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"A new and dangerous mission": Politico reported that the US is urging Europe to help patrol the strait - but is encountering suspicion. Despite London's support for holding a conference on "division of roles," American and British officials warned - there is no progress. In Europe, they claim to be frustrated by the surprise of the start of the war in Iran: "The US did not behave as a partner."

The American-Saudi attack against the headquarters of Al-Hashd al-Shaabi puts the new Iraqi Prime Minister in a trap. While the US demands the dismantling of the pro-Iranian militias, Tehran is tightening its grip – and the consequences reach as far as Israel.

A meat sales company rented a store in Rishon LeZion, only to discover a restriction on food sales mentioned in the building permit in tiny print. The court ruled the lessor breached its duty of disclosure.

To receive recognition from the National Insurance Institute, an employee must prove that an unusual event occurred at the workplace. An attorney explains the recommended course of action.

From the indictment filed against Helin Sahayk of Moledet, it appears that she entered an intersection without obeying a "Stop" sign and a stop line, and blocked the path of two Border Police fighters - Staff Sergeant Gal Yosef and Staff Sergeant Tomer Eliyahu Klifi. The two collided with her vehicle with great force and were killed on the spot.

While the terrorist organization still possesses war-fighting capabilities, the cabinet in Jerusalem has agreed to allow the International Peace Council and international stabilization forces to launch a pilot project for the reconstruction of the Rafah area. Eshkol Regional Council head Michal Uziyahu stated to Prime Minister Netanyahu and cabinet ministers: "The State of Israel must not allow a...

Brig. Gen. Sh. concludes his term as Head of the Equipment Group in the shadow of the October 7 failure, revealing technical lessons: from the push for armament independence to the tense monitoring of Trump's F-35 deal with Turkey. "We created technological projects at an unprecedented pace; the ability to bring complex engineering solutions under fire is something that did not exist in such...

While Iran acts to arrange the cards in its favor and tighten its regional grip, a window is now created for a strategic counter-change. This change will require the Iraqi government to choose a side, and perhaps even adopt a much more determined approach against the continued Iranian meddling in its affairs — not only to smooth things over with Saudi Arabia and the US, but first of all for...

First publication: An IDF engineering vehicle was hit, in what could be a violation of the agreement. At the same time: The 401st Brigade destroyed an underground Hezbollah headquarters - under a factory, and a short distance from a UNIFIL building. Documentation: The weapons found - and the explosion.

US President Donald Trump warned Beijing and Moscow against supplying weapons to Tehran, but according to Reuters, China is set to transfer up to 400 MANPADS to Iran. The deal is valued at $70 million, with Beijing dismissing the reports as "baseless." The first shipment is expected to arrive within weeks via Pakistan.

Ahead of the 2026 elections, Knesset member Zvi Sukkot (Religious Zionism) and Liran Avishar Ben-Horin (Yachad) debated key issues, ranging from the cancellation of the Oslo Accords to ultra-Orthodox conscription and the cost of living.

During operational activity near Ramallah, IDF forces served a Palestinian with an order to temporarily seize his home, but reversed the decision following US Embassy intervention. A military source stated that residents were not evacuated and an alternative location was used.

The dismissal of Defense Minister Fedorov, one of the prominent voices in promoting Ukrainian military technology, sparked public outrage and mass protests against Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky. Zelensky rushed to appoint an acting replacement with a profile similar to Fedorov's, in an attempt to calm the crisis without damaging the positive momentum against Russia, but was forced to fire...

Esther Roth-Shahamorov marks the 50th anniversary of her historic Olympic final in Montreal. Having overcome the trauma of the Munich massacre, she became the first Israeli athlete to reach such a milestone, and today shares the joyful news of her successful cancer treatment.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva is in a difficult position after a 2:1 loss to Vikingur Reykjavik in the first leg of the Champions League qualifiers. With the departure of star player Kings Kangwa and poor recent form, coach Ran Kozuch faces a critical test to keep the club's European campaign alive.

Flight delays have not spared any airline, but Arkia has faced sharp criticism on the web in recent days. Oz Berlovich: "I'm not trying to downplay it, but 92% of our flights depart on time."

The low-cost shoe chain TO GO, which once operated 70 branches, is downsizing to 34 locations. Harel Wiesel has acquired the lease rights for 10 of these branches to convert them into Fox Group stores. Meanwhile, Aldo is opening its only stock store at the Chutzot HaMifratz complex with an 800,000 NIS investment.

Maccabi Haifa fans booed the players at the end of the 3-0 loss to Kiryat Shmona - the team's second consecutive loss in the Toto Cup. The coach: "We will look different, unequivocally." Glazer on the injury: "At that moment I feared the worst."

Israeli ministers and senior officials have received security warnings regarding potential Iranian attempts to target them in retaliation for the assassination of leadership figures in Tehran. The Shin Bet has increased security, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s flight to Washington was relocated to the Nevatim base to maintain operational secrecy.

