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Politics·2m ago

Police Anger Grows After Ben Gvir Orders Emergency Review of Riot Grenades

Senior Israeli police officers are furious after Itamar Ben Gvir ordered an emergency review of stun grenade use following violent policing at a Haredi protest on Route 4. Ben Gvir said the weapons should be restricted to exceptional cases, while MK Uri Maklev is promoting a parliamentary inquiry into police conduct.

Kikar HaShabbat
General·5m ago

Palestinian suspect’s detention extended over alleged assault in Azor

A Tel Aviv court extended by four days the detention of Ali Shahin, a 36-year-old Palestinian from Dahariya near Hebron. He is suspected of assaulting a woman in her 20s in Azor and committing an indecent act by force, while police also say he entered Israel illegally.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 50% center
Security·6m ago

MK Amit Halevi calls for a radical shift against Hezbollah

After four Israeli fighters were killed in southern Lebanon, MK Amit Halevi urged a fundamental change in Israel’s approach to Hezbollah. He called for attacks on Hezbollah’s civilian, economic and institutional infrastructure, while Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich also demanded a far harsher response.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·10m ago

Xhaka Answers Critics as Switzerland Rout Bosnia 4-1

Switzerland defeated Bosnia 4-1 on Thursday after scoring all four goals in the final 20 minutes. Granit Xhaka converted the last goal from the penalty spot and celebrated by silencing critics who had accused him of creating a toxic atmosphere in the team.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·11m ago

Rabbi Dov Lior Urges Return of Od Yosef Chai Yeshiva to Joseph's Tomb

Rabbi Dov Lior called on Israel’s government to return the Od Yosef Chai yeshiva to Joseph’s Tomb in Nablus and renew Jewish presence there. A separate urgent appeal by Tzvi Sukkot, Yossi Dagan, and Rabbi Yossi Elitzur asked Benjamin Netanyahu to allow the move before the elections.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·13m ago

Maccabi Tel Aviv Faces a Difficult Summer as Key Israelis May Leave

Maccabi Tel Aviv is preparing for a difficult summer as captain Dor Peretz is expected to leave, with Roy Revivo and Idan Shahar also wanting out. The club says the market is thin and will rely on Stephen Vanner to strengthen the squad with foreign signings.

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

Bobov Rebbe Recites Shema Beside Newborn Relative's Cradle

The Bobov Rebbe marked his grandfather’s yahrzeit with a tisch, then joined the brit ceremony of his great-grandson in Boro Park. The night before the brit, a Kriyas Shema ritual was held beside the newborn’s cradle.

Kikar HaShabbat
Economy·19m ago

Brexit Cut UK Growth by 6%, New Analysis Says

A new study using Bank of England company data says Brexit cut Britain’s economy by 6% over a decade. It blames roughly half the loss on post-referendum uncertainty and the rest on trade barriers after the 2021 single-market exit.

Calcalist
General·21m ago

Rabbi Elazar Leventhal: What Happens Inside My Heart?

The article poses a question about whether responsibility applies only to actions or also to thoughts. It describes this as a long-standing conflict between two worldviews and invites viewers to watch the discussion.

Arutz Sheva
Security·24m ago

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Threaten Response Amid Lebanon Strikes

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned they could respond with unprecedented force if commitments are broken or new demands are imposed. In an official statement, they said they are ready on land, sea and air and cast the latest understanding as an Iranian victory amid strikes in Lebanon.

Now 14
Politics·26m ago

Hewing the State Watchdog Into Place: A Fight Over Control, Not Procedure

The article says the High Court's handling of the State Comptroller reflects a wider political battle over control of institutions. It argues that the court is limiting the comptroller's power and intervening in his election, while both sides seek influence over the office.

Walla
General·27m ago

Two Motorcyclists Hurt in Tel Aviv Crash

Two motorcycles collided on Asa Kadmoni Street in Tel Aviv at 10:22 this morning. A 42-year-old man and a man in his 20s were taken to Ichilov Hospital in moderate condition with limb injuries.

Kikar HaShabbat
Security·40m ago

IDF Strikes Hezbollah Infrastructure Deep in Lebanon After Deadly Night

The IDF struck Hezbollah targets across Lebanon overnight Friday, including sites in Baalbek, after four soldiers were killed and five more wounded in separate incidents. The army said it is operating only within approved areas and remains ready to escalate fighting in Lebanon or Iran.

Walla·+2 outlets · 67% center
Health·49m ago

Suspicion of Tampering Grows as No Production Flaw Is Found in Prinook Baby Food

Israel’s Health Ministry said its investigation into Prinook baby food found no sign of a production defect, raising suspicion of deliberate tampering. Five children were hospitalized after exposure to benzodiazepines, but all were released, and police are now handling the case.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 100% right-leaning
Sports·52m ago

Mike James Back on the Market After Barcelona Talks Collapse

Mike James is no longer expected to sign with Barcelona after talks collapsed, reopening his market. The 35-year-old Monaco guard is seeking a team that can contend for the EuroLeague title immediately, and he will leave Monaco when his contract expires.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·55m ago

State Response to High Court Draws Scrutiny Over Police Independence

A forthcoming report alleges that an Attorney General’s representative tried to shape the police’s response to a High Court petition. The senior officer involved reportedly objected, saying the proposed wording did not fit the facts. The disclosure raises questions about police independence and possible legal consequences.

