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The IDF has paused strikes in the Gaza Strip amid negotiations on demilitarization. Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Orit Struck claim the cabinet was misled regarding the details of the proposed plan.

Extreme drought has caused Danube water levels to hit record lows, pushing nuclear power plants in Hungary and Romania to the brink of shutdown. Authorities are implementing emergency measures to secure energy supplies.

The Knesset Speaker holds a state position by nature, but Amir Ohana chose to highlight in his campaign his hawkish struggle against the judicial system, including threats of non-compliance with Supreme Court rulings, disparaging the Supreme Court President, and boycotting the Attorney General.

Defense Minister Israel Katz shared a video on X featuring Saddam Hussein, accompanied by a sarcastic comment about "dismissals with style." The post sparked controversy amid reports regarding the potential replacement of Central Command Chief Avi Bluth.

The terrorist, Mahmoud Fatair, participated in the release "ceremonies" of many hostages, including Moran Stella Yanai, Itay Regev, Raz Ben-Ami, and Ofir Engel. He was eliminated over the weekend in Deir al-Balah.

Upon leaving an interrogation at Lahav 433, the contractor, detained on suspicion of concealing real estate rights and asset smuggling, stated: "There is a group of criminals who want to take money, destroy a person, and silence them. They will pay a heavy price for this."

The Supreme Court sharply criticized Adalah’s petition against the law to end UNRWA’s activity in Israel. The judges recommended withdrawing the petition as baseless.

Israel is a place where everything happens 'after': after the war, after the elections, after the holidays, and now it turns out there is also 'after the Likud primaries'.

According to information obtained by Ynet, Tal Yinon Dardik, a suspect in the abuse of Palestinians currently at the center of a conflict between the Defense Minister and the Central Command Chief, continues to eat despite claims of a hunger strike. IPS sources report he consumes challah and fish, while his family insists his health is in critical condition.

The Gaza Peace Council announced an agreement on disarmament and troop withdrawal, but a "political source" denied the commitment. Ministers are now demanding a cabinet meeting over discrepancies in the roadmap.

The investigation in Lahav 433 regarding the vote on the State Comptroller is a situation in which the investigating authority is asked to be the first to determine what happened. This is a far-reaching step: criminal justice is not supposed to serve as an outsourcing mechanism for establishing the truth.

The debate over the right of Israelis living abroad to vote in elections raises a fundamental question: is Israeli identity merely a matter of residential address, or is it something deeper?

Former minister Matan Kahana of the 'Yashar!' party has spoken out against the potential dismissal of senior officials, including Shin Bet head David Zini, in a future government. He emphasized that legal appointments must be respected.

The UK parliamentary ethics watchdog has launched an investigation into Richard Tice, deputy leader of the Reform UK party, over allegations of failing to declare a conflict of interest during a debate regarding Israel.

The Ramat Gan municipality has launched a tender for a major assisted living complex to replace two aging facilities. The project will feature 400 units housed in a 35-story tower and a 10-story building.

A broken arm of a one-year-old toddler led to the exposure of a series of severe acts of violence at the private “Hiyuchim” kindergarten in Tel Aviv. Indictments have been filed against the assistant and the manager.

The Ram Aderet Group has received a building permit for the first phase of the MY ADERET NORTH project in Carmi Gat North. The development will feature 237 apartments, with a portion allocated to the 'Apartment at a Discount' program and 118 units available on the free market.

The family of Captain Eitan Fish, who fell in battle in the Gaza Strip, has received his duffel bag, discovered years later. His father, David, described the emotional moment: "Truly a whirlwind of emotions, it is shaking to touch these things."

The President boasted last night of his victory in two adult categories at a tournament at his golf course in New Jersey, and posted footage of the "winning shot" – while mocking his rivals: "Unlike the other participants, I have very little time to practice." In the background: allegations of cheating on his part.

First publication: Netali Shem Tov met with Gilad Erdan who offered her to join his party - but she refused. According to sources, Shem Tov is seriously considering entering politics, and does not rule out the possibility of integrating into the Likud, insofar as the move is officially carried out.

