New Film Tells the Story of Amona Hirak’s Loss and Posthumous Birth

Politics·4m ago

JD Vance Rebukes Ben Gvir and Smotrich Over Their Criticism of the Deal

U.S. Vice President JD Vance told The New York Times that Benjamin Netanyahu had not personally criticized the deal. He singled out Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich for attacking it and said Israel cannot “kill your way out” of every security problem.

Ynet

General·5m ago

Two-Year-Old Seriously Hurt in Jerusalem Car Strike

A two-year-old child was moderately injured after being hit by a car on Sulam Yaakov Street in Jerusalem. Magen David Adom is evacuating the toddler to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center

Economy·6m ago

Rami Levy enters car sales with BAIC models in its stores

Rami Levy, Rami Levy Stock and Daham Motors will sell BAIC cars in Rami Levy branches in Israel. The first phase will center on ARCFOX EVs, with some models already in stock and delivery promised within 48 hours. Imports may initially be limited to 400 vehicles a year because some models still await full European approval.

Globes·+3 outlets · 100% right-leaning

Sports·8m ago

Trae Young Reportedly Turns Down $48.9 Million and Could Reset the NBA Market

Trae Young is expected to decline a $48,967,380 player option after a brief stint with Washington. The report reviews his career, including four All-Star selections, 2021 Eastern Conference finals run, and possible landing spots such as Milwaukee, Portland, Miami and Washington.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·12m ago

World Cup 2026 opens with a scoring surge, historic first-round average

The first round of the 2026 World Cup produced 75 goals in 24 matches, an average of 3.125 per game. That is the highest opening-round scoring rate since 1958, with only eight of 48 teams keeping clean sheets. Nine matches ended in draws.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Economy·13m ago

Justice Ministry advances bill to protect credit card fraud victims

Israel’s Justice Ministry is advancing a bill to broaden refund protection for credit card fraud victims, including cases where secret codes were obtained by deception. The proposal also creates anonymous information sharing on fraud methods, and will next seek ministerial approval.

Globes

Politics·14m ago

State Sues Killers of Soldier Moshe Tamam for Nearly NIS 2 Million

Israel’s State Prosecutor filed a civil suit in Haifa seeking about NIS 2 million from the convicted killers of soldier Moshe Tamam. The state wants to recover compensation paid to Tamam’s bereaved parents, as well as future payments, from the attackers and the estate of the cell leader who ordered the murder.

Srugim·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning

Politics·14m ago

Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch's Warning About Trump Resurfaces Amid Iran Deal Fears

Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch’s English-language warning against trusting Donald Trump is resurfacing as concern rises over U.S.-Iran agreements. He said salvation would not come from any American president, but only from trust in God.

Kikar HaShabbat

Tech·16m ago

AI veteran blasts xAI as unsustainable and warns of a bubble burst

Yann LeCun says Elon Musk’s xAI is a failure and warns that AI companies are running an unsustainable business model. He says the industry may need price hikes or cost cuts soon, or face a bubble burst.

Calcalist

Politics·16m ago

Former Yesh Atid Russian-language campaign chief joins Liberman's party

Yisrael Beytenu said on Thursday that Miki Fishman, formerly a senior Yesh Atid Russian-language campaign official, has joined the party. Fishman also endorsed Avigdor Liberman for prime minister, calling him the strongest leader for Israel’s current challenges.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Economy·17m ago

Kevin Warsh ushers in a new Federal Reserve approach, with implications for markets and Israel

Kevin Warsh’s new leadership at the Federal Reserve is prompting a major shift in policy communication and analytical approach. The article says the changes could affect global central banks, including the Bank of Israel, which may still be able to cut rates in early July.

Calcalist

Politics·17m ago

Iranian Report Says No Approval Yet for Delegation to Geneva Signing

Tasnim reported that Iran has not yet approved sending a delegation to Geneva for a signing ceremony with the United States. A source said consultations are still ongoing and a decision is expected in the coming hours.

Ynet

General·19m ago

Moshe Korsia says he felt humiliated while touring a Tel Aviv apartment

Moshe Korsia said he was humiliated during an apartment viewing in Tel Aviv after asking about Shabbat access. He said the building manager and owner reacted negatively, and he later wondered if he should move back to Jerusalem.

