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Economy·8m ago

Dollar rises after Iran delays signing of US deal

The dollar rose in Israel and abroad after Iran postponed signing a US agreement that was due today in Switzerland. The delay also led Pakistan’s prime minister and US Vice President JD Vance to cancel or postpone their trips.

Calcalist
Security·10m ago

Report: Iran Set Up Secret Cells in Iraq to Target Gulf States

Reuters, citing eight Iraqi sources, reports that Iran’s Revolutionary Guards created secret cells in Iraq to attack Gulf states with U.S. troops. The cells, each with about 10 Iraqi Shiite fighters, allegedly launched at least seven drone strikes on Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the UAE between April 20 and May 17.

Ynet
Economy·11m ago

Rami Levy’s Car Sales Move Could Shake Up Israeli Auto Marketing

Rami Levy supermarket chain has teamed up with Delhom to sell cars in Israel, a move that may not shift sales volumes much but could reshape how Chinese cars are marketed. The article says the real impact is on branding, customer behavior and resale value, not on immediate pricing. It warns that the deal could normalize low-cost, no-frills car sales in a supermarket setting and pressure established importers who rely on polished showrooms and brand image.

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Sports·12m ago

Kenny Miller Says Maccabi Tel Aviv Is as Pressured as Celtic

Kenny Miller said in Scotland that Maccabi Tel Aviv is as pressure-filled as Celtic, and maybe more. The former Maccabi coach argued that his experience there could help Robbie Keane if he takes the Celtic job.

Mako·+2 outlets · 100% center
World·14m ago

Tehran unveils giant anti-Israel banner despite diplomatic talks

Iran installed a new giant anti-Israel banner in Tehran’s Palestine Square on Friday. The sign said in Persian and Hebrew that Israel will not exist in 15 years, alongside imagery of a collapsing Star of David and Israeli weapons. The article says the display shows Tehran’s stance has not softened despite diplomatic contacts with the West and the United States.

Behadrei Haredim
Security·19m ago

IDF Fears Hezbollah Is Returning to Old Bombing Tactics in South Lebanon

Israeli security officials warn Hezbollah may be reverting to old explosive-attack tactics against IDF forces in southern Lebanon. The warning follows the killing of reserve soldier Alexander Filin, as the IDF launched wide strikes in response to ceasefire violations.

Srugim
Politics·22m ago

Iran May Be Using Lebanon to Pressure Washington and Jerusalem, Analyst Says

Yoni Ben Menmen said Iran may be leveraging the Lebanon front to pressure the United States and Israel after a planned Switzerland signing was delayed. He linked the move to overnight Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and to Iranian expectations that a Lebanon ceasefire is part of the broader understandings with Washington.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 50% center
World·22m ago

Trump Says He Has No Limits on Power, Presses Netanyahu to Stay Calm

Donald Trump told Axios he has “no limits” on his power and claimed he controlled Israel’s military decisions during the Iran conflict. He also said the war ended to avoid an oil crisis and possible global depression, while making rare remarks about Benjamin Netanyahu and Iran’s leadership.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Politics·28m ago

U.S. Figures Blast Vance Over Criticism of Israel

Vice President J.D. Vance drew intense criticism from U.S. lawmakers and academics after accusing Israel of indiscriminate strikes in Lebanon during a White House briefing Thursday. Supporters of Israel said his remarks were false, damaging, and hostile to a key American ally.

Arutz Sheva·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·29m ago

Report: Russian interceptor likely struck Moscow-area oil refinery

Video analysis indicates a Russian air defense missile likely caused the damage at an oil refinery outside Moscow on Thursday. The interceptor may have veered off course or mistaken the site for a target, triggering a major fire and secondary explosion.

Behadrei Haredim
Culture·35m ago

Why the End of Psalms Functions Like a Call to Action

The article argues that the final psalms of the Book of Psalms function like a call to action, not just a conclusion. It says they invite every person to join in praise and personal prayer, especially as reflected in Pesukei Dezimra. The piece also links this idea to a daily Tanakh study project currently reading Psalms 140 to Proverbs 3.

Arutz Sheva
Security·36m ago

14.5-Year-Old Jerusalem Rider Stopped After Dangerous E-Scooter Chase

Police detained a 14.5-year-old ultra-Orthodox boy in Jerusalem after he was filmed riding an electric scooter dangerously through traffic. He ignored officers, tried to flee, and was later found to be below the legal riding age and without a permit. He was released after being summoned for a swift hearing on aggravated red-light driving charges.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Politics·44m ago

A Long Historical Memory Shapes Israel’s Place Among the Nations

The article links Parashat Chukat to a long biblical and historical view of Israel’s place among the nations. It argues that Og, the Amorites, and even today’s enemies are part of a larger divine plan, while the current war and international responses echo that same pattern.

Arutz Sheva
General·45m ago

Under the Cover of an Engagement Party, Minors' Wedding in Yavne'el Draws New Scrutiny

Channel 12 reports that a Breslov community in Yavne'el held another underage wedding, for a 16-year-old groom and 17-year-old bride, in Afula on Wednesday evening. The event was disguised as an engagement party, despite Israeli law banning marriage under 18. The report says the practice has continued for years despite earlier exposure and recent police claims of enforcement.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·47m ago

Israeli Air Force Officer Details Target Bank for a Future War With Iran and Hezbollah

An Israeli Air Force officer said Israel is actively preparing strike plans against Iran, Hezbollah and other fronts despite a ceasefire. He described the target bank, and disclosed operational details about the killings of Hassan Nasrallah and other senior Hezbollah figures, plus strikes in Gaza, Syria and Iran.

Behadrei Haredim
General·48m ago

Why Israelis Should Not Wait to Sign a Continuing Power of Attorney

The article argues that Israelis should not delay signing a continuing power of attorney. It explains how the document lets adults choose in advance who will manage property, personal, and medical matters if they later lose capacity, instead of leaving families to seek court-appointed guardianship.

Ynet
Politics·49m ago

Eizenkot Surges to a Record 21 Seats as Bennett Slips in New Poll

A Maariv poll gives Gadi Eizenkot’s Yashar! a record 21 seats, tying Likud and edging ahead of Naftali Bennett’s Beyachad at 20. The opposition bloc reaches 61 seats, while Netanyahu’s coalition falls to 49, though a Bennett Eizenkot merger could erase that opposition majority.

Walla·+5 outlets · 50% center
Politics·56m ago

After Ouster, Moshe Solomon Reportedly Eyed for New Reservists Party

Moshe Solomon and Dan Illouz are reportedly in advanced talks to join Yoaz Hendel’s new Reservists Party. Hendel says polling shows the party clearing the electoral threshold, while Illouz denies any negotiations and Solomon gives no confirmation.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Politics·57m ago

A Warning Against Turning Religious Disputes Into Hatred

An Israeli Haredi commentary says the enlistment debate should be judged not only by arguments, but by how people think about their opponents. It urges fierce disagreement without hatred, and frames respectful thought as the real test of the moment.

Arutz Sheva
Culture·1h ago

Special Torah Lesson by Rabbi Yinon Amrusi for Shabbat Table

A special Torah lesson by Rabbi Yinon Amrusi on Parashat Chukat was published on June 19, 2026. The page mainly promotes the video and includes site follow and WhatsApp prompts.

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

Nuno Neves Comment on Ronaldo Sparks Backlash in Portugal

Portugal’s 1-1 draw with Congo has intensified scrutiny over Cristiano Ronaldo’s role in the national team. João Neves said Ronaldo is “no different from anyone else,” drawing backlash, while Bruno Fernandes later backed him. Portugal now faces Uzbekistan on Tuesday and needs a win to keep its advance hopes alive.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Economy·1h ago

Five Things to Know Before Trading Opens

Markets open with tensions over canceled U.S.-Iran talks, mixed global trading, and continued pressure from the Fed’s hawkish stance. Tel Aviv, Wall Street, bonds, currencies, commodities and crypto all reacted to the new policy outlook and geopolitical headlines. UBS also urged investors to cut exposure to technology stocks.

Globes
Economy·1h ago

After 50 Years, W. R. Grace Plant Closes, and Markets See the Same Middle East

Ynet’s weekly business roundup covered the closure of Pratt & Whitney’s Nahariya plant, a Nigerian migrant’s fight to claim a half-million-euro lottery win in Italy, and major shocks in Israel’s watermelon market. It also reported declines in Tel Aviv stocks, a new data-center electricity policy, and Mitzpe Ramon’s worsening fiscal crisis.

Ynet
Security·1h ago

IDF Launches Extensive Strikes on Hezbollah Targets in Southern Lebanon

The IDF said it launched a wide overnight strike campaign against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and continued the attacks afterward. It said the operation followed repeated ceasefire violations and comes amid heightened diplomatic sensitivity over Iran's demands on Israel.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
World·1h ago

US-Iran talks in Switzerland delayed as Lebanon strikes disrupt plans

The United States and Iran postponed planned Friday talks in Switzerland after Vice President J.D. Vance delayed travel and the Iranian delegation also held back. Officials cited logistics, but reports linked the move to Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and tensions over the ceasefire there.

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

Andy Burnham wins by-election, heightening Labour leadership pressure on Keir Starmer

Andy Burnham won a parliamentary by-election in Makerfield, northern England, with 24,927 votes, beating Reform UK. The result is widely seen as intensifying pressure on Keir Starmer and potentially triggering a Labour leadership challenge. Burnham said the victory could be a “turning point” and warned his party it had one last chance to change course.

Ynet
General·1h ago

Five Human Skills That Can Still Beat AI in the Job Market

Experts say AI will not erase the value of five human workplace skills, especially empathy, relationships, critical thinking, conscience, and judgment. The article argues these abilities remain crucial in jobs such as nursing, sales, and management, even as AI takes over routine tasks.】【：】【“】【points":["Experts say five human skills remain more valuable than AI.","Those skills are empathy, relationships, critical thinking, conscience, and judgment.","AI may automate routine tasks, but not human connection in care work.","Managers still need people to mediate conflicts and manage expectations.","Workers must fact-check AI because it can be fast but wrong."],"topic":"economy","entities":{"people":["Maria Flynn","Marco Iansiti","Colin Adler","Amelia Kaufman","Heather Stefanski"],"organizations":["Jobs for the Future","Harvard Business School","Gartner","University of California","McKinsey"],"places":["United States"]}}]}]}<|endoftext|> below to=final 在天天中彩票

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General04:21 · 2h ago

E-scooters and E-bikes: Urban Mobility or a Growing Nuisance?

Translated & summarized from Calcalist by baba
The story · English

The article discusses how motorized scooters, electric bicycles, and even regular bicycles have become part of everyday life in major cities, offering riders a welcome way around traffic jams. For many users, they are a practical answer to congestion and a key part of urban transportation.

At the same time, the piece notes that for others these vehicles are a hazard, both to riders and to people around them. It raises concerns about the extent to which many of these vehicles are being used illegally, with a significant share reportedly riding against the law.

The discussion also asks whether a lasting solution will ever be found for the problem of delivery couriers who rush through city roads. The item is presented as part of the podcast series "Shchiyot me-haBaga'zh" and is dated June 19, 2026, at 07:21. The photographed vehicle mentioned in the item is a Dahon Hemingway.

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