Iran Sends Negotiators to Switzerland Despite Closing the Strait of Hormuz

World·8m ago

Vice President JD Vance Expected to Travel to Switzerland for Iran Talks

Vice President JD Vance is expected to travel to Switzerland today for talks with Iranian representatives. The meeting follows Iran’s announcement that it will send a negotiating delegation to Switzerland despite the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Sports·10m ago

Josh Hart Says Disrespect Fueled Knicks’ Title Run

Josh Hart said the New York Knicks’ title run was fueled by disrespect from the San Antonio Spurs. He credited the team’s anger, and Victor Wembanyama’s reaction after Game 7 against Oklahoma, with helping New York win its first NBA championship since 1973.

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Sports·13m ago

Germany’s search for a true No. 9 puts Havertz back in the spotlight

Kai Havertz has become Julian Nagelsmann’s main striker option for Germany at the 2026 World Cup. He scored twice in a 7-1 win over Curaçao after a season disrupted by injuries at Arsenal, and now faces pressure to justify Germany’s faith in him.

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Security·17m ago

Israeli Official Warns of Strong IDF Response to Any Hezbollah Violation

A senior Israeli official said Israel will respond forcefully if Hezbollah violates the arrangement. The official also said the IDF is holding the security buffer zone and clearing terrorist infrastructure inside the yellow line.

Ynet

Sports·25m ago

Maccabi Jaffa signs veteran goalkeeper Eran Yaniv

Maccabi Jaffa has signed 34-year-old goalkeeper Eran Yaniv, who will replace Nataniel Deloya after his move to Hapoel Afula. Yaniv arrives from Hapoel Rishon LeZion and brings top-flight experience, including a stint as Hapoel Tel Aviv’s first-choice keeper in 2019/20.

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Politics·26m ago

Trump Shares Article Criticizing Netanyahu and Israel’s War Strategy

Donald Trump shared a Just The News article attacking Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership and Israel’s handling of the wars in Gaza and Lebanon. The piece said Trump is considering alternative Israeli candidates, including Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eisenkot, while warning that his support may depend on regional stability and ceasefire compliance.

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General·37m ago

Police Say 81-Year-Old Shalom Hala Has Been Found

Police said 81-year-old Shalom Hala from Rosh HaAyin has been found. They had previously appealed to the public for help locating him.

Ynet

Sports·52m ago

Real Madrid Lead Club Scoring Race at the World Cup

Real Madrid lead the club-by-club World Cup scoring chart with five goals from Kylian Mbappe, Vinicius Junior and Jude Bellingham. Barcelona are the notable absentee near the top, with no goals from their players so far.

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Security·53m ago

Lt. Col. N. to Temporarily Command Battalion 52 After Lt. Col. Dor Ben Shimon’s Death in Lebanon

Lt. Col. N. will temporarily command Battalion 52 after Lt. Col. Dor Ben Shimon was killed in Lebanon yesterday. He currently serves as deputy commander of Brigade 401.

Ynet

Tech·55m ago

NoTraffic Shows a Ten-Year-Old Startup Can Still Be a Rising Bet

NoTraffic, founded in 2017 by Uriel Katz, Or Sela, and Tal Kreisler, is expanding a smart-traffic-light network across North America. The company says it operates in about 10% of North American cities, has raised $165 million, and has helped save drivers more than $1.5 million.

Globes

Politics·56m ago

Why the Petition for Sanctions on Israel's Top Legal Officials Is About Power, Not Timing

An opinion piece defends a petition seeking personal sanctions on Gali Baharav-Miara and Isaac Amit, arguing that Israel has become a “juristocracy” where judges hold ultimate power. The author says the timing may need review after Trump’s softened stance, but rejects claims that the initiative was fundamentally mistaken.

Walla

Security·59m ago

Iranian Officials Threaten Missile Fire at Israel If Fighting in Lebanon Continues

Iranian officials told the Lebanese outlet Unews that Iran could fire missiles at Israel overnight if the attack on Lebanon continues. The warning gave no further details about the officials, timing, or scope of any possible launch.

