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Sports·6m ago

Hapoel Tel Aviv sells over 7,000 season tickets in two days

Hapoel Tel Aviv said it sold more than 7,000 season tickets within two days of opening sales. The club is preparing for the 2026/27 season and its return to Europe after a successful comeback campaign.

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Politics·16m ago

Janis Lewis-George Poised to Lead Washington After Democratic Primary Win

Janis Lewis-George won Washington’s Democratic mayoral primary on June 20, 2026, with about 53% of the vote and is now favored to become mayor. The progressive candidate, known for anti-Israel views, has faced concern from Jewish leaders but says she will protect the Jewish community and fight antisemitism.

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Sports·20m ago

Itoudis says Hapoel Tel Aviv must fight to extend the finals series

Hapoel Tel Aviv trails Maccabi Tel Aviv 2-0 in the Israeli Basketball Super League finals and faces a must-win Game 3 on Sunday at 8:50 p.m. Coach Dimitris Itoudis said the team needs better defense, consistency and character, and that he aims to push the series to a fourth game.

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Economy·20m ago

Trump Says Oil Crisis Risk Helped Drive Iran Deal

At the G7 summit in France, Donald Trump admitted that fear of an oil-driven economic catastrophe helped push him toward a deal with Iran. The agreement reopened the Strait of Hormuz, but analysts say oil markets remain fragile and higher prices could still return.

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Sports·24m ago

Roy Keane Slams England Players’ Partners Over World Cup Match Shirts

Roy Keane criticized the wives and girlfriends of England players for wearing their partners’ names on World Cup shirts. The remarks came on The Overlap after England’s 4-2 win over Croatia, sparking pushback from Ian Wright. The article also says Thomas Tuchel has changed previous England camp rules to allow families access during the tournament.

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Politics·33m ago

Trump and Italy's Meloni Clash Over G7 Photos, Iran, and Military Access

Donald Trump accused Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of seeking photo opportunities at the G7 in France and of blocking U.S. access to Italian airports and runways. Meloni denied his claims, calling them “complete fiction” and saying she was shocked by his conduct toward allies.

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Politics·45m ago

Trump Says Iran Was Punished Only After He Took Office

Donald Trump posted on Truth Social about the end of the war with Iran, claiming his administration achieved major success. He attacked Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and the Democratic Party, and said Iran had gone unpunished for 47 years until he took office.

Ynet
World·54m ago

Trump Stuns Macron at Versailles by Rushing Iran Deal Signing

Donald Trump unexpectedly ordered the U.S.-Iran deal signed the same night during a G7 dinner at Versailles, surprising Emmanuel Macron and French ministers. The agreement was quickly printed in English and Persian, signed by Trump, and shown to the dinner guests.

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World·1h ago

One Dead as Massive Fire Sweeps Dominican Resort

At least one woman died in a massive fire at the Viva Wyndham resort in the Dominican Republic. About 1,700 guests and staff were evacuated while firefighters battled the blaze, and officials are still investigating the cause.

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Sports·1h ago

Portland's Giannis Chase Could Complicate Deni Avdija's Future Contract

Giannis Antetokounmpo's summer decision could trigger a major Portland trade hunt, with Boston and Miami leading the race. The Trail Blazers are weighing Jayson Brown, but his huge contract could squeeze Deni Avdija's next deal and Portland's cap space.

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Sports·1h ago

Germany’s loudest fan turns Leon Goretzka into a World Cup meme

Finn Kessler, a 20-year-old Bayern Munich fan, has gone viral at the World Cup for loudly shouting Leon Goretzka’s name. He followed Germany to the United States, where his chant has drawn international coverage and amused many, though not always Goretzka.

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Sports·1h ago

How a grittier Netherlands is reshaping its World Cup identity

The Netherlands drew 2-2 with Japan in its World Cup opener and will next face Sweden. The article says Ronald Koeman’s team is abandoning its old image of elegant stars for a harder, more collective style centered on Ryan Gravenberch. It argues that this new identity could still carry the Dutch toward their first major title since 1988.

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General·1h ago

Deal with Tehran Could Make Iran’s Revolutionary Guards the Biggest Winners

A Reuters report says the emerging U.S.-Iran deal could enrich Iran’s Revolutionary Guards by easing sanctions and reopening oil and investment flows. The group’s deep role in the economy may also complicate any agreement, especially if foreign firms must work with Guard-linked entities.

