Police seize sound equipment from protesters in Jerusalem's Paris Square

Police and Border Police seized sound equipment from protesters at Paris Square in Jerusalem after it was used loudly near homes before the Sabbath. Police said the protesters violated the conditions of the demonstration, which had been backed by the High Court.

Kikar HaShabbat

Paraguay Draws Attention for Breaking New World Cup Rules in Win Over Turkey

Paraguay beat Turkey 1-0 in the 2026 World Cup, but the match drew attention for repeated violations of the tournament’s new rules. Miguel Almiron was sent off, the goalkeeper was punished for delaying restarts, and the team briefly played with 10 men after a medical stoppage.

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Israel Halts Fire in Lebanon as Iran Escalates and Ebola Case Is Isolated

Israel ordered the IDF to stop firing in Lebanon after escalation, while Iran threatened further steps over the ceasefire dispute. Separately, a man returning from Congo was isolated in Haifa for suspected Ebola, and the military is still probing the tank explosion in Lebanon that killed four soldiers.

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Hundreds Demonstrate at Haifa's Horev Junction for a State Inquiry

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at Horev Junction in Haifa to protest against the government. They called for the creation of a state commission of inquiry.

Ynet

Brian Brobbey's Surprise Start Powers the Netherlands Past Sweden

Ronald Koeman surprised observers by starting Brian Brobbey against Sweden, and the 24-year-old scored twice in 17 minutes. The Sunderland striker, who had barely played for the Netherlands before, tripled his international goal total to three. Koeman said he wanted more attack, while Xavi Simons was left out after recent physical issues.

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Israeli envoy says southern Lebanon launched 147 rockets at Israel in 24 hours

Israel’s ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, said 147 rockets, 20 drones and 9 anti-tank missiles were launched at Israel from southern Lebanon in 24 hours. He said the fire came from 13 villages and accused Hezbollah of being Iran’s long arm and not wanting a ceasefire.

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Police HR chief placed under house arrest after witness-tampering probe

Israel Police Human Resources chief Alona Shoham has been placed under house arrest after being investigated on suspicion of harassing witness Lior Abudraham. The case, now handled by the Israel Competition Authority, is tied to allegations involving Prison Service Commissioner Kobi Yaakobi and claims of improper contacts with Internal Affairs.

Channel 13

Report: Top Iranian officials and IAEA chief to join talks in Switzerland

A CBS source says Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf will join talks in Switzerland. IAEA chief Rafael Grossi is also expected to attend some technical sessions on Iran’s nuclear program.

Ynet

Spain Debate After Cafeteria Seagull Attack Leads to Arrest

A man in Gijón, Spain, was arrested after allegedly killing a seagull that stole food from his cafe plate. He faces up to 18 months in prison if convicted, and the case has sparked a national debate over animal rights and punishment.

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Investing.com CEO Omar Shwili рассматривает buying into Maccabi Tel Aviv

Omar Shwili, CEO of Investing.com and a longtime Maccabi Tel Aviv supporter, is considering a small investment in the club. If it happens, he may partner with Rapyd founder Erik Stetman.

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Bnei Sakhnin Signs Angolan Midfielder Norberto Carlos

Bnei Sakhnin has signed 27-year-old midfielder Norberto Carlos, who played last season for Akritas Chlorakas and has been in Angola's national squad. The club also announced that Khaled Douchi will replace Muhammad Abu Younes as chairman after Abu Younes stepped down following 15 years.

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Lebanon says environmental activist Mona Khalil died in Israeli strike near Tyre

Lebanese media said environmental activist Mona Khalil died over the weekend from injuries in an Israeli strike near Tyre. A medical source said the 76-year-old was seriously hurt when her home, an eco-lodge in Al-Mansouri, was hit on June 4.

Ynet

Man seriously injured after car slams into wall in Nahariya

A man in his 60s was seriously injured when a car hit a wall on Nahalat Street in Nahariya. Magen David Adom evacuated him to the Galilee Medical Center.

Ynet

Gantz Rejects Backing Netanyahu, Calls for Broad Zionist Unity Government

Benny Gantz said in a stormy interview that Benjamin Netanyahu must leave office, but that Israel still needs a broad Zionist unity government. He backed a stronger Israeli role in Lebanon, criticized Netanyahu’s handling of the U.S. political divide, and defended his own past coalition choices. Gantz also said he is working to build a wider political camp and praised Gadi Eisenkot as a worthy figure.

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IDF Official Says Tank Disaster That Killed 52nd Battalion Commander Was Caused by External Hit

A senior IDF officer said the tank incident that killed Lt. Col. Dor Ben Shimon, commander of Battalion 52, was caused by an external strike. He said the hit was likely from a drone or anti-tank weapon, not an accident.

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Protest groups to rally in Tel Aviv against what they call anti-democratic legislation blitz

Protest groups will march and rally Saturday evening in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square against what they call an anti-democratic legislative blitz. They are protesting for election integrity, Supreme Court strength, equal service, and a state commission of inquiry.

Walla

Nabatieh Municipality Urges Residents to Stay Away From the City

Nabatieh’s municipality in southern Lebanon told residents not to return to the city. The city asked evacuees to stay in their temporary shelters.

Kikar HaShabbat

IDF to Halt Fire in Lebanon but Keep Forces in Place

The IDF said it will honor the ceasefire in Lebanon but will keep forces in southern Lebanon and not withdraw for now. Troops are still operating in Tibnin, Beaufort Ridge and other areas, while the military remains on high alert over Iran.

