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Gold Medal: Israel's Youth Women's Basketball Team Wins European Championship Division B
A day after securing their return to Division A, the blue-and-white team impressed with an 85:66 victory over Romania to claim the title. Maya Zilbershlag was named the tournament's MVP.

"Hamas is working, we must not settle for a security zone" | Report from the Yellow Line
While the "Peace Council" outlines policy, Netanyahu clarified that the 15-point plan for Gaza is unacceptable to Israel, and forces on the ground continue to see Hamas operatives among the ruins. "We are collecting information all day," said the commander of the 202nd Battalion, who described how Hamas works to recruit operatives and creates explosive devices from unexploded ordnance of the Air...

Civilian aircraft approached Donald Trump's golf club - F-16 jets scrambled
Two civilian aircraft entered the airspace over Bedminster, New Jersey, where the US President was staying at his golf club. Fighter jets were scrambled to intercept them and escorted them out of the area. It is estimated that the pilots entered the sterile area by mistake.

"Money-grabbing machine" or a life-saving step: The speed camera revolution — and the fear of "wholesale license revocations"
The police's decision to tighten enforcement using cameras on high-risk roads is sparking criticism, and even the Ministry of Transport warns: the public needs to be prepared for such a drastic change. The Traffic Division rejects claims of excessive motivation in issuing tickets: "Not a shekel goes to us from this. Take your foot off the gas."

64-year-old teacher shot in front of family, 20-year-old missing: "We fear he was kidnapped"
While the murder rate in Arab localities has recently declined, violent incidents persist. A teacher was seriously wounded in a shooting in Jatt, and the family of 20-year-old Sharif Taher from Shefa-'Amr is searching for him after his car was found burned.

Stood by us on October 7, and now buying the most expensive Israeli: The story of Crystal Palace
Six days after the Black Saturday, when English football was hiding behind vague phrasing, Crystal Palace explicitly condemned Hamas. Now the London club is paying 25 million euros for Anan Khalaili, making him the most expensive Israeli footballer in history. Almost 30 years after the failure of Itzik Zohar, the new Israeli representative arrives at a club that is no longer satisfied with...

Pedestrian killed in traffic accident in Sharon region
A man in his 50s was struck by a vehicle on Highway 4 near the Pardesiya junction. His death was pronounced at the scene.

Don Nelson, one of the greatest NBA coaches of all time, has passed away
The legendary player and coach, who won five championships as a player, has passed away at the age of 86. Nelson ranks second in all-time NBA coaching wins and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2012.

Shooting and arson in the South Hebron Hills: "Settlers tried to burn the house - with children inside"
Palestinians report a series of attacks in the Masafer Yatta area, including shooting, stone-throwing, and arson, resulting in six injuries. Jewish residents claim the clashes were provoked by attacks on shepherds.

"War on Judges" and Persecution of Rivals: How Trump's Personal Lawyer Became the US Attorney General
Three years after leaving a New York law firm to defend Donald Trump, Todd Blanche has been confirmed by the Senate as US Attorney General. Having successfully used delay tactics to protect the president from prison, Blanche has now declared war on "rogue judges" and is actively prosecuting political rivals, raising concerns about the independence of the Department of Justice.

Missed opportunity: Hapoel Ramat Gan falls to Maccabi Petah Tikva
Massay Dego's team needed a win to qualify for the semi-finals, but suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Malabes, with Maccabi Netanya advancing instead. Goals from Owusu (63') and Hazan (75') decided the match.

In good taste: Hapoel Jerusalem beat Hapoel Petah Tikva 3:1
In the teams' final Toto Cup match, Lior Zada's squad defeated the Malabes. Israel Dappa scored a brace and Yazan Nassar added an own goal. For the opposition, Avishai Cohen only temporarily equalized.

A series of police failures in a case of assault on a minor: "Gross negligence, the offender benefited"
A chain of errors led to the fact that a defendant accused of assaulting a minor was not brought to trial four years after the incident. An indictment was deleted, the defendant managed to leave the country, and even upon his return, nothing was done about the matter for about 15 months. "This may have consequences for the minor and his family," the ombudsman determined.

