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Trump announces 'economic D-Day' against Iran: 'Unprecedented isolation'
The US President announced a new economic operation against Iran, which he described as the 'most crushing in history.' He did not provide details, but threatened that any country that cooperates with the Islamic Republic — whether through its airports or shell companies — will face economic consequences.

The Horn brothers are back together in the stands: 'When I returned to Toto-Turner, I had no voice. My body didn't function'
In the tunnels of Gaza, Yair Horn would mentally construct lineups and quietly hum Hapoel Be'er Sheva songs to keep his sanity. Then came the release, the helicopter over the stadium, and the return to the stands that didn't feel complete while his brother Eitan remained behind. Only now, for the first time since October 7, the family is starting the season at full strength: 'Of course, we must...

Moment before the opening whistle: Power ranking of the Premier League teams
From the team that will only benefit from being eliminated in Europe and might go all the way this time, through the empire that fell asleep in the summer and might wake up to a nightmare, and to the champion of scandals praying for a miracle the likes of which Israeli football has never known.

A League of Their Own
One by one, the symbols of the Premier League teams stepped onto the grass at Bloomfield. Avi Nimni recalled his greatest moment, Itzhak Visoker asked Moshe Sinai for royalties, Eli Ohana and Michel Dayan embraced in Jerusalem brotherhood, Arik Benado discovered that he never sweats - and Motaleh Spiegler, as usual, stole the show.

The people want commentators, not PR agents | Column
The real problem with football broadcasts in Israel is the lack of courage. Everyone wants to be part of the celebration and is afraid to spoil it. When you flatter officials and express surprise at violence in the stands, you are not respecting the viewers, but showing contempt for us.

The table does lie
Reality is more complex than the research on education budgeting in local authorities: the state must ensure quality education for all, without preventing authorities from investing beyond that.

The Diversion War
The idea that the Prime Minister might start a war to divert public opinion and prevent or postpone elections is not far-fetched. However, not every department head in the Intelligence Corps is a senior security official who can warn about such things, especially since Israel is already at war with almost every country in the region.

An old list — bad news
What is Netanyahu happy about? We are getting the same lady in a different outfit. None of those elected in the Likud primaries to realistic spots were willing to take responsibility and say: we were wrong. Soul-searching is necessary.

The New Divide
What was the divide between "Jews" and "Israelis" in the last three decades will be the divide between those who serve and those who do not in the coming years.

Strengthen, fortify, develop
The new reality requires not only a security concept for the border, but also a civilian one: strong communities, agriculture, education, employment, and stable civilian presence. A border is not just a line to be defended; it is also a space where people live.

New destination: The Asian country to which Israel will export citrus fruits
The Ministry of Agriculture has completed the process with authorities in Cambodia, and starting from the upcoming export season, Israeli farmers will be able to market citrus fruits there. The Citrus Growers Organization estimates the potential at approximately 10,000 tons per year.

Likud furious at Itamar Ben Gvir: "Trying to grow at our expense"
The Likud slogan for establishing a "broad national government" is causing unease for Itamar Ben Gvir, who accuses the ruling party on various occasions of "preferring the left." Sources in Likud told Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth that "Itamar Ben Gvir knows that the undecided voters must be brought in, but he is exploiting this." In the minister's circle, they claim: "Benjamin Netanyahu is...

Four brothers and a longing
They were born as quadruplets — brothers Guy, Eliran, and Roi, and sister Mor. Despite their different personalities, the Farjon siblings were inseparable best friends. On August 19, 2006, exactly 20 years ago, Roi was killed in a terror attack. "For years it was hard for me to wish the three children a happy birthday," says their mother, Tami. "It is not easy to celebrate when Roiki is no longer...

With the Israeli wonderkid on the pitch: Barcelona won the Gamper Trophy
Just before the champions open the season, the Catalans beat Egypt's Al-Ahly 1:2 in the traditional preparation match. 28 minutes for Oriane Goren, who came off the bench.