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Iran Threatens Hormuz Closure and Missiles as Israel-Lebanon Fighting Escalates

Iran said it would close the Strait of Hormuz and threatened missile fire, while fighting with Hezbollah and Israeli strikes in Lebanon intensified. The roundup also covered global political reactions, Trump’s Qatar jet, and major World Cup headlines.

Ynet

Tel Aviv Stocks Slump as Iran Deal Talk Triggers Profit Taking

Tel Aviv shares fell again as investors sold on concerns over the emerging U.S.-Iran agreement and local geopolitical risk. The TA-125 is down 7.3% in June, though still up 12% since the start of the year. Market strategists said the selloff reflects both the Iran deal and stretched valuations after a strong rally.

Calcalist

Report: Mario Hezonja May Be Leaving Real Madrid, with Hapoel Tel Aviv Monitoring

Marca reports that Mario Hezonja is likely to leave Real Madrid, which is planning roster changes after a disappointing Spanish league season. Hapoel Tel Aviv is among the clubs interested in the Croatian forward, who is under contract through 2029.

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Kats says Maccabi Tel Aviv are battered and tired before Game 3 of the final

Maccabi Tel Aviv hosts Hapoel Tel Aviv in Game 3 of the Israeli championship series on Sunday. Oded Katash says his team is tired and battered but focused on winning the title, while Jimmy Clark says one more win is still needed.

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IDF Encircles Underground Hezbollah Command Post in Lebanon, Reports About 30 Fighters Trapped

Israeli forces are battling inside an underground Hezbollah Badr Unit command post in Lebanon, where about 30 militants are reportedly trapped. A senior officer said the government ordered a ceasefire beyond the yellow line, but the IDF says the strategic fighting will continue and that there is no plan to conquer Lebanon.

Channel 13

CENTCOM: Iran Does Not Control the Strait of Hormuz

A U.S. Central Command spokesperson said Iran does not control the Strait of Hormuz. The article gives no further details or context.

Ynet

Meloni Rebukes Trump After He Claims She Repeatedly Asked to Be Photographed With Him

Donald Trump said Giorgia Meloni repeatedly asked to be photographed with him at the G7 and claimed her popularity was falling. Meloni hit back on Instagram, calling the attacks senseless and telling Trump to mind his own business.

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Violent brawl breaks out at supermarket branch in Eilat

A violent brawl broke out Saturday at a food chain branch in Eilat after an argument escalated inside the store. Police opened an investigation into the incident, while footage showed employees restraining one man and shocked customers nearby.

Walla

Ceasefire Order Issued as IDF Holds Key Hezbollah Complex in South Lebanon

The IDF was instructed to halt fire while retaining control of the Ali Taher complex in southern Lebanon. Military sources say dozens of Hezbollah fighters are trapped there, and that the group has stepped up fire to help them.

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IDF Tightens Control Over Key Hezbollah Complex in Southern Lebanon

The IDF says it controls the strategic Ali Taher ridge complex near Nabatieh in southern Lebanon and that dozens of Hezbollah fighters are trapped there. At the same time, Israel was told to halt fire in Lebanon after deadly fighting that also killed Lt. Col. Dor Ben Shimon and three other soldiers.

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Real Madrid denies contacting Michael Olise amid transfer rumors

Real Madrid publicly denied contacting Michael Olise, calling the transfer speculation inaccurate. The club said it has no direct or indirect link to the Bayern Munich winger and stressed its strong relationship with Bayern. The denial follows reports that Madrid planned a 220 million euro bid for the 24-year-old France international.

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Belgium Faces Backlash After Doku Says He May Leave World Cup for Birth of His Child

Belgium winger Jeremy Doku said he may leave the World Cup if the birth of his first child overlaps with the tournament’s decisive matches. The comment, made after Belgium’s 1-1 draw with Egypt, triggered fierce criticism and support, while the Belgian federation reportedly understands his situation.

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Israel’s UN ambassador calls for sexual violence envoy’s resignation after blacklist dispute

Danny Danon, Israel’s UN ambassador, demanded on Saturday that Pramila Patten resign during a heated UN session in New York. The dispute centered on the UN’s annual report that впервые put Israeli security forces on a sexual-violence blacklist, which Israel rejected as false and politically motivated.

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Khamenei Adviser Warns Energy Flows Could Stop if Deal Remains Unimplemented

Iranian official Mohammad Mokhber, an adviser to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, warned that if a deal remains only on paper, energy flows to the Middle East could stop. He said Iran will accept nothing less than full implementation of commitments and respect for its rights.

Ynet

Hapoel Tel Aviv Ready to Pay a Heavy Price for Jordan Nwora

Hapoel Tel Aviv is pushing hard to sign Jordan Nwora from Crvena zvezda and is willing to pay a buyout of at least $1 million if needed. Nwora, 27, has just had his best EuroLeague season and is expected to be a highly sought-after player this summer.

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Paramedic Who Saved Knicks Fan Goes Viral After Unwanted Kiss Attempt

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Tel Aviv Woman Says She Was Attacked in Broad Daylight, and Another Possible Victim Emerged

A Tel Aviv woman says a stranger attacked her Thursday morning on her way to work and knocked her to the ground. After security footage was shared online, residents allegedly identified the suspect and reported a possible second assault by the same man. Police have opened an investigation.

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Kushner’s $5 Billion Albanian Resort Plan Triggers Protests, Probe and EU Concerns

Jared Kushner’s planned $5