A drop in sales in China, a failed electrification policy, and a parent company in deep trouble: the cash machine of the Volkswagen Group until a few years ago finds itself in a severe crisis and will significantly reduce its workforce.

A 21-year-old man and two minors have been arrested on suspicion of raping two women from the North. One suspect admitted to sexual relations but claimed they were consensual.

For the past two and a half weeks, no murders have been recorded in Arab localities. The decline in violence is attributed to a combination of intensified police activity and the efforts of mediation (sulha) committees.

Another defeat for Barak Bakhar's side in the Toto Cup: goals from Gabay (7), Sagna (22), and Shertzki (33) handed the 'Greens' their second consecutive loss. Goalkeeper Omri Glazer left the pitch in tears due to injury, and defender Tsounami was also substituted.

The 36-year-old forward will remain with the club where he has spent his entire career. He will earn $27.7 million and aim to help the Warriors return to the top of the Western Conference.

In Israel, it was claimed that intelligence about the secret nuclear site in Iran and the possibility of attacking it did not come up in the conversation, nor did the stealth deal for Turkey. After the meeting at the White House, which lasted about an hour and 20 minutes and did not include statements to the media, the PM said: "It was excellent."

Four teenagers aged 15-16 were arrested in Rehovot on suspicion of attacking an usher at the 'Hot Cinema' a week and a half ago. They allegedly smoked an electronic cigarette in the hall, caused a disturbance, and reacted aggressively toward viewers. After the usher reprimanded them, they attacked him.

The Qatari Embassy in Washington responded to Naftali Bennett's claims regarding Qatar's funding of the IRGC. The Qatari side dismissed the former Prime Minister's remarks as "disinformation" and a bid for political gain.

After the Likud Central Committee narrowly approved the proposal by Haim Katz and Benjamin Netanyahu to change election procedures, MK David Bitan alleged significant voting irregularities, including the invalidation of valid ballots. Likud activist Dor Harlap has filed a separate legal petition regarding the process.

At least 1,500 death row inmates at Iran's Ghezel Hesar prison have been on a two-week hunger strike to protest a surge in executions. Some prisoners have sewn their lips shut, demanding international intervention against the regime's brutal crackdown.

Esther Rakow-Malet claims the attack near Havat Gilad could have been prevented: "The standby squad commander and Binyahu tried to repel the terrorists, fearing to open fire — the rules of engagement must be changed." She is determined to seek justice regarding her husband's dismissal from the officers' course.

Barak Bakhar's side suffered their second Toto Cup defeat. Niv Gabay (7'), Amadou Sagna (23'), and Ariel Sheretzky (33') scored, while Omri Glazer and Tsunami were substituted due to injuries.

The Reds from the Carmel secured a convincing 3:1 victory in the Toto Cup. A brace from Alon Turgeman and a goal by Vehiv Habiballaha sealed the three points for the hosts.

Even more than estimates: details obtained by ynet show that in the last year at least 4,000 ultra-Orthodox have been drafted, including 1,000 for combat roles, compared with 2,800 the year before and lower figures in previous years. But in the draft age group there are about 14,000 ultra-Orthodox with recruitment potential. The reasons for the increase and the optimism in the army come on the day...

The court ruled that 103FM breached its agreement with Nathan Zahavi by suspending him from broadcasting for 27 months without pay. The judge rejected claims regarding defamation and moral rights, and ordered the termination of the contract.

The acting director-general of the Central Elections Committee has reminded polling institutes and media outlets that, starting tomorrow, they must submit full poll data to the committee to ensure transparency and prevent public deception.

The Jerusalem District Court has rejected a petition by 35 residents and city council members against a 42-story residential tower in the Epstein complex. The court ruled that planning authorities properly balanced development needs with the preservation of heritage values near Mount Herzl and Yad Vashem.

A 16-year-old was apprehended in a field in the southern region, two months after he was filmed entering a residential compound in Khirbet al-Marajem, pushing Wadad Mahamreh and her grandson, and striking the family's dog several times.

In an unusual meeting in the cell where Tal Yinon Dardik is being held, Minister of Defense Israel Katz offered him detention alternatives. Dardik, who is on a hunger strike, refused these as well, but Katz announced that his appeal against the restriction order must be accepted. Central Command Chief Avi Bluth opposes this and has appealed to the District Court along with the prosecution.

According to the prosecution, a 37-year-old resident attacked a security guard with a knife after refusing a security check. A police officer on the scene intervened and arrested the suspect. The defense attorney stated that the defendant requires rehabilitative treatment.

Hagai Horowitz, who rebuilt his coffee cart after it was burned by terrorists on October 7, is now facing closure due to repeated thefts, vandalism, and bureaucratic decisions by the regional council that moved his business from its original, popular location.