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Health·3m ago

Health Ministry: Ebola Test Results Expected Within 48 Hours

Israel’s Health Ministry said a person suspected of Ebola remains in isolation at Rambam Medical Center in Haifa, with final test results due in about 48 hours. The patient recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the ministry is tracing contacts and advising recent travelers from affected areas to stay home if they develop symptoms.

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World·8m ago

Shipping Picks Up in the Strait of Hormuz After U.S.-Iran Deal

Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has increased after the United States and Iran agreed to reopen it, but it remains below prewar levels. Kpler says Iranian crude shipments are gradually normalizing, while the long-term question is whether fees will return after 60 days.

Globes
Sports·10m ago

Israel’s Three Basketball Giants Reveal Three Very Different Strategies

A Sport 5 opinion piece says Hapoel Jerusalem, Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv each chose a different basketball strategy this season. It contrasts Jerusalem’s lack of focus, Maccabi’s domestic-first approach and Hapoel Tel Aviv’s Europe-first project under Dimitris Itoudis. The article argues that the coaches reflect those decisions, but the clubs’ priorities are the real story.

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Sports·14m ago

After Turkish title, Fenerbahce begins reshaping its roster

Fenerbahce won the Turkish championship and is already planning a major roster rebuild for next season. Bonzie Colson is among the players whose future remains unresolved, while Devon Hall is expected to join Milan and Nando De Colo will retire.

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Sports·17m ago

Riesberg Wins Israeli Title After Dream Week for NSN

Nadav Riesberg won the Israeli cycling championship in Beit Guvrin on Saturday after also taking the sprint jersey in the Tour de l'Ain. NSN riders swept the top four places in the men’s race, while Noa Shweiki won the women’s title.

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Security·18m ago

Israeli Armored Commander Describes Difficult Lebanon Drive to the Litani River

Col. Shaul Yisraeli, commander of the 7th Armored Brigade, described Israel’s ground fighting in southern Lebanon, including the difficult advance to the Litani River and the capture of Hezbollah positions in Kantara and the Beaufort area. He praised engineering forces, warned that Hezbollah’s drone threat is growing, and said Israel must improve both counter-drone defenses and battlefield organization.

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Economy·32m ago

Long-Stalled Tel Aviv Renewal Project Near Ichilov Clears a New Hurdle

Tel Aviv approved another stage of the long-delayed Daphne Street renewal project near Ichilov Hospital. The plan for Area 501 will replace six old buildings with a 34-story tower, new housing, and a community center, while the broader project aims to add about 1,000 apartments.

Globes
Sports·40m ago

Roy Revivo Tops Liga Ha’Al Transfermarkt Valuations After Major Repricing

Transfermarkt updated Premier League player values for the 2026/27 preseason, and Roy Revivo became the league’s most valuable player at 4.5 million euros. Maccabi Tel Aviv has the most players in the top 10, while John Otomow posted one of the biggest jumps from a 125,000-euro valuation.

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World·53m ago

Martina Navratilova intensifies criticism of Israel and Ben Gvir

Martina Navratilova attacked Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and renewed her criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu on X. She also posted harsh new remarks about Donald Trump, while the article reviews her tennis record and long history of activism.

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Sports·1h ago

At the World Cup, Fans Are Turning Rivalry Into Kindness

A viral clip from Spain versus Cape Verde at the 2026 World Cup captured rival fans exchanging shirts and embracing in Atlanta. The article uses that moment to describe the tournament as a rare display of kindness, hospitality, and shared joy across host cities in the United States. It cites fan behavior, charity, and small acts of generosity as evidence of that atmosphere.

Ynet
Sports·1h ago

Why the Knicks’ 2026 Title Was Won in the Mind as Much as on the Court

A Hebrew commentary argues that the New York Knicks’ 2026 NBA title over the San Antonio Spurs was won psychologically as much as physically. It highlights New York’s 29-point Game 4 comeback, Jalen Brunson’s “0:0” mindset, shared team trust, and the Knicks’ composure under pressure and trash talk.

Ynet
Sports·1h ago

Soccer Is Yielding to the American Stop-Clock Model

A Sports 5 column says World Cup hydration breaks are turning soccer into a more American, broadcast-friendly game. It cites rain, heat, player reactions, and FIFA's commercial motives, and argues the change is likely permanent.

