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Security·8m ago

Cabinet Minister Says Iran's Regime Will Fall

Gila Gamliel said in Petah Tikva on Thursday that Israel will not allow Iran to get nuclear weapons. She added that Iran's current regime will fall, against the backdrop of ongoing cabinet discussions and regional security tensions.

Srugim
Sports·13m ago

Lundberg's Aggression Powers Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Final

Iffe Lundberg starred for Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Israeli Basketball Premier League final. The Danish guard scored 17 points, drew eight fouls, and set personal and club highs at the free-throw line. His third-quarter surge helped Maccabi build a large lead over the Reds.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Tech·13m ago

Noam Shazeer Leaves Google Again, Joins OpenAI

AI researcher Noam Shazeer has left Google and joined OpenAI. The move follows Google’s unusual $3 billion effort to bring him back in 2024, after he previously left to found a successful chatbot startup.

Now 14·+5 outlets · 75% center
World·18m ago

Iran says Hormuz traffic will expand gradually for safety reasons

Iran's Supreme National Security Council said traffic through the Strait of Hormuz will increase gradually after a U.S. memorandum of understanding. It said safety risks require ships to follow assigned routes and times to prevent maritime accidents.

Ynet
Politics·22m ago

Ultra-Orthodox Studio Clash Erupts Over Schur-Zionism and a 50-Shekel Note

An argument on the ultra-Orthodox show "Black Kippahs" escalated when a Jerusalem Faction representative waved a 50-shekel bill to attack Zionism and the Israeli state. He cited poet Shaul Tchernichovsky’s marriage to a Christian woman as proof of what he called the state’s ideological confusion. The segment, hosted by Yossi Sargovsky, sparked online attention.

Kikar HaShabbat
Sports·22m ago

Liverpool's €100 Million Bid for Yan Diomande Rejected

Liverpool reportedly offered RB Leipzig €100 million for 19-year-old Yan Diomande, but Leipzig rejected the bid. Leipzig want €120 million and expect Paris Saint-Germain to compete for the Ivory Coast forward.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·31m ago

Israel Sues Killers of Soldier Moshe Tamam, 41 Years After His Murder

Israel has filed a roughly 2 million shekel civil suit in Haifa against four convicted PFLP members and the heirs of a deceased fifth operative over the 1984 kidnapping and murder of soldier Moshe Tamam. The state wants to recover compensation paid to Tamam’s parents and future payments, arguing the killers should bear the costs of their crime.

Walla·+6 outlets · 71% right-leaning
Politics·36m ago

Iran Deal Exposes Deep Republican Rift Over Trump’s Foreign Policy

A new U.S.-Iran understanding has triggered an open split among Republicans, with Trump allies divided between America First isolationists and hawkish Iran hardliners. The article says Trump is being criticized from both right and left, and the fight could shape the GOP before the midterms.

Now 14
Sports·38m ago

Switzerland Face Bosnia in First-Ever Meeting at World Cup 2026

Switzerland and Bosnia met at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles in their first official encounter, both after opening 1-1 draws in World Cup 2026 Group B. Switzerland made lineup changes under Murat Yakin, while Bosnia welcomed back Edin Dzeko and sought a 10th straight unbeaten match.

Walla
General·41m ago

Art Judaica Opens ‘Heichal Reuven’ Showroom in Ceramic Ceremony in Yavne

Art Judaica opened its new Yavne showroom hall, “Heichal Reuven,” in a ceremony honoring Rabbi Reuven Sharon. Religious leaders and local officials praised the company’s global Judaica work, while executives said it now carries about 5,000 products and adds 1,500 a year.

Behadrei Haredim
Tech·44m ago

Commodore Unveils Retro Flip Phone Meant to Curb Screen Addiction

Commodore is launching the Callback 8020, a retro-style foldable phone aimed at reducing screen addiction. The device, due later this year, blocks browsers and social media at the system level but still supports apps like WhatsApp, Maps and Spotify. Prices will range from $500 to $640, and reactions have been mixed.

Now 14
Security·52m ago

Tel Aviv Pepper-Spray Robbery Suspect Faces Prosecutor’s Notice

Police filed a prosecutor’s notice against a 35-year-old Ramla resident suspected of a violent robbery in southern Tel Aviv. He allegedly sprayed pepper gas at a man in his 50s and stole property worth about 500,000 shekels near the Central Bus Station on June 5.

Walla
Politics·54m ago

Interior Ministry Chief Demands Big Fashion Glilot Close on Shabbat

Interior Ministry Director General Israel Ozen ordered Ramat HaSharon to enforce its bylaw banning business openings on rest days, effectively requiring Big Fashion Glilot to close on Shabbat and holidays. The city is seeking retroactive approval to legalize weekend openings, but the ministry says the existing law remains in force until Interior Minister approval is granted.

Srugim·+5 outlets · 67% center
Politics·57m ago

Guy Maroz blasts Trump on Channel 14, calling him unfit for office

Guy Maroz attacked Donald Trump on Channel 14 Thursday night, calling him mentally unfit and saying he reached the White House by mistake. He also praised Benjamin Netanyahu as “really a brilliant man” by comparison, while saying Netanyahu erred by relying on Trump.