Drones strike Russian oil: Fuel shortages and rationing return to Moscow
Russia is facing a second wave of fuel crisis following Ukrainian drone attacks on oil facilities. Major gas station chains, including Rosneft, Gazprom, and Lukoil, have imposed limits on gasoline sales. Despite government claims of market stabilization, Russia has begun importing fuel. Meanwhile, nine people were killed in ongoing hostilities, and 206 prisoners of war were returned in a mutual...

Warning to Israel: Sanctions possible even before the elections
A new tender for the construction of about 1,200 housing units in the E1 area is causing a stir in Europe, which claims that Israel committed not to build in the area beyond the Green Line. Germany, France, the UK, and Italy are discussing how to act, but fear that imposing sanctions at this time would actually strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the elections. UN Secretary-General: "An...

The race for the UN Secretary-General position: The new candidate, the map of chances - and the attitude towards Israel
Ivonne A-Baki, a diplomat with 40 years of experience from Ecuador, has joined the list of candidates to replace Antonio Guterres. Now the question arises whether she will manage to challenge Rebeca Grynspan from Costa Rica, who is considered a leading candidate for the position. Here is the full list of candidates and their attitude towards Israel.

Green Line to open this weekend in Jerusalem: The stations, the frequency, and the news that will disappoint fans
The new light rail route will be seven kilometers long, include 12 new stations, and intersect with the veteran Red Line. Although fans have been waiting for years, the station next to Teddy Stadium and the Arena will not operate during major events.

Deni Avdija: "I didn't dream of reaching the NBA, you need luck - not just ability"
The Portland Trail Blazers star spoke at the Israel Basketball Association's festive gala: "I tell children to believe in themselves, to dream big." Oded Kattash also spoke: "Over the years I have been privileged to coach the best, and I discovered how many layers coaching has." And also: the first class of the Israeli Basketball Hall of Fame.

Two-year-old girl found injured after going missing; 11-year-old detained
A two-year-old toddler in Jerusalem was found by her parents with injuries half an hour after she went missing. She was hospitalized in light condition. An 11-year-old boy is suspected of attacking her.

Report: Mossad chief's conversation with Syrian Foreign Minister focused on Turkey
According to Reuters, Gofman and al-Shaibani spoke last week and discussed the Turkish military presence in Syria — days before the Israeli strikes on the airbase in the north of the country.

Behind the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: "There is no strike, just a lack of manpower"
While passengers at Ben Gurion Airport face long waits for luggage, employees report extreme workloads and a structural staff shortage. They claim the current employment model forces out experienced workers before they gain tenure. The Israel Airports Authority rejects these claims, citing the seasonal nature of the work and established labor agreements.

The people you don't know: Netanyahu's campaign hive revealed
Alongside Yonatan Urich, Topaz Luk, and the mayor of Bat Yam, information that reached ynet reveals a series of figures involved in the Likud campaign - from businessman Avi Gross, who advises the PM on reserved spots and whose production complex became the headquarters, to the "digital genius" who stood behind a provocative Facebook page, and Shlomo Filber, who provides polling services.

Iceland Goes to the Polls: Will Fishing Rights Decide the EU Membership Bid?
Iceland is preparing for a referendum on whether to resume EU accession talks, which were frozen in 2013. Amidst geopolitical uncertainty and threats from the US, the nation is weighing the economic benefits of membership against the risk of losing control over its vital fishing industry.

Equestrian: A great start for Mark Bluman at the World Championships in Aachen
The Israeli rider and the horse Landon de Niez are ranked seventh at the end of the first qualifying day. They finished without faults in a time of 72.50 seconds, just 0.95 seconds from first place. The Israeli team is ranked ninth at the end of the first day and is aiming for a ticket to Los Angeles 2028.

Complained about the deputy principal — and was sent to teach at another school
Ilan Tashtash, who coached the women's sailing team for the Olympics, also taught at the School of Maritime Education. According to him, he was transferred because he exposed improper conduct. What did the Labor Court rule?

Palestinian worker claimed 438,000 shekels — court awards only a tenth
A young man employed in electrical work resigned and demanded social benefits for five years of full-time employment. However, the court determined he worked part-time and for a shorter duration.

