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More than a million shekels per room: where was a 4-room apartment sold for 5.2 million shekels?
And also: how much did a 5-room apartment in Beersheba cost, how much was a 4-room apartment sold for in the center of Netanya, and for what amount was a 5-room apartment purchased in Haifa? A review of second-hand transactions.

From Managing Tens of Billions to Collapse: The Great Fall of the AI Prince
Leopold Aschenbrenner, a former OpenAI researcher, grew his hedge fund to a peak of $45 billion in assets, but a recent market downturn has forced a massive sell-off of his holdings.

Israel Ranks Second Most Expensive in The Economist's 'Big Mac Index'
Israel has reached second place globally in The Economist's Big Mac Index, trailing only Switzerland. The 25% jump in dollar-denominated prices is driven by the strengthening of the shekel to 3 NIS per dollar.

Successful Night for Israelis in MLS: Baribo and Turgeman Score, Messi Returns
Tai Baribo scored his 11th goal of the season in his fourth consecutive match, Dor Turgeman found the net again, and Idan Toklomati provided an assist. Lionel Messi made his return to the pitch for Inter Miami for the first time since May.

The player who is hard for me to love, but impossible to stop appreciating | User Column
His provocations, political views, and statements alienate many fans, but when the ball is at his feet, it is impossible to argue with his rare talent. Why, despite everything, I want to see Lamine Yamal continue to break records. Do you have something to say? Send your columns to: kick@ynet.co.il

Medical Negligence at Assuta: Patient Awarded 8.3 Million Shekels After Spinal Surgery
The Tel Aviv District Court has ordered the Assuta hospital network to pay 8.3 million shekels to a patient left paralyzed after a surgical instrument broke during a back operation. Including National Insurance Institute benefits, the total compensation will reach 11.25 million shekels.

After participating in Barcelona matches, Oriane Goren to be called up to the Israel national team
The 17-year-old Israeli wonderkid, who played 28 minutes in the Spanish champion's last friendly match, is expected to be included in Ran Ben Shimon's squad for the Nations League matches in September.

The Jewish Revolution Is Much Deeper Than It Seems
In the ongoing reading of Deuteronomy and the parallel cycle of the haftarot of consolation from the book of Isaiah, there is a standing demand: to continue the Jewish revolution with care and determination. These texts contain the seeds of a human and Jewish revolution regarding human dignity, obligations, the necessity of humility, and the leadership’s responsibility.

Heatwave peaks: temperatures up to 43°C and extreme heat stress
Temperatures will rise slightly today, bringing hot conditions to the mountains and inland areas, with humidity on the coastal plain. Winds will strengthen in the afternoon, and while a gradual cooling trend begins tomorrow, heavy heat stress will persist throughout the week.

SpaceX Rocket Stage Set to Impact the Moon This Week
The upper stage of a SpaceX rocket, left in space after launching two lunar landers, is on a collision course with the Moon. It is expected to crash into the lunar surface this Wednesday.

The Vanishing Leader of Iran: The Mystery Surrounding Mojtaba Khamenei | With Beni Sabti
Months after inheriting his father's position, the new Supreme Leader of Iran is neither seen nor heard in public – only written messages, no voice, no appearance. How can one rule a country in a totalitarian manner when the people do not see their leader, and what do Western intelligence reports say about his physical and mental state? Beni Sabti, an Iran researcher at the INSS, explains who is...

Huge Budget, Big Names: Bnei Eilat's 'Galacticos' Project in Liga Bet
While the summer off-season is quiet, Liga Bet's Bnei Eilat is building a 'mini-Galacticos' project. With high-profile signings and an ambitious three-year plan, the club aims for the National League.

What lies behind the surprising success of Israeli clubs in Europe?
Four representatives, 100% success rate, and a jump in the European ranking: Israeli football recorded an excellent week in the qualifiers for European competitions. This success is largely due to the security situation, which makes it difficult to bring in new foreign players and forces clubs to maintain the squads from last season.

When Toughness Became Art: Saying Goodbye to Franco Baresi, the Absolute Symbol of AC Milan
A tribute to the legendary AC Milan captain Franco Baresi, who passed away at 66. The author reflects on how Baresi’s defensive mastery defined an era of football.

Israeli couple's honeymoon in Ceuta turns into a siege: "We were locked in the hotel for two and a half days"
Maor Lopez and his wife traveled to the Spanish enclave to visit family and celebrate an annual festival, but a mass breach of migrants from Morocco disrupted their plans. "The streets were filled, my wife went into a panic. We didn't know if they were coming with good intentions," he said. The couple had to relocate: "If the situation worsens, we will return to Israel."

Saying 'Yes' to the Agreement
If you delve into the details, you find weaknesses in the 15-point agreement. But the main point is the headlines stating that Hamas is ready to disarm. It may not be a total victory, but we are the closest to it since October 7.

A Strip of Illusions
The peace council's proposal for a Gaza settlement, promoted with Donald Trump's involvement, puts Israel in a difficult position. The plan involves establishing a technocratic government, effectively leaving Hamas in power.

Diplomatic Maneuvering: Saudi Arabia, Iran, and the Future of the Region
In three days, Israel and Lebanon will resume talks in Rome involving military and security officials. Amidst high-level visits to the White House, Saudi Arabia is working to distance Israel from conflicts in Syria and Lebanon to avoid Iranian escalation.

“Live and Let Live” — The New Reality
It is no longer only the right of the liberal public to have espresso and cheesecake on Shabbat — it is the right to live at all. It is the refusal to remain alone on the front line. This is the new “Live and Let Live.”

