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At the National Security Conference, Israeli party leaders presented their strategies for coexistence in a region where part of the population rejects Israel's right to exist. We have compiled their responses to this fundamental challenge.

Ross Simmons discovered the book "Antiquities of Athens" inside a tea chest hidden within a sealed fireplace during renovations at his home in Kiama, Australia. It is believed the book was originally borrowed by his great-great-grandfather, John, who owned the property at the time.

The Hapoel Be'er Sheva goalkeeper, who is heading out for a loan season, has agreed to terms with the team that finished last season in fifth place, but before giving a final green light, he is waiting for developments with a club from the Portuguese league. The Greeks are demanding an answer by the beginning of the week.

In a presentation shown to the cabinet by the Mossad on the eve of the launch of Operation 'Lion's Roar', it was stated that regime change in Iran would arrive within one to three years. However, ministers expected a faster process.

In the midst of preparations for the EuroLeague, a sharp power struggle is taking place at Hapoel Tel Aviv between Chairman Oren Hasson and CEO Tzahi Reichenstein. The message conveyed by Ofer Yanai: either they find a way to work together or the club will part ways with one of them.

The driver accidentally pressed the gas pedal, mounted the curb, and hit four people. The victim’s family requested leniency, and the judge ruled that the level of negligence was low.

The woman conducted an exhausting legal process in which she demanded a share in her ex-partner's partnership, even though an actuary determined that the value was zero. The court finally granted her request for rights, but ordered her to pay 50,000 shekels in legal costs.

The legendary former star of AC Milan and the Italian national team died after a prolonged battle with illness. Baresi played his entire career for the Rossoneri, recording 719 appearances and winning six championships and three European Cups. He lifted the World Cup with Italy in 1982 and became one of the greatest defenders in the history of the game.

The accident occurred near the Beit HaArava junction. MADA teams pronounced the car driver dead at the scene and evacuated the bus driver to the hospital in light condition.

Rehabilitating Israel's North requires more than just infrastructure repairs; it demands investment in human capital. The 'Zafon Tech' project offers training in high-demand fields to strengthen the region.

The diamond industry in Israel is at an unprecedented low, Tiv Taam begins a move to cancel all checkouts, Apple ignores AI noise, the wave of layoffs still ahead in local high-tech, and the dive of the shoe brand To Go | The Economic Summit – the most viewed articles of the week

One foul on the parquet turned a role player into a viral star, a cultural symbol, and one of the most talked-about figures in the US. This is how Sophie Cunningham found herself at the center of the WNBA, political discourse, and even conversations about the future at the White House.

Gianni Infantino is facing a major crisis over plans to privatize World Cup ownership. UEFA and CONCACAF are threatening a boycott, demanding the cancellation of the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal.

Modern aesthetic medicine is shifting from altering facial features to improving skin quality. The 'skin longevity' concept focuses on natural regeneration to restore firmness, moisture, and radiance.

Looking for a change of scenery to enjoy the sunset? We have selected six picturesque locations across Israel—from the peaks of the Galilee to the ancient walls of Acre—perfect for your next picnic.

A pampering hotel and spa with a water park, play and extreme complexes, and an amusement park - all 15 minutes from Jerusalem. A glimpse into Casland in Mishor Adumim - the resort that offers an all-inclusive vacation in the style of Royal Caribbean, where everyone finds their experience, and everyone vacations together.

The Hutzot HaYotzer festival celebrates its 50th anniversary. New in the capital: the “Arena Park” water park and the “Ice Box” skating complex at the Malha Sports Center. Guests from outside the city enjoy 20% hotel discounts and a 100-shekel digital wallet per person. The city hosts hundreds of cultural and sports events, including Auto Ochel, the Israel Festival, and the International Puppet...

Summer brings new challenges for your skin and hair. We've gathered the hottest season launches: from advanced sports protection to smart serums and anti-frizz solutions.

Eilat, the country's southern resort city, has a winning mix - non-stop sun, mesmerizing mountains, sparkling blue waters, friendly pubs, tax-free shopping, and a vacation atmosphere. Only for adults? Not at all. The children enjoy it no less, and perhaps even more. Here are some places for children in the city, and one hotel, Club Hotel, which has set itself the goal of interesting and delighting...

Oscar Gloukh scored a spectacular 18-minute hat-trick, leading Ajax to a 4:1 victory over Vojvodina. The Israeli midfielder was the central figure of the match, earning a perfect 10 rating from Sofascore.

