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"They think that for a deaf mother you need to translate every word. I taught my daughters: only when it is convenient for them"
The video in which Hagit Adri's daughters translate a song for her into sign language, without stopping dancing, moved many on the web. In an interview with the ynet studio, the day before her daughter Oranit's wedding, the two told about the home where everyone - including the groom - speaks with their hands, about the interpreters who will accompany the chuppah, and about the hope that all...

Deserter's arrest sparks protests on Highway 443
Police arrested an Ashdod resident driving a stolen vehicle who turned out to be a draft evader. In response, ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked Highway 443 towards Jerusalem.

"For the sake of caution": Barak-Erez froze the transfer of the Military Advocate General's case to the State Attorney
The Supreme Court judge ordered a temporary halt to the transfer of the case to Amit Aisman. The decision was made two weeks after the High Court of Justice rejected a petition on the matter, which led to a request for a further hearing.

Ofer Yanai's reduction: Significant change in the ownership structure of Hapoel Tel Aviv
Yanai will remain with 40% of the shares, while Gili Raanan, Miki Malka, and Alan Howard will each hold 20%. The move is intended to create a broader ownership structure and bring fans back to the stands. Ongoing management will pass to Chairman Stav Shaham.

Agatha Christie wrote the most suspenseful books in the world — and then disappeared off the face of the earth
An abandoned car near a cliff, an expired driver's license, a fur coat, and a husband having an affair: in 1926, the thriller writer was at the center of a wild affair that shook Britain, sent the author of Sherlock Holmes to a medium, and left everyone without a solution. Now, as Hollywood makes a film about those 11 mysterious days in her life, we return to the dramatic story of the Queen of...

Reverse mortgage for the third age: first or last resort?
Many in the third age looking for available cash for various purposes are opting for the reverse mortgage model - a loan against the property they own. Why has this controversial financial product become a hit, who allows it, and why is the age factor important? Experts explain what is important to check, why heirs are part of the process, and what financial scams or mistakes might trap those who...

The Doha-London-Haifa Line: The flow of funds from Qatar to an Israeli NGO does not stop
The volume of money that flowed as a donation from Qatar through London to an Israeli NGO operating from Haifa has increased tenfold in the years 2023-2025. "Shomrim" traced the path of the money, behind which stand brothers Azmi and Marwan Bishara. "This is exactly the method used by those who want to transfer funds and remain behind the scenes" | Investigation

The Surprising Physics of the Mpemba Effect
In 1963, a curious teenager from Tanzania discovered that a hot ice cream mixture freezes faster than a lukewarm one. As sometimes happens in science, the effect he discovered changed the way we understand reality.

Opening hearts, expanding the family: dogs and cats waiting for a home
A variety of dogs and cats are currently in various shelters in Israel. A home, affection, walks, and good people to be around - that is all they need and ask for. Come adopt a new friend, another family member who will bring joy and return a lot of love to you. The weekly adoption column of ynet.

"With 12 launch towers": The largest launch base to be built in Louisiana | The week in space
SpaceX announced the construction of a giant launch base for Starship, China postpones the moon mission, reduction in Falcon 9 activity, research of exoplanet atmospheres, and a revolutionary space telescope is on its way. A summary of the week across the universe.

The Israeli national team's Mundobasket dream fades: "We have two options: to be upset or to learn"
After a 106:86 loss to Poland, the Israeli national team has lost its realistic chances of qualifying for the World Cup. Players and staff are now focusing on learning from the experience for future campaigns.

Sense of missed opportunity at Hapoel Tel Aviv: "We were equal to Atalanta, if not better"
Elyaniv Barda's team ("a big disappointment") lost 1-0 in Miskolc and ended their European campaign. Altman: "We felt we could do it, from the first minute." In Italy, they praised the Reds: "A tough hurdle."

The handball coach who shocked the authorities: "The 9-year-old couldn't speak. Crying, crying and crying"
26 victims. 38 who did not cooperate. One handball coach, hiding under aliases. Ben Reinhorn knew exactly how to talk to girls, and turned it into a weapon: without leaving his home, he exploited them with empty promises to get intimate photos. "This is one of the most serious cases," says Shiri Marom, Deputy Director of the Cyber Department at the State Attorney's Office. One girl, who testified...