Infrastructure works: train lines to the north to be suspended over the weekend
Train passengers from Beit She'an, Haifa, and Nahariya will face extensive disruptions from tomorrow morning until Sunday morning, with 12 stations closed. Israel Railways stated that the works are scheduled during a period of lower demand and urged the public to check updated timetables. Additionally, further disruptions are expected in the coming weeks on the line between Modi'in and Ben Gurion...

The IV infusion affair: Ironi Tiberias players reach settlement with Anti-Doping Agency
Guy Hadida, David Keltjens, and Niv Gottlieb have reached a settlement under which each will be suspended for eight months, with the possibility of a five-month reduction subject to full cooperation with the agency.

Sapir Berman fails fitness test and will miss the start of the season
The senior referee has not been assigned to the opening rounds of the Premier League and must wait for the next fitness testing session at the Wingate Institute to resume her duties.

Like for an explosive, share for a hit: How criminal organizations turned the web into a terror arena
In an era where every person has a smartphone with a camera, shooting, an explosive device, or arson no longer remain at the scene of the event, but are documented and distributed rapidly with the goal of reaching audiences far wider than the direct victims, to increase terror among the public, and to recruit new activists.

Maccabi Haifa: Peter Ogbuade loaned to Hungarian champion
The 'Greens' midfielder will go on a one-year loan to the Hungarian club Győr. According to reports in Ukraine, a Ukraine national team player rejected an offer from the 'Greens'.

And what if it really was the Military Advocate General?
The Channel 14 researcher did indeed err in identifying Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, but it is more disturbing to think what would have happened if he had not erred: the legal campaign cannot include personal physical harassment and humiliation beyond what is already mandated by the painful and necessary process of criminal trial.

Why you are celebrating her fall in particular
Israeli politics is full of men who said stupid things, did stupid things, flip-flopped, were embarrassed, and became caricatures - but something about Idit Silman evokes not just mockery, but also a desire to see her fall. There are, of course, many excellent reasons for this, but also one less comfortable one: she is a woman.

Damaging the economic security of Israel Aerospace Industries is damaging the security of the state
The delay in payments by the Ministry of Finance to Israel Aerospace Industries threatens not only the company's ability to continue its work during this sensitive period, but also compromises the security of Israel's citizens.

After 32 years: Mystery of tourist's murder in German fortress solved as 81-year-old pleads guilty
The defendant, whose identity remains confidential, admitted at the start of his trial to the 1994 murder of 24-year-old American tourist Amy Lopez. He lured her into an isolated room at the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress in Koblenz, where he bound, sexually assaulted, and stabbed her to death. The case was solved earlier this year after modern DNA analysis linked him to the crime.

Strengthening: United close to signing a midfielder, Arsenal in talks for Konsa
The two giants are preparing for significant reinforcements just before the season kicks off. The Red Devils have submitted a £65 million bid for Brighton midfielder Carlos Balba, while Arsenal is nearing a deal for Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa, valued at £60 million.

Lessons of October 7: Attack helicopter squadron relocates to the north
The "Magic Touch" Apache helicopter squadron, which supported maneuvering forces and intercepted UAVs during the war, has moved from Ramon base to Ramat David. Major G. explained that following the lessons of October 7, the IDF decided to disperse attack helicopter forces across both ends of the country to ensure better border protection.

The shooting at aid and medical workers - and the death of Hind Rajab: IDF investigations - and the decisions
After causing an international outcry, the IDF General Staff's fact-finding mechanism has completed its review of five significant incidents that occurred during the fighting in Gaza - and has made legal decisions. Regarding the deaths of "World Central Kitchen" workers and the shooting at "Doctors Without Borders" personnel, it was determined that there is no suspicion of a crime. The death of...

Official: Maccabi Tel Aviv announces the sale of Henry Addo to the Portuguese league
The 'Yellows' have reached an agreement with Tondela for the transfer of the 23-year-old Ghanaian attacker, who departs after two seasons. Meanwhile, right-back Noam Schwartz (20) has been loaned from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Hapoel Ramat Gan.