"A Rift with Trump" and "Struggling to Survive": Coverage of the Rejection of the Gaza Framework - and the Gap from the Plan Netanyahu Received
Netanyahu emphasized that Israel rejects the 15 points for Gaza, but major global media outlets are focusing on the "difficult election campaign" ahead of him. The BBC wrote that "it is unlikely he will want to grant concessions now," CNN claimed that the coalition is trailing in the polls, and The New York Times noted that although he promised "total victory" - Hamas still controls parts of Gaza...

"We heard a boom - and then we saw the platoon commander covered in blood": 20 years since the Kfar Giladi disaster
12 reservists lost their lives in a Katyusha rocket strike in the assembly area near the "Roaring Lion" monument in Tel Hai. On the 20th anniversary of the disaster, soldiers and commanders of the 9255th Battalion gathered for a memorial ceremony for their comrades, including Doron Alon, then a young reservist and today a company sergeant major in the battalion, who returned to the site for the...

In reflective vests: police officers went undercover to catch a traffic offender from the north in Tel Aviv | Documentation
Detectives from the Nazareth station traveled to Tel Aviv to incriminate Muhammad Abu Ras near his workplace. After obtaining the 'golden evidence' and filming him, he managed to escape. Two months later, he turned himself in, and at the same time, he was charged with a series of traffic offenses.

Final: The dismissal of the MAHAR union chair has been approved
Histadrut Chairman Arnon Bar-David had been in a long-standing conflict with MAHAR union chair Alexandra Krushinski and decided to remove her from her position.

Three 13-14 year olds from Be'er Sheva indicted for forcing minors to perform sexual acts
Nightmare in the park: the defendants, equipped with a kitchen knife and alcohol, subjected the victims to a series of severe abuses for two hours. The main defendant, who violated house arrest, held the knife to one of the teenagers' necks. "The actions indicate severe cognitive distortions"

For the first time: Sephora will open stores in Israel on August 20
First publication: The chain will open six stores and five corners in the country in the first phase. Note: The stores that will open are "Sephora Collection only", meaning they will sell Sephora's house brand. The design will be that of Sephora stores worldwide.

Is Nvidia building an AI bubble itself: what is behind its new deals?
Nvidia is promoting massive deals worth more than $750 billion, including investments, guarantees, and financing for customers purchasing its chips. From the company's perspective, this is a way to accelerate the establishment of AI infrastructure globally. However, critics warn that as more money flows between these companies, the fear grows that a cycle is being created where Nvidia finances the...

Netanyahu: Israel rejects the 15 points of the Peace Council, we will not withdraw without the disarmament of Hamas
"When I say the disarmament of Hamas, it means heavy weapons, less heavy weapons, all weapons. And we are talking about real disarmament, not fictitious disarmament," stated the Prime Minister, who for the first time personally announced Israel's refusal to accept the presented outline. The announcement may spark disagreements with the USA.

5-year-old boy dies after being left in a car in Lod
The child was evacuated to Shamir Medical Center (Assaf Harofeh) with signs of heatstroke, but doctors were unable to save his life.

Likud vs. Erdan and Edelstein: Mutual accusations of being 'fake right-wingers' and stealing votes
Tensions are heating up between the ruling party and two of its former senior members. Likud claims the pair are 'bitter' and working to transfer votes to the left, while the new party responds that the current Likud leadership abandons soldiers' families and perpetuates draft dodging.

Herzliya: Two buildings demolished as part of a Pinui-Binui project
This is a project on Ahad Ha'Am Street in the city. As part of the initiative, two old 4-story buildings were demolished in preparation for the construction of two new 8-story buildings with 42 housing units above an underground parking lot.

"Influence Operation on the USA": The denial of the fabricated quote and the echo in the Senate
Ynet exposed the evolution of the "nuclear statement" by IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi - which was never actually said, but reached the Prime Minister's speech at Mount Herzl. The "Tehran Times" accused the "Israeli regime" of fabrications, and experts questioned the report's authenticity. Nevertheless, the false information managed to spread through American political circles.

Military support, aid trucks and digital: Turkey's quiet foothold in Lebanon
Turkey is quietly establishing a foothold in Lebanon through extensive security assistance, civil projects, and humanitarian aid. While Ankara claims to support Lebanese state institutions, its involvement includes cooperation with entities linked to Hamas and a consistent anti-Israel stance.