One of the world's most famous paintings was stolen because of a police officer's murder
Two robbers entered the Munch Museum in Norway and stole 'The Scream' - one of the most famous paintings in the world. The police caught the robbers, but they refused to reveal where the painting was. Only after two years was it discovered under a mattress in an abandoned bus, and then it turned out: the entire purpose of the robbery was to occupy the Norwegian police. The podcast 'Digging...

Rain, flooding, and hail: An unusual forecast for late August
Extreme rainfall is expected starting the night between Saturday and Sunday. A slight drop in temperatures begins today, with the first rains arriving tomorrow. Thunderstorms are forecast for the north, and there is a risk of flooding on the coastal plain due to the intensity of the precipitation.

The issue of closing Galei Tzahal: When you shoot an arrow and run to mark the target
The Supreme Court determined that the dominant motive for closing the station was dissatisfaction with the content broadcast. Although given the opportunity, the state failed to prove otherwise.

The new diamond of athletics: Joshua Jayden Harel chose to represent Israel
Born in Australia, raised in the USA, and decided to compete for Israel. The 17-year-old high jump talent, who cleared 1.96 m at age 13, trains under legend Dwight Stones and dreams of clearing 2.40 meters. His journey is a story of connection to his roots, family support, and a desire to bring glory to the country.

"My daughter was buried yesterday. I would have loved to meet you and draw strength"
20 years separate the falls of Keren Tandler and Rotem Yanai in Lebanon, and one post brought together the mothers, Rivana and Ilit. "On Rotem's grave, I swore I would choose life. I want them to tell me it's possible," says Ilit, adding with pain about her son who is dealing with battle shock: "I feel like they took two children from me - one mentally, and one physically." Rivana, who defines...

The Haredim who will vote differently: "If I speak against them, I won't have a job"
Will the "modern Haredim" bring down the walls? When you arrive in Beit Shemesh, you meet a wide spectrum: anti-Zionists, voters of United Torah Judaism and Shas, and also a population that wants to do everything differently. "What have they done for me? Nothing," says a young man in jeans and a black kippah. Eliyahu, who came to the launch of the "Haredi Public" party, notes: "The parties have...

Dark moments in captivity: "I waited for a blow, but not like this. Like a punch to the heart"
During his captivity in Gaza, Omer Shem-Tov was held for 50 days in a tiny cell in total darkness. It was there, alone, starving, and unable to even stand on his feet, that he discovered strengths he didn't know he possessed. Now he is releasing the book "Meeting Myself in Hell," in which he writes about his overactive imagination, conversations with God, bouts of pain and hunger, and the belief...

The career military crisis: low salaries and high burnout
The IDF Chief of Staff launched a public attack against the Ministry of Finance, warning that security coffers are empty. Among career personnel, 73% report a negative impact on their family life, and nearly 19% have considered resigning. "They work around the clock, go home rarely, and are not compensated accordingly," said a senior officer in the General Staff.

From Gaza to Lebanon: How the IDF Commanders' Course Has Been Conducted Since October 7
Three years of ongoing fighting, manpower shortages, and attrition: Senior officers at BISLACH, the brigade that eliminated Sinwar, explain how they are shaping the next generation of commanders while trainees spend a significant portion of their time fighting on all fronts. Lt. Col. Y.: "What they see in the field will give them a command foundation that no dry exercise could ever provide."

"We will stick pens into the carotid artery": The story of the Southern Brigade operators
October 7, 2023, Southern Brigade war room at Re'im base. The operators who witnessed the start of the war reconstruct for the first time how they managed the battle while facing absolute fear of death, and their decision never to be taken alive.

Ariel, Tamar, Muhammad and Miriam: These are the first graders and the cities with the most students
180,000 children will enter the school gates for the first time in their lives next week. What are the most common names among first graders, and in which localities is their share of the population the largest? These are the numbers behind the students who are starting a challenging 12-year journey on September 1st.

The high-tech entrepreneurs who made a billion-dollar exit: "This is the hardest decision we have made"
Childhood traumas hardened them and paved the way for great success: Dani Brickman grew up in a family of new immigrants from the CIS and suffered racist harassment at school, Amit Zimmerman was orphaned of his father at age 10 and suffered from learning disabilities. The two, who met in an elite intelligence unit and have been inseparable since, founded the cyber company Oasis and led it to a...