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Economy·1h ago

Cuba Approves Its Broadest Economic Overhaul Since the Revolution

Cuba has approved 176 reforms, its biggest economic overhaul since the revolution, to open the planned economy to private business and market mechanisms. Officials say the measures depend on relief from the U.S. energy and financial embargo, which has intensified shortages and blackouts across the island.

Ynet

World·1h ago

Pakistan Reports Technical Talks in Switzerland Set for Tomorrow

Pakistani media said technical talks in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, are scheduled for tomorrow. Delegates from the United States and Iran, along with mediators from Pakistan and Qatar, are expected to attend.

Ynet

Sports·1h ago

World Cup Midterm: goals, stars and surprises in a thrilling opening stretch

The article reviews a spectacular opening World Cup phase, led by Lionel Messi’s first World Cup hat trick and an unusually high scoring rate. It also highlights breakout performers, refereeing trends, and early signs from contenders including England, the United States, France, Argentina, Germany, Spain and Portugal.

Walla

Security·1h ago

Lebanon says 83 killed in Israeli strikes yesterday

Lebanon's Health Ministry said Israeli strikes yesterday killed 83 people and wounded 141. It added that no deaths have been reported in strikes carried out since then.

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Economy·1h ago

Texas Cattleman’s $170 Million Scheme Exposed as a Ponzi Operation

Brian McClain, a cattle rancher in Texas and Kentucky, died by suicide in April 2023 after a scheme built on nonexistent cattle unraveled. Investigators say he raised about $170 million from a bank, investors and family members, while using new money to pay earlier participants. The case has spawned bankruptcy litigation, investor clawback actions and accusations against his lender, Rabobank.

Globes

Politics·1h ago

Israel may go without a state comptroller for up to six months

The High Court signaled that Michael Ravivo’s election as state comptroller was improper, raising the prospect Israel could be without a comptroller until after the vote. The justices urged the Knesset to hold a fresh ballot, but Likud and the ultra-Orthodox parties may resist.

Calcalist

Sports·1h ago

France’s mint-green World Cup shirt sells out amid fan frenzy

France’s mint-green away shirt, launched in March, has sold out across official and Nike stores after huge fan demand during the 2026 World Cup. The federation said new stock should arrive in 10 to 15 days.

Walla

Sports·1h ago

Kenny Miller to Be Named Maccabi Tel Aviv's Permanent Coach

Kenny Miller is expected to be named Maccabi Tel Aviv’s permanent coach after leading the club to the State Cup. The decision followed player support, a Zoom interview, and the club’s search for alternatives amid the security situation.

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World·1h ago

Iran Sends Negotiators to Switzerland Despite Closing the Strait of Hormuz

Iran's Foreign Ministry said a negotiating delegation will go to Switzerland for talks with the U.S. delegation. The move comes after Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz, despite its strategic importance in the dispute.

Kikar HaShabbat

Sports·1h ago

Zeljko Obradovic set for Panathinaikos return on lucrative three-year deal

Zeljko Obradovic is reportedly returning to Panathinaikos on a three-year deal worth 10.5 million euros. The Serbian coach previously spent 13 years with the Greek club and won five EuroLeague titles there.

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Security·1h ago

U.S. Official Says No Signs Iran Is Moving to Close Strait of Hormuz

A senior U.S. security official told Axios that American forces have not seen Iranian movements suggesting a closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The report said that even a declaration alone could be enough to deter use of the strait.

Ynet

Security·1h ago

13-Year-Old Seriously Wounded in Kafr Qasim Shooting

A 13-year-old boy was seriously wounded in a shooting in Kafr Qasim. Two others were also injured, and medics took him to Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba.

Ynet

General·1h ago

78-Year-Old Woman Robbed and Injured in Haifa, Family Says It Identified Suspect

A 78-year-old Haifa woman was allegedly attacked and robbed near her home on Thursday morning. Her family says it identified the suspect itself using security footage and social media, while police say they opened an investigation immediately.