The beauty industry is increasingly catering to those aged 60, 70, and even 80+. Aesthetic medicine is helping seniors boost their confidence and self-love, while doctors emphasize the importance of maintaining a natural look.

A Piper aircraft crashed into the ground, clearing three rows of dignitaries—including the Prime Minister and senior officers—before plowing into the crowd. The memorial ceremony for Peretz Goldstein and other Yishuv paratroopers at Kibbutz Ma'agan turned into a horrific disaster, claiming 17 lives, including four paratroopers who had survived World War II.

An oversight that Tom Holland won't forget, a rap song that became a hit, and hilarious AI videos: how did Erling Haaland become the undisputed king of social media, and what does he have to say about the madness surrounding him?

A mother of two is accused of running a sophisticated drug distribution network across northern Israel. Investigators revealed she made deliveries even during rocket barrages, often bringing her teenage daughters along to her "work."

The author claims that an investigation into alleged corruption and judicial delays has dragged on for years, and calls on the Minister of Justice to focus on the real problems of law enforcement.

Iran is a vast country, diverse in ethnic and geographical terms. An attempt to take it over or change its regime in one move is expected to fail. On the other hand, creating a sequence of areas where the regime loses its grip may create a cumulative process, at the end of which its power base will be eroded.

One might think that living in a certain place is more dangerous, or that there are people who dare fate. But risk is not blame. As long as people are harmed because of their identity or religion, and not because we chose to jump into a sea teeming with sharks, there is no justification for blaming the victim. Unless the victim is “me.”

Reserve soldiers find themselves performing more than double the reserve days than promised — over 110 days a year, and we are only in August.

While the Rehabilitation Department at the Ministry of Defense tries to implement the committee's spirit and restore the soldiers' sense of capability, the IDF Personnel Directorate acts with rigid templates, ignores the successful rehabilitation, and cuts off with a uniform decision the path that the soldier built with great effort.

UEFA and 55 football associations have threatened to boycott FIFA competitions in response to Gianni Infantino's plan to privatize the World Cup and bring in private investors linked to the Trump family.

Joshua Kushner, the younger brother of Jared Kushner and husband of supermodel Karlie Kloss, has entered the spotlight due to his involvement in a deal to bring private investment into FIFA. His net worth is estimated at over $5 billion.

A week after the terror attack that claimed the life of Binyahu Malet, six new outposts were established near Havat Gilad. Residents state this is a response to the tragedy and a means to secure the territory.

Nearly ten years after the murder of Tehila Nagar, her family will receive 140,000 shekels from the state. A court has approved a settlement agreement concluding a lawsuit over serious investigation failures.

MK Ron Katz (Yesh Atid) has announced his resignation from the Knesset. Meanwhile, within Likud, internal tensions persist regarding the party list formation process and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's influence.

Sharon feels pain in her womb, Shira imagines what she will say at her son’s grave, and Dana hung a “Do not knock” sign on her door. A new book presents moving monologues from mothers of combat soldiers, outlining a life lived between pangs of conscience, anxiety attacks, and the wait for the redeeming sign: two blue ticks in WhatsApp.

Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox protesters marched in Jerusalem in support of 63 individuals arrested following riots at the home of Supreme Court Judge Noam Sohlberg. Three IDF soldiers from the 'Netzah Yehuda' battalion were attacked by the crowd during the event.

Israeli midfielder Oscar Gloukh delivered a stunning performance, scoring a hat-trick in just 18 minutes during Ajax's 1:4 victory over Vojvodina in the Conference League qualifiers.

The family of a 28-year-old Lod resident, who suffered from mental health issues and was shot by a YASAM officer, has petitioned the Supreme Court for the release of his body. While police initially blocked a demonstration supporting the family, they retracted the decision following legal action. The body has been held at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute for a month.

An Israeli citizen in his 30s was hospitalized after being stabbed at the Ozora music festival. Local police have arrested three suspects in the attack. In a separate incident, two Israelis, including a survivor of the Nova festival, were arrested for allegedly selling drugs to an undercover detective.

During a closed-door meeting, the Democrats party leadership instructed candidates to coordinate all public statements with headquarters. Gaby Lasky urged Yair Golan to replace the term "Judea and Samaria" with "West Bank," but the chairman rejected the request.