A department manager at the National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) has successfully argued that a specific incident of workplace humiliation contributed to her mental health decline and fibromyalgia. The court has ordered a medical examination to determine the causal link.

A dispute in a private company may reach a point where the court does not settle for deciding who is right, but instead chooses a way to separate the parties. These are the main separation mechanisms.

Officers from the Lahav 433 unit have detained several businessmen on suspicion of bankruptcy fraud and asset concealment. The suspects include current and former senior Likud party officials.

Lake Brenets, located on the Swiss-French border and renowned for its picturesque scenery, has nearly dried up following months of drought and record-breaking heatwaves. With tourist boats grounded on the cracked lakebed, local businesses face a devastating season.

The 26-year-old American center, who did not impress last season at Fenerbahçe, is expected to be the third big man in the rotation after Roman Sorkin and Daniel Theis.

Mourinho has returned to the Bernabeu with a promise to bring Real back to the top, but even before the start of the season it is clear that the squad is far from perfect: the goalkeeper question, the pursuit of Rodri, the congestion in the attack, and the ignoring of Castilla require quick solutions. Do you also have something to say? Send us columns to the address: kick@ynet.co.il

Defense Minister Israel Katz's irresponsible attempt to fire the GOC Central Command on live television has sparked outrage, highlighting a disregard for legal authority and national security.

Matias Nahuel, who was purchased in the summer of 2024 from the Polish club Slask Wroclaw for about 2.5 million euros, is leaving the club. During his two seasons on the Carmel, Nahuel recorded only 24 appearances in all competitions.

Mortgage refinancing is the process of replacing an existing loan with a new one under better terms. Given the recent decline in interest rates, experts advise borrowers to review their current mortgage agreements.

A family dispute in Jisr az-Zarqa led to the assault of a 23-year-old woman engaged to a relative of the suspects. The victim described horrific abuse that was documented by the attackers. Police have launched an investigation and the suspects remain in custody.

For years, she was one of Hollywood’s “invisible” women, but a single compliment from Matt Damon changed everything. Canadian stuntwoman Deven Dalton, who went viral after the actor praised her as having “the best arms” he had ever seen, shares her experience working on the box-office epic.

Planning committees have approved a 1,700-apartment project in Ramla's industrial zone and a new student dormitory complex at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot.

The US administration is purchasing yen in the amount of 5–10 billion dollars as the Japanese currency hits 40-year lows. Beyond supporting an ally, the intervention offers a direct benefit to Washington: it may reduce Japan's sale of US bonds, thereby lowering the cost of servicing American debt.

Defense Minister Israel Katz denied reports that he dismissed Central Command chief Avi Bluth live on air. Katz called the allegations part of a political campaign against the government.

The public execution carried out by Defense Minister Israel Katz against Major General Avi Blut is a good opportunity to draw a very clear dividing line within the Right: ideological Right versus populist Right.

The Lod District Court has ruled that Champion Motors and Volkswagen must compensate vehicle owners for repairs related to a serial gear selector defect. The companies are required to cover repair costs and emotional damages.

The body of 38-year-old Elizabeth Jane Ross, a Scottish volunteer who assisted refugees and the homeless in Greece, was discovered in an abandoned Athens building on July 18. A 26-year-old Afghan national was arrested nearly two weeks later after being caught on CCTV using the victim's credit cards. Investigators believe he also impersonated Ross in text messages to her father to delay the...

Summer heat can mask the early symptoms of Type 1 diabetes. Increased thirst and frequent urination are often mistaken for dehydration, but recognizing these signs early is vital to prevent life-threatening diabetic ketoacidosis.

Amidst the election campaign and multi-front conflict, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has announced a freeze on Major General appointments until early 2027. The move ensures that Central Command chief Avi Bluth will remain in his role for at least three more years, despite Defense Minister Israel Katz's attempts to replace him.

Central Command Chief Major General Avi Blut learned of his dismissal by Defense Minister Israel Katz during an operational meeting. The IDF distanced itself from the minister's statement.