Kite found in Gaza envelope, council head: 'It came from Gaza'
A kite was discovered in Moshav Shuva in the western Negev. The IDF is investigating, noting that no explosive devices were found. Sdot Negev Regional Council head Tamir Idan called the incident a 'red line' that requires a firm response.

After 7 months: 4 people, including a mother and her son, arrested for murder of woman in front of her children
Wafaa Hasarma (35) from the village of Bi'ina in the Galilee was shot to death in her car; her two children were unharmed. Following a covert investigation, four suspects were arrested for involvement in the murder.

Brazen theft: Driver steals wheel from another car to replace his own
A resident of Beit She'an found her car left on stones after a wheel was stolen. Police arrested a discharged soldier who admitted to the act, claiming he lacked the funds to repair his own flat tire.

Speed camera revolution: Police fine even for exceeding the limit by a few km/h
The war on road fatalities: The head of the Traffic Division has decided to update the enforcement threshold for stationary cameras on high-risk roads. Some cameras will implement stricter enforcement, including documenting offenses within a short deviation range from the speed limit. Police: "The goal is not to issue fines, but first and foremost to save lives."

Weather Forecast: Rising Temperatures and Increased Heat Stress
The morning will be partly cloudy, followed by fair weather. Temperatures will rise, particularly in mountainous and inland areas, exceeding seasonal averages. Further warming is expected tomorrow.

Between the hammer and the anvil: The life of the Jewish community in Iran
The Jewish community in Iran leads a vibrant life with synagogues, educational institutions, and a representative in parliament, enjoying freedom of religion and full freedom of occupation. However, these freedoms are not free: they are granted in exchange for public support of the regime, which uses the community to prove it is not antisemitic. Dr. Tamar Eilam Gindin, an expert on Iran from the...

Power struggles: Maccabi Tel Aviv does not remember such a management crisis
The Recanati family is on its way to sell half of its holdings to Jason Levien, but Eric Stielman is not giving up. In the background: the firing of Federman's associates and a lack of trust between shareholders. And also: Shimon Mizrahi's concerns, the huge budget, and the vision of a new arena with 20,000 seats.

The young talent who caused Real Madrid to break its transfer record
Los Blancos went out of their way to sign 19-year-old Yan Diomande from Leipzig. The Ivorian phenomenon who shone in the World Cup has already experienced severe poverty and a heartbreaking tragedy, so becoming the greatest footballer in the world and fulfilling the promise that drives him is a small task for him.

The golden boy of Israeli swimming warms up for the European Championships
He trained between sirens, saw shrapnel falling in the yard of his home in Nahariya, and realized that the war was endangering his career. At 19, just before moving to college, Okan Goldin jumps into the water at his first senior European Championship – and sets his sights on Los Angeles 2028: "I have it in me."

VAT Payment Revolution: Tax to be Transferred at Point of Sale
The Tax Authority is promoting a smart system where businesses will transfer VAT to the state at the moment of payment, aiming to reduce bureaucracy and combat fictitious invoices. The move is expected to inject billions into public coffers. Meanwhile, the Treasury warns that VAT may rise to 19% in 2027.

Yoram Cohen on the 'Accused Law': 'I hope we will pass it in the next government'
In recordings from a home gathering obtained by ynet, former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen discussed the political landscape and the state of the organization. He advocated for the 'Accused Law,' expressed concerns regarding the Shin Bet's current leadership, and stated that a Palestinian state is currently irrelevant.

"The playground of terrorist organizations": A special report along the tense Syrian Golan sector
The "New East" project is fortifying the Golan with deep trenches and earthen embankments to hinder terrorist infiltration. The 474th Brigade maintains nine outposts deep within the territory, operating in a complex environment where distinguishing between civilians and combatants is a constant challenge.

"No trip will compare to this": The female officers who manage sensitive operations in Judea and Samaria
They sit alongside brigade commanders, receive intelligence, coordinate between the IDF, Shin Bet, and police, and accompany every operation down to the soldier on the front line. The special operations officers of the Judea and Samaria Division discuss the non-stop pace and the personal price: "Friday dinners and meetings with friends are negligible. In the end, this is the job."

Anan Khalaili on the verge of a Premier League move
The Israeli winger was absent from the Union Saint-Gilloise squad against Westerlo and is set to leave the club. He has agreed to personal terms with a top-flight English team, which is currently negotiating the transfer fee.