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General·1h ago

Heavy Visitor Traffic Reported at Beit Yanai Beach and Maayanot Park

The Israel Nature and Parks Authority reported heavy visitor traffic at Beit Yanai Beach National Park and Maayanot Park. Parking at Beit Yanai is being opened and closed intermittently, while Maayanot Park is full and visitors are being redirected elsewhere.

Ynet
Sports·1h ago

Zlatan Ibrahimovic Faces Criticism for His Fox World Cup Analysis

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is facing harsh criticism for his Fox World Cup analysis, with The Athletic calling his work arrogant and shallow. The report said he lacks detailed knowledge of some teams and players, while his on-air sparring with Alexi Lalas has become a major storyline.

Walla
Sports·1h ago

Aimar Explains Argentina’s Formula as Scaloni Plans Changes for Austria

Argentina beat Algeria 3-0 in its 2026 World Cup opener, with Lionel Messi scoring three goals. Assistant coach Pablo Aimar praised the team’s mentality and warned that Austria, next in Dallas on Monday, will be a much tougher test. Lionel Scaloni is expected to make several lineup changes.

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Economy·1h ago

Record $119.2 Billion Pours Into U.S. Stocks as Tech Frenzy Builds

Bank of America said a record $119.2 billion flowed into U.S. equity funds in the week ended June 17, led by technology stocks. The report linked the surge to the end of the Iran war and heavy AI spending by major tech firms, while warning of possible market risks after November. European and Chinese equity funds continued to lose money.

Calcalist
Sports·1h ago

World Cup Referee’s Mysterious Drink Was Likely Pickle Juice

At a World Cup match on Friday, referee Felix Zwayer collapsed late in stoppage time and received attention on the field. He drank from a “mysterious bottle” that doctors say was likely pickle juice, then quickly recovered and resumed officiating.

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World·1h ago

Witkoff En Route to Switzerland for First Iran Nuclear Talks

Steve Witkoff is heading to Switzerland for the first round of nuclear deal talks with Iran, Axios reported. Jared Kushner is already there, and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is expected to arrive later today.

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Sports·2h ago

Brazil Shine, U.S. Clinch Group Lead as Turkey Exit World Cup

Brazil beat Haiti 3-0, the United States beat Australia 2-0, Turkey lost to Paraguay and was eliminated, and Scotland lost to Morocco. Brazil’s Matheus Cunha scored twice, while Raphinha left injured at halftime and Neymar is due back for the last group-stage round.

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Politics·2h ago

Trump Did Not Build His Fortune Alone, Despite the Myth

An article marking Donald Trump’s 80th birthday says the long-standing image of him as a self-made businessman is false. It argues that family money, especially from his father Fred Trump, repeatedly rescued him and helped build his real-estate career and later political brand.

Globes
Sports·2h ago

Morocco Rally Behind Hakimi After French Court Upholds Rape Trial

Morocco publicly backed captain Achraf Hakimi after a French court upheld his trial in a rape case. Hakimi played in Morocco’s 1-0 World Cup win over Scotland, where some fans booed him, while coach Mohamed Wahbi praised his focus and said the team stood behind him.

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Economy·2h ago

Hamat to Halt Manufacturing in Turkey After Years of Losses

Hamat will shut its self-owned sanitary ware production in Turkey after years of losses, citing weak demand, Erdogan's boycott of trade with Israel, and fierce import competition. The company plans layoffs, possible asset sales, and a shift to external manufacturers to continue the business more profitably.

Calcalist
Sports·2h ago

Ronaldo debate intensifies after Portugal’s 1-1 draw with Congo

Portugal’s 1-1 draw with the Democratic Republic of Congo at the start of the 2026 World Cup has intensified criticism of Cristiano Ronaldo’s role. Former Manchester United striker Louis Saha said coach Roberto Martinez should manage Ronaldo’s minutes, warning that his pursuit of records could hurt Portugal.

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Sports03:02 · 6h ago

Brazil Rebounds, United States Advances, and Morocco Keeps Rolling

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Brazil beat Haiti 3-0 in Group 3 to recover from its disappointing opening draw with Morocco and look more like itself on the pitch. Matheus Cunha, starting for the first time, scored from close range after a poor save, then doubled the lead in the 36th minute from a precise Vinicius Junior pass. Brazil lost Raphinha to an apparent hamstring injury in the 40th minute, and Lucas Paqueta set up Vinicius for the third goal in first-half stoppage time. Fox said the injury looked like a hamstring problem that could complicate his World Cup, while analyst Landon Donovan estimated it could take 7 to 10 days, and often longer.

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