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Sports·1h ago

Messi’s hat trick came with astonishingly low running numbers

Lionel Messi scored a hat trick in Argentina’s 3-0 win over Algeria at the 2026 World Cup opener. Statistically, he did it with unusually little running, but still matched Miroslav Klose as the tournament’s all-time top scorer.

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Security·1h ago

Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon after overnight rocket fire

Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people on Saturday, according to Lebanese media, after more than 50 launches were directed at Israeli forces there overnight. The Lebanese Army said one of its soldiers was killed, while Israel said it was hitting Hezbollah targets in response.

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Sports·2h ago

Baldwin's absurd no-look pass helps Fenerbahce win Turkish title

Fenerbahce beat Besiktas 77-75 to win the Turkish championship, with Wade Baldwin creating the decisive late basket. Coach Sarunas Jasikevicius was stunned by the behind-the-back assist, which Baldwin said sealed “the moment of the season.”

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Economy·2h ago

Kela Emerges as a Fast-Rising Israeli Defense Tech Contender

Kela, an Israeli defense tech startup founded in 2024, reportedly drew acquisition interest from Anduril founder Palmer Luckey but refused to sell. The company says it is building an open command-and-control platform and has raised about $300 million at a $1.2 billion valuation. It is growing fast in Israel and is preparing for expansion into the U.S. market.

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Politics·2h ago

Eisenkot Leads Bennett in New Poll-of-Polls, but Opposition Still Falls Short of a Majority

Globs’ new poll-of-polls shows Eisenkot ahead of Bennett and Likud still leading, but the opposition generally remains short of a solo majority. Only one survey gives the non-Arab opposition enough seats to form a government on paper. A separate Channel 13 poll says undecided voters still prefer Netanyahu on Iran, but trust Bennett and Eisenkot more on domestic issues.

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Sports·2h ago

Late-Night Twist Sends Tomer Tzarfati to Kfar Shalem

Tomer Tzarfati will sign with Kfar Shalem on Sunday after Hapoel Petah Tikva dropped its pursuit. The move followed a late-night scramble, with Kfar Shalem already having reached terms with the goalkeeper and his agent Avi Naimni.

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Tech·2h ago

Xiaomi 17T Pro Arrives in Israel With Huge Battery and Fast Charging

Xiaomi launched the 17T Pro in Israel, highlighting a 7,000 mAh battery, 100W charging, and a Leica-branded camera system. The phone costs 3,049 shekels for 512GB or 3,499 shekels for 1TB, aiming at buyers who want premium features at a lower price.

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World·2h ago

Bolivia Declares Emergency as Road Blockades Paralyze the Country

Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency after 50 days of road blockades disrupted supplies and nearly paralyzed the economy. The government says it will use broader powers, including possible military deployment, to clear highways, while protesters and Morales-linked groups continue demanding economic relief and political concessions.

Ynet
Sports·2h ago

Netherlands and Germany chase crucial wins in group play

The Netherlands play Sweden in Houston needing a win to stay in contention for first place, while Germany can secure the top spot in Group 5 by beating Ivory Coast. Ecuador face Curacao for their first points, and Japan meet Tunisia seeking a likely place in the next round.

Ynet
Health·2h 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·2h 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·2h 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·2h ago

Josh Hart Says Spurs' Celebration Showed Why Knicks Won the Title

Josh Hart said the Knicks beat San Antonio in the NBA Finals because they stayed focused on the championship, unlike the Spurs after winning the West. His remarks indirectly touched on Victor Wembanyama’s emotional reaction and Kevin Garnett’s criticism of it.

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Sports·3h 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·3h 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·3h 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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Security11:30 · 1h ago

Israeli Jewish man rescued after entering Ramallah overnight and being abandoned

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IDF forces from the Civil Administration rescued an Israeli Jew who had entered Ramallah overnight in a friend’s car and was later left behind in the Palestinian city center. According to an initial investigation, the man was abandoned by the friend after arriving in the city.

Residents in the area spotted the Israeli wandering around Ramallah and alerted the security apparatus, which then coordinated the rescue. The report did not say where the man was taken after being found.

Security officials repeated their warning that entering Area A places lives at risk and is prohibited by law. The incident took place during the night, and the statement made clear that the rescue followed local reporting and a security response.

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