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World·1h ago

Iranian Military Source Says Strait of Hormuz Has Been Closed

Iranian media quoted a Revolutionary Guards naval source as saying the Strait of Hormuz was fully closed. Separately, Mehr said the Iranian delegation would leave for Switzerland shortly.

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General·1h ago

KKL builds computer model to predict and prepare for Israel’s next wildfire

KKL is using a new computer model to predict wildfire spread in Israel and improve prevention planning. The project, based on nationwide vegetation measurements and the FlameMap simulation system, will be presented in Jerusalem on July 8 to 9.

Ynet

General·1h ago

About 60,000 Visitors Flock to Nature Reserves and National Parks Across Israel

Roughly 60,000 people visited nature reserves and national parks across Israel, according to the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. More than 4,000 also stayed overnight at the authority’s campsites, with Gan HaShlosha, Hof Dor-Habonim and Tel Ashkelon among the busiest sites.

Ynet

World·1h ago

Iran says U.S. must force Israel to halt attacks in Lebanon

Iran’s Foreign Ministry said a delegation will go to Switzerland to follow up on U.S. commitments. Tehran said the U.S. must force Israel to stop attacks in Lebanon, warning the broader understanding could fail otherwise.

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World·2h ago

JD Vance Says There Is No Evidence the Strait of Hormuz Has Been Closed

JD Vance said there is no evidence that Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz. His comment came after a statement by the Revolutionary Guards.

Ynet

Sports·2h ago

Olympiacos in advanced talks to sign former Maccabi forward Bonzie Colson

Bonzie Colson is reportedly in advanced talks with Olympiacos, as the EuroLeague champions look for a replacement for Alec Peters. Maccabi Tel Aviv also wants him back, while Fenerbahce could still keep him through an option but faces a low buyout if he leaves.

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World·2h ago

Vance Says Witkoff and Kushner Arrived in Switzerland for Iran Talks

JD Vance said Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have reached Switzerland for talks with Iran. He told Fox News the negotiations are going well and said he expects to arrive there in the next two days.

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Sports·2h ago

Turkey Left Reeling After World Cup Elimination Sparks Calls to Fire Montella

Turkey was knocked out of the 2026 World Cup after a 1-0 loss to Paraguay, ending its group-stage hopes after just eight days. The defeat triggered harsh criticism of coach Vincenzo Montella, while former coach Senol Gunes urged calm and future improvement.

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World·2h ago

Vance says Iran talks are likely tomorrow, will travel to Switzerland

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said Iran talks are likely to be held tomorrow in Switzerland. No further details about the agenda or participants were provided.

Channel 13

Economy·2h ago

Investor Warns of a 35% Drop in Wall Street Benchmark, Alongside Four Market Pieces

Globs published a five-item market roundup on June 16 to 18, 2026, centered on a bearish Wall Street warning, high-performing funds, and stock-picking ideas. The pieces also highlight a popular investment product, a direct-selling investment house, a favored sector, and two space stocks with up to 61% upside.

Globes

Sports·2h ago

Maccabi Bnei Sakhnin officially names Khaled Dukhi as chairman after Abu Younis exits

Bnei Sakhnin has formally announced that Muhammed Abu Younis is stepping down after 15 years as chairman. Khaled Dukhi, the club’s former general manager, will replace him and lead the club going forward.

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Culture·2h ago

Veteran TV director James Burrows dies at 85

James Burrows, the American TV director behind more than 100 sitcoms, died Friday at 85. He co-created "Cheers," directed every episode of "Will & Grace," and won 11 Emmys and five DGA Awards.

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Security·2h ago

Security officials draw a red line against a full withdrawal in southern Lebanon

Israeli security officials said a full withdrawal from southern Lebanon is off the table, even under the ceasefire. They criticized the political echelon for not negotiating earlier and warned against accepting Iranian-imposed rules in Lebanon.

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Sports·2h 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·2h 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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