Now 14

Politics·20m ago

Netanyahu Sets a Cautious Line as Trump Pressures Israel Over Iran

Netanyahu is reportedly preparing a cautious response to expected U.S. pressure from President Trump over Iran policy. Israel says it will cooperate where possible but keep freedom of action on security matters, and does not expect a full U.S.-Iran nuclear deal.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Politics·23m ago

JD Vance Defends U.S.-Iran Agreement, Challenges Ben Gvir and Smotrich

JD Vance said the Trump administration will prioritize U.S. interests if Israeli and American goals diverge. He also defended the new U.S.-Iran understanding and criticized Ben Gvir and Smotrich’s opposition to it.

Walla·+3 outlets · 75% center

Economy·24m ago

Doron Offer sells Bnei Zion estate for about NIS 40 million

Doron Offer has sold his Bnei Zion estate for about NIS 40 million, nearly three decades after buying the land and building a large villa there. The sale reflects a wider retreat by wealthy residents from central Sharon estates toward Tel Aviv penthouses or homes abroad.

Globes

Sports·26m ago

FIFA Backs Referee's Decision Not to Send Off Messi

FIFA has endorsed Szymon Marciniak’s refusal to send off Lionel Messi during Argentina’s 3-0 win over Algeria. Former referee Rafał Rostkowski said the tackle was not serious enough for VAR intervention or a red card.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·26m ago

Report: Dinamo Zagreb Eyes Dor Peretz as Potential Replacement for Its Captain

Croatian reports say Dor Peretz is in Croatia and close to a possible move to Dinamo Zagreb. The Israeli midfielder, who scored 19 league goals this season, could sign a two-year deal with an option for one more year and earn 750,000 euros per season.

N12·+4 outlets · 80% center

Health·26m ago

Mother Says Her Toddler Developed Symptoms After Eating Prinoq Purée, as Probe Expands

A mother from Holon said her toddler became unusually sleepy and unwell after eating Prinoq purée, amid an ongoing probe into suspected poisonings linked to the product. So far, authorities have not connected her case to five hospitalization cases in Jerusalem, where tests found benzodiazepines in the food.

Now 14

World·27m ago

Pakistan and Iran Leaders Speak for First Time Since Memorandum Deal

Pakistani media reported that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif spoke with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian for the first time since a Washington-Tehran memorandum of understanding was signed. Sharif congratulated Pezeshkian, Iran’s leadership, and the Iranian people on the success of the contacts.

Ynet

Security·28m ago

Neighborhood Watch Leader Helps Police Stop Serial Theft Ring in Petah Tikva

Yaron Kedushim, a Petah Tikva social activist, helped end a serial burglary spree by forming a neighborhood watch. He tracked the suspects, alerted police in real time, and directed officers to the gang’s location.

Channel 13

Security·29m ago

Jerusalem Police Catch 15-Year-Old Suspected of Car Thefts on Camera

Jerusalem police arrested a 15-year-old suspect minutes after a Toyota was stolen in the city. Investigators later linked him to two more car break-ins and another attempted theft, and prosecutors filed an indictment against him.

Kikar HaShabbat

Economy·29m ago

Oil Prices Fall Further as U.S.-Iran Deal Signals End of Regional Conflict

Oil prices fell further as the apparent end of the military confrontation between Iran and the United States eased market worries. Brent traded near $76 a barrel and WTI near $73, both down sharply.

Ynet

Security·29m ago

Russia Threatens Major Strikes on Ukraine After Massive Drone Attack on Moscow

Russia warned Ukraine of imminent large-scale strikes after 555 drones launched from Ukraine were intercepted over Moscow overnight. Zelensky confirmed a refinery attack and defended it as retaliation, while the G7 moved toward licensing missile and air-defense production in Ukraine.

Kan News·+6 outlets · 71% center

Sports·30m ago

Ivory Coast Forward Elye Wahi Blocked From Entering Canada for World Cup Match

Canadian immigration authorities have blocked Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi from entering Canada for a World Cup match against Germany. The refusal is linked to an ongoing investigation into suspected match-fixing and illegal betting, while past sexual misconduct allegations against him have also resurfaced.

Now 14·+4 outlets · 80% center

Politics·32m ago

Trump says he is likely to back Netanyahu in the upcoming election

Donald Trump told Kan News he is very likely to back Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming election. He said he still wants to see who else is running, called his relationship with Netanyahu good, and said he is willing to meet him.

Ynet·+4 outlets · 60% right-leaning

Security·33m ago

Senior Police Officer Under Investigation Removed for 15 Days

A senior Israeli police officer questioned under caution in the witness-harassment case tied to the Prison Service commissioner has been removed from duty for 15 days. The article says the move is temporary and that the investigation is being handled by Mahash.