"Fear of propaganda": The Attorney General wants to postpone the memorial ceremonies for Rabbi Ovadia, Shas is furious
Gali Baharav-Miara demands to postpone state memorial events for fear of using state resources for election propaganda. The Shas party, which uses the Rabbi's image in its campaign, attacked sharply: "The insolent demand is a severe insult to the memory of the teacher and also a trampling of the law. The regime of the Attorney General is trying to erase every spark of Torah and Judaism."

Alison dos Santos broke the world record in the 400m hurdles
The Brazilian stopped the clock at 45.80 seconds at the Diamond League meet in Zurich, breaking Karsten Warholm's legendary record from Tokyo and becoming the first person to go under 45.90 seconds. The Norwegian himself finished second.

Turmoil in Jerusalem: Extremist Haredim storm light rail construction site
Hundreds of extremist Haredim are protesting against the construction works for the Green Line of the light rail in Jerusalem. Rioters uprooted fences surrounding the construction site, and police responded with stun grenades and a water cannon.

Not on the Military Advocate General's line: What is behind the struggle between the Treasury and the Chief of Staff
The dispute between the Chief of Staff and the Accountant General at the Ministry of Finance regarding the benefits for the dismissed Military Advocate General, which was exposed by Ynet, is actually about the power struggle between the two. The Accountant General: "Defining the decision as a 'command authority' does not grant it immunity". IDF: "The decision regarding the Military Advocate...

Trump Refused to Return to Understandings with Iran; NATO Fears Vulnerability to Russian Attack
The Qatari Prime Minister met with senior officials in Tehran to urge diplomacy, but the White House clarified that no negotiations are taking place and that the economic pressure campaign continues. Meanwhile, NATO is sounding the alarm over a critical shortage of Patriot missiles, fearing the alliance could be exposed to Russian strikes.

Bronze medal for Shahar Milfelder and Saleh Shahin at the World Para Rowing Championships
The medalists from the Paris Paralympic Games took third place on the podium in the 2,000-meter rowing event with a time of 8:14.46 minutes.

Seeing Black: Kia launches new editions for Sportage, Sorento, and Carnival
Kia's SUVs and minivan have been launched in a particularly sophisticated edition, entirely in black. Available now in Korea, but what about Israel?

Minute 25: Hapoel Tel Aviv - Atalanta 0:0
Conference League, qualifying playoff: After the 0:0 in the first leg, the Reds will try to cause an upset and qualify for the league phase of a European competition for the first time since the 2012/13 season.

1st quarter, 02:54: Israel - Poland 16:11
FIBA World Cup Qualifiers: Ariel Beit-Halahmy's team opens the second stage, where any result other than a win could significantly distance them from a ticket to the World Cup.

Chairman of the Basketball Association asked the FIBA president to return games to Israel
Amos Frishman sent a letter to Jorge Garbajosa requesting to allow the national team to host its games in the country again. The latter promised that the issue would be raised at the next board meeting.

Likud accepts Shas's condition: "The direction is a draft law before the government is formed"
Likud spokesperson Guy Levy confirmed that the party intends to pass a draft exemption law immediately after the elections, before forming a government, in response to a demand by Shas MK Yoav Ben-Tzur.

"My second family": Widow of man murdered in Be'eri will be allowed to enter Israel
Jovel's husband, Paul, was murdered in a kibbutz in the Gaza envelope alongside Evyatar Kipnis, whom he cared for as a caregiver. Jovel was initially forbidden from attending his son's wedding with her toddler, but the Population and Immigration Authority has now agreed to allow them to visit the country on the condition of depositing a 100,000 shekel bond for each, with a pre-set departure date.

Failure: Maccabi Tel Aviv drew 1:1 against Lugano and was eliminated
Not ready for the season: Despite leading against 10 players following a Peretz penalty goal (69'), the Yellows ended their European run after a 3:2 aggregate loss. Moncada equalized (79').

Hail expected in August: Main rain centers and concerns for the future — "Israel must have a national plan"
An extreme summer rain event is expected on the night between Saturday and Sunday, potentially causing flooding and hail along the northern coast, in Haifa, and the Sharon area. Experts warn of insufficient funding for drainage systems and call for a comprehensive national strategy to combat the climate crisis.

Report: UEFA prepares to file criminal complaint against Gianni Infantino
Media outlets around the world report that the body governing European football has filed separate requests in the US for information as part of a legal proceeding it intends to advance in Switzerland against the FIFA president due to his attempt to sell the rights to the World Cup.