Neither Demilitarization Nor Victory: The 'Absolute Gamble' in the Gaza Roadmap
El Alamein has become the site for the Gaza war-ending 'roadmap'. While the plan mandates the transfer of governance to a new Palestinian body, critics warn of massive loopholes regarding Hamas disarmament and verification mechanisms.

The 35-year-old Ukrainian behind the 'Flamingo': How the missile that strikes the heart of Russia was born
Iryna Trakh, an architect from Kharkiv, founded a weapons company with her partners in a makeshift garage. Three years later, she operates dozens of factories, producing thousands of UAVs and about a hundred cruise missiles per month. The 'Flamingo', carrying over a ton of explosives, has provided Ukraine with an independent strike capability deep inside Russia. Her next goal is the development of...

Two-vote gap and suspicion of irregularities: Likud voting results in danger of cancellation
The Likud court is examining information regarding fraud, invalid vote counting, and the removal of observers during the vote on proposals by Benjamin Netanyahu and Haim Katz. The initiative allowing MKs and ministers to run in districts passed by only two votes, and a recount is expected.

Disaster in Peru: 13 Dead in Light Plane Crash Near Nazca Lines
A tourist plane crashed in southern Peru while en route to view the Nazca Lines. Authorities confirmed that all 13 people on board perished in the accident.

Vincent Pastore, "Big Pussy" from "The Sopranos," Has Passed Away
The veteran actor, best known for his portrayal of Salvatore "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero in the hit HBO series, was found deceased at his home in New York at the age of 80. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of his death after a neighbor raised concerns following days of silence.

Sixth foreigner: Hapoel Holon's new forward
Brandon Jones Jr. arrives to the 'purples' after an impressive season at Sporting Lisbon. Coach Predrag Krunić: "He can help the team be more competitive and play team basketball."

Volunteers needed for a soup kitchen in Be'er Sheva and support for the mentally ill in Beit Shemesh
Where to volunteer this week: The "Sordim" association is seeking volunteers for home visits to Holocaust survivors. The "Lev HaSh" association needs workshop facilitators for parents of children with cancer in Haifa. The Association for the Advancement of Education in Tel Aviv is looking for drivers to distribute food, and other opportunities are available nationwide.

Iran's Proxy Plan: Making the War as Expensive as Possible for Trump
Since the collapse of the ceasefire, Iran has intensified proxy attacks to destabilize the region. The strategy aims to pressure Washington and increase the economic cost of the war for President Donald Trump.

Eli Segev, former owner of Maccabi Netanya, passed away at the age of 73
The businessman, who led the club back to the Premier League in the 2013/14 season, passed away in South Africa as a result of medical complications following a stroke. The club eulogized: "A significant and unforgettable figure."

Drama in the Histadrut reaches the labor court: Will Krushinsky's removal be cancelled?
The removal of the MAHAR union chair initiated by Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David is expected to be approved tomorrow, but the labor court has decided to suspend the implementation of the decision until a hearing on the legality of the move this coming Thursday.

Strengthening the backcourt: Eugene German signed with Hapoel Tel Aviv
The 28-year-old American guard joined the Reds on a one-season contract. Last season he played in China and Puerto Rico: "I will give everything on the court. Let's win a championship together."

Half-time: Tiberias - Ironi Kiryat Shmona 0:0
Toto Cup, Round 3: A calm game at the Barell Stadium. The visitors are controlling the ball, Gabay missed a good opportunity to score. On the other hand, Shviro missed a header from close range. Who will win?

Minute 82: Bnei Sakhnin - Hapoel Haifa 1:0
In the 3rd round of the Toto Cup, Hapoel Haifa leads thanks to an Alon Turgeman goal in the 35th minute. The match is played at a high pace, despite Dario Zuparic being sent off in the second half.

Retired Major General Against Netanyahu: "I Will Never Forgive Him. The Government Has Betrayed the Values of Jewish Tradition"
Amid protests in Tel Aviv and Haifa, retired Major General Yom Tov Samia accused the government of betraying national values and demanded the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre.

Israel's Youth National Team Defeats Norway by 59 Points
The 'blue and whites' cruised to an 84:25 victory over Norway in their second match of the FIBA U18 Women's EuroBasket Division B in Romania.

Alert in Israel: USA may strike Iran; Ultra-Orthodox riots at Jerusalem cafe
CBS reports that significant strikes against Iran could occur by tomorrow. In Jerusalem, Ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with patrons at a cafe open on Shabbat, while an IDF officer was wounded in southern Lebanon.

The Mossad and CIA Hunt for Mojtaba Khamenei
Israeli and US intelligence agencies are searching for Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since February. It is believed he is hiding in a bunker, avoiding all electronic devices.

Cyberattack on US Water Systems: Seven States Affected; Iran Suspected
A cyberattack has targeted water systems across seven US states. While there is no official confirmation of Iranian involvement, authorities consider Iran the prime suspect amid rising Middle East tensions.

Soldier arrested on suspicion of shooting at a Palestinian child, his weapon was seized
The soldier, in regular service, is suspected of shooting at the child and wounding him at a farm near the village of Al-Mughayyir in Binyamin. The arrest was carried out by the police.

US Urges Citizens to Leave Middle East; Israel Denies Plans to Resume Military Operations
The US has issued security warnings for its citizens across the Middle East to prepare for potential escalation. Meanwhile, an official Israeli source stated that Israel is not aware of any decision to resume full-scale military operations against Iran.

“I Envy Every Girl Enlisting in 2026”: The Commanders Who Forced Open Sayeret Matkal and 669 to Women
Mor Lidani and Gali Nishri, who led the legal battle for women's integration into elite IDF combat units, reflect on the new opportunities available to female recruits. They emphasize that while challenges remain, the normalization of women in combat roles is a significant achievement.