Channel 13·+3 outlets · 50% center

Health·34m ago

Police Have Not Ruled Out Tampering in Baby Fruit Purée Case as More Parents Report Symptoms

Police and the Health Ministry are investigating whether baby fruit purée sold as Prינוק was tampered with after toddlers became apathetic and tested positive for a sedative substance. Three more parents from Tiberias, Holon and Rishon LeZion have now reported similar symptoms. The importer says the products are safe, while police have not ruled out deliberate contamination.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center

Sports·35m ago

Yanai Says the Systems Are Broken After Fan-Hoard Incident

Ofer Yanai, owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv, criticized the official handling of a fan confrontation involving Jalen Hoard before the teams’ second game. He said the fan did not curse, attacked the reports as inaccurate, and called the system broken.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Culture·35m ago

Rockstar Reveals GTA 6 Cover as Preorders Near After 13-Year Wait

Rockstar Games unveiled the official cover for GTA 6 and said preorders start on June 25. The game is scheduled for release in November 2026 on PlayStation and Xbox after two delays. It returns to Vice City and other Florida-inspired locations.

N12·+4 outlets · 80% center

Security·37m ago

Newly Released UFO Files Point to Chinese and Russian Efforts to Recover Crashed Objects

Newly released U.S. documents suggest China and Russia are trying to recover and reverse engineer crashed unidentified objects. The files also include a CIA account of a 2008 UFO incident over Harare International Airport in Zimbabwe, which ended without a conclusion.

Now 14

General·39m ago

Man Seriously Injured in Stabbing in Umm al-Fahm

A man in his 30s was seriously injured in a stabbing in Umm al-Fahm. Magen David Adom teams evacuated him to HaEmek Hospital in Afula.

Ynet

Politics·40m ago

Versailles Deal Raises Questions Over Who Really Lost the War

A Channel 14 commentary says a June 2026 Versailles agreement with Iran may have turned Tehran from outcast to victor. It argues the U.S. and Israel are withdrawing and paying costs, while Iran survives and may have learned that terrorism brings rewards.

Now 14

World·43m ago

Taliban begins smashing smartphones under sweeping new ban

The Taliban is enforcing a wide smartphone ban for government workers and its members in Afghanistan, with confiscations and public phone-smashing reported. The restrictions are unevenly applied and in some areas have been extended to civilians, women, students, teachers and health workers.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·44m ago

Trump Defends Iran Agreement, Says Critics Should Be Grateful

Donald Trump defended the U.S. agreement with Iran in a Truth Social post on Thursday. He said the deal leaves Iran unable to get nuclear weapons and claimed it has boosted markets, jobs, and prices. He ended by telling critics and the public, “Be thankful!”

Srugim

General·45m ago

Family of missing girl Haimanut Kassa calls public rally after 844 days

Haimanut Kassa’s family and the committee seeking her return will hold a march and rally in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, June 24. The event, marking 844 days since her disappearance, aims to keep public attention on the case and pressure authorities for answers.

Srugim

Security·47m ago

Weapons Found Hidden Inside Hebron Tahini Factory in Joint Raid

Israeli police and IDF troops raided a tahini factory in Hebron on Thursday after intelligence indicated weapons were hidden there. They found a pistol, ammunition, magazines and M16 parts, and arrested a 37-year-old Hebron resident suspected of possessing them.

Now 14

Politics·49m ago

Hegseth Warns NATO Is a 'Paper Tiger' and Says U.S. Will Reassess Europe Commitment

Pete Hegseth told NATO defense ministers in Brussels that the U.S. will review its troop deployment in Europe over the next six months. He said the alliance needs a major reset, accused Europe of relying too heavily on Washington, and called NATO a "paper tiger."

Behadrei Haredim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Politics·53m ago

Netanyahu Reaffirms U.S. Ties While Vowing to Keep Israel’s Security Buffer in Lebanon

Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the Knesset inauguration of Highway 60 in Gush Etzion, also called the Bible Route. He emphasized maintaining close ties with the United States, keeping Israel’s security buffer in southern Lebanon, and preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Srugim·+4 outlets · 60% center

World·54m ago

Raja Ampat’s Hidden Wildlife Shows Why It Is Called the Last Paradise on Earth

Raja Ampat in Indonesia is presented as a remote biodiversity hotspot, with rare sharks, manta rays, and orchids found nowhere else or rarely elsewhere. Scientists have documented unusual behavior and new species there, reinforcing its nickname, “the last paradise on Earth.”

Walla

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