Now 14
Culture·58m ago

Journalist Oren Nahari wins lifetime achievement award

Oren Nahari won B'nai B'rith's lifetime achievement award for diaspora coverage on Thursday night. The 70-year-old veteran foreign-affairs journalist continues working despite a muscular degeneration illness, and two other journalists also received awards.

Kan News
General·1h ago

Aaron's Death as a Model of Elevation That Continues in Others

A Torah essay by Rav Dov Liel interprets Aaron’s death on Mount Hor as a planned transition from one generation of leadership to the next. It says Aaron’s elevation is meaningful only because Eleazar continues his priestly service, marking the end of the wilderness era and the move toward entry into the Land of Israel.

Behadrei Haredim
Security·1h ago

Police officials lash out at Ben Gvir over stun grenade review after ultra-Orthodox protest

Police officers condemned National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir after he ordered an urgent review of stun grenade use in protests. The dispute followed the ultra-Orthodox demonstration on Route 4 and police violence there. Ben Gvir said stun grenades should be limited to exceptional, regulated cases or removed from police use.

Behadrei Haredim·+7 outlets · 63% right-leaning
Politics·1h ago

Trump Tells Israelis to Back Iran Deal, Downplays Remaining Uranium Stockpiles

Donald Trump addressed Israelis overnight in a Kan News interview about the emerging nuclear deal with Iran. He said the main threat had been removed and urged support for the agreement, while dismissing concerns about Iran’s remaining enriched uranium stockpiles.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 100% right-leaning
General·1h ago

Ahar Sarah draws dozens of parents to Betar Illit information night

Dozens of parents attended an Ahar Sarah information night in Betar Illit this week to learn about disability housing, employment, and rehabilitation services. The event, expanded because of high demand, led to many family inquiries and was described by the organization as part of a wider outreach campaign.

Behadrei Haredim
Economy·1h ago

Lawyer Urges Interest-Free State Loans to Prevent Small Business Collapse

Israeli small businesses are drowning in debt, with Bank of Israel data showing non-financial business debt at a record 1.51 trillion shekels. Attorney Yosef Weitzman says the state should offer interest-free loans and faster aid to prevent widespread collapse.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
World·1h ago

Trump Calls for a Broad Ceasefire, Including Lebanon, as Vance Rebukes Israeli Ministers

Donald Trump said he expects a comprehensive ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon, and urged the region to let talks with Iran advance. His remarks followed a public attack by Vice President J.D. Vance on Israeli ministers, while Benjamin Netanyahu said Israeli forces will remain in southern Lebanon for security reasons.

Mako·+4 outlets · 60% center
Security·1h ago

36-Year-Old Suspect Arrested After Brutal Attack on Young Woman in Azor

Israeli police arrested a 36-year-old Arab suspect overnight after a video showed him brutally attacking a woman in her 20s in Azor. He was located at his home in Dahariya near Hebron and taken to Holon for questioning. Police plan to seek an extension of his detention.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 50% center
Economy·1h ago

Caliber App Connects Israelis With Vetted Tradespeople and Service Businesses

Caliber, founded by Binyahu Gamarsani and Maor Ben Yaakov, is an Israeli app that matches customers with available service professionals and businesses. The company says it offers price comparison, verified reviews and post-job quality control, while also helping small businesses get direct leads without heavy advertising costs.

Behadrei Haredim
Culture·1h ago

Mike Myers Returns as Shrek, While Ariana Grande Sparks Online Concern

Mike Myers will return as Shrek in the franchise’s fifth film, which also adds Zendaya to the voice cast and features upgraded animation. The article separately notes an online controversy over Ariana Grande’s thin appearance and says an Israeli band is trending on TikTok.

Channel 13
General·1h ago

How Catering Platters Simplify Family Event Hosting

The article argues that catering platters help families host events with less stress and better presentation. It says the right menu, kosher standard, and serving style can keep guests comfortable while allowing hosts to enjoy the celebration.

Behadrei Haredim
General·1h ago

Protest Outside Military Prison Turns to Celebration After Yeshiva Student Is Released

Hundreds gathered outside Military Prison 10 near Beit Lid to protest the arrest of yeshiva student Aviel Cohen, but the rally turned to celebration when his release was announced. The decision followed intensive legal work by the organization With a Holy People, and Cohen was expected to go home before Shabbat.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Weather·1h ago

Huge Wave Triggered by Glacier Collapse South of Seward, Alaska

A glacier south of Seward, Alaska collapsed yesterday, sending huge ice blocks into a local lake and triggering a massive wave. The article reports the event as a dramatic natural occurrence and provides no injuries or damage. It was published on June 18, 2026, with video footage of the ice collapse.

Behadrei Haredim
General·1h ago

How Large Orthodox Families Can Move Without Chaos or Shabbat Problems

The article offers a practical guide for large families moving house, especially observant families that must avoid Shabbat conflicts. It recommends early planning, careful box labeling, child-friendly preparation, and vetted movers who can work to schedule.

Behadrei Haredim
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General18:14 · 1h ago

30-Year-Old Pedestrian Moderately Hurt in Bus Collision in Hadera

Religious
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

A man in his 30s was moderately injured on Thursday evening at 8:46 p.m. after being hit by a bus on Tarna Street in Hadera. He suffered injuries to his head and limbs.

Magen David Adom teams treated him at the scene and evacuated him to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center for further care. No additional details were provided about the circumstances of the collision.

Read the original at Kikar HaShabbat