Now 14
Sports·56m ago

Dukhi Takes Over as Bnei Sakhnin Enters a New Era

Bnei Sakhnin is preparing to name Khaled Dukhi as chairman after Mohammed Abu Younes leaves the post after 15 years. Dukhi will finance the club to meet a new 18 million shekel minimum budget requirement, while the team plans to sign six foreign players.

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

Reuters: Iran Built Secret Militias in Iraq to Launch Drone Attacks on Gulf States

Reuters reports that Iran’s Revolutionary Guards created secret cells in Iraq that launched drone attacks on Gulf states between April 20 and May 17. Saudi Arabia said it intercepted three drones, while Baghdad is under U.S. pressure to dismantle Iranian-backed armed groups and rebuild its air defenses.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center
Politics·1h ago

Somaliland foreign minister says Israeli ties can deepen, including possible military base

Somaliland’s foreign minister said his country welcomes deeper ties with Israel, including possible military cooperation and future direct flights. He called the recent presidential visit to Israel historic, highlighted the opening of Somaliland’s embassy in Jerusalem, and said Israelis and investors are welcome in Somaliland.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·1h ago

Settlement Gains Are Real, But Key Problems Still Need Fixing

Kobi Eliraz says Israel’s current government has made major settlement gains, but critical planning, legal, and land-registration problems remain unresolved. He calls for action on blue-line homes, seizure orders, agricultural farms, young communities, inheritance verification, managed lands, and green-energy use of communal land.

Arutz Sheva
Politics·1h ago

Petah Tikva’s Chief Rabbi Says Israel Must Resist Economic Pressure Too

Rabbi Micha Halevi of Petah Tikva urged Israelis not to fear economic pressure from powerful states, comparing it to their struggle against physical enemies. In his weekly sermon on Parashat Chukat, he linked the biblical figures Sihon and Og to today’s security and political challenges.

Arutz Sheva
Security·1h ago

Florida Man Indicted Over Alleged Anti-Jewish Mass Shooting Plot

A Florida grand jury indicted Forrest Kendall Pemberton, 27, for allegedly planning an antisemitic mass shooting. Prosecutors say he targeted employees of a Jewish organization on December 23, 2024, and could face life in prison if convicted.

Behadrei Haredim
World·1h ago

Jewish tech philanthropist dies in fiery Texas plane crash

Jewish tech executive and philanthropist Yehoshua Baer was killed when his private plane crashed and burned in Laredo, Texas, on Wednesday night. Witnesses tried to rescue the trapped passengers, but the fire was too intense. Baer was 50 and was known for major charitable work in Texas and Jewish communal life.

Kikar HaShabbat
General·1h ago

Jaffa Mosque Says It Received Citations Over the Call to Prayer

Al-Bahr Mosque in Jaffa says it received several citations from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority for broadcasting the call to prayer. Islamic groups in Jaffa said they will challenge the fines in court and defend the practice as a protected religious ritual.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·1h ago

Beitar Jerusalem turns to Dan Glazer after Dor Peretz setback

Beitar Jerusalem is preparing for next season and has shifted its focus from Dor Peretz to Dan Glazer. The club also has Shay Elias under consideration and has already added three new players this summer.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center
Security·1h ago

IDF Notifies Family of Adam Resident Killed in Lebanon Fighting

IDF casualty officers informed the Habshush family in Adam that their son, Noa Habshush, was killed in fighting in southern Lebanon. His father asked Israelis to keep up their routines and trips, while the funeral remains unscheduled because of operational constraints.

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Sports07:15 · 1h ago

Miguel Vitor Set to Stay at Hapoel Beersheba as Contract Talks Begin

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Hapoel Beersheba is continuing its preparations for Champions League qualifying and expects all of its foreign players, including Kings Kangwa and Lucas Ventura, to arrive early next week. Defender Guy Mizrahi and midfielder Eliel Peretz, who received extra leave because they were with Israel’s national team, are also due back in Israel.

The main development is that captain Miguel Vitor is likely to remain at the club. The 36-year-old Portuguese center back has expressed willingness to stay in Beersheba and is expected to land in Israel at the start of next week. The club has now opened negotiations with him, and if everything is finalized, he will begin his 11th season with the team.

At the same time, Shai Elias has been offered a new deal, but he has not responded yet and his status has not changed. Another Portuguese player whose future is uncertain is left back Helder Lopes.

For now, Lopes is not returning to Israel, so Beersheba are already looking for alternatives at left back. Lopes, 37, completed his fifth season with the club last year.

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