will be her...

Zoo director also in danger: Israeli attacked at dream destination — will they be deported?
A dispute between an Israeli citizen and the French director of a zoo on Koh Samui, who bans Israelis, has reached the courts. After the Israeli claimed he was attacked and the zoo director complained that his mother's house was set on fire, Thai authorities are considering deporting both.

129 years after the First Zionist Congress: Calls for "death to Zionism" in Basel
A pro-Palestinian group is planning an anti-Israel demonstration in Basel on August 29, the anniversary of the 1897 First Zionist Congress. Organizers are using the slogan "death to Zionism" and imagery reminiscent of Hamas propaganda, though local police have yet to receive a permit request.

The hooded crow that waits for the traffic light - and its secrets in the city
It distinguishes between humans, excels at problem-solving, and even uses traffic to obtain food. What makes the hooded crow one of the most successful animals in the urban environment? Let's find out.

Mansour Abbas: "The State of Palestine exists. We want Israel and the USA to recognize it"
The Ra'am chairman spoke at the party's national conference where the list for the next Knesset will be determined: "We are putting Israeli democracy to the test." MK Walid Taha added: "We are not satisfied with just making demands — we are acting politically for solutions."

Plummeting in the polls and a cloud of corruption: the troubles of the "Ukrainian Churchill"
Ukraine is achieving impressive successes on the front, but the public image of President Volodymyr Zelensky continues to crack. His associates are finding themselves in interrogation rooms one after another, generals are gaining popularity at his expense against the backdrop of the war, and most polls show: the people are fed up with the government and the opposition, and want new people.

Syrian report: IDF eliminated a person in the Damascus countryside
According to the report, the attack took place in the village of Beit Jinn, in the Damascus countryside.

The greatest Israeli athlete in history: The achievements of Artem Dolgopyat
Two Olympic medals, a world gold, and three European championship titles — Artem Dolgopyat has already etched his name in the history books. From the unforgettable gold in Tokyo to the great moments on the podium, the Israeli continues to collect achievements and set a new bar. At 29, after having won almost every possible title, he is still looking forward — to the next dream, Los Angeles 2028.

Trump's Great Crash: The Dramatic Data Arriving at the Most Dangerous Time
The name "Trump" will not appear on the ballot this time, but the midterm elections will be a referendum on his presidency. Less than 3 months before the vote, the president is facing a sharp erosion among independent voters, a distancing of Hispanics, and disappointment even within the Republican camp - in the shadow of the war in Iran and the cost of living: "He is not doing what he promised...

Court Orders Club Brawl Participants to Pay Compensation to Victim
Seven and a half years after a nightclub assault that left a young man requiring complex jaw surgery, a court has approved a settlement agreement awarding the victim 335,050 shekels in compensation.

Cocaine exposed the dark side: The fall of the 'bad boy' of world tennis
From the provocative tennis player who attacked everyone to the entanglement that shook his career. The Australian, who sharply criticized drug scandals in the tour, found himself on the other side of the fence this time. The great talent, injuries, and personal struggles combined into a new low point in his career. Now he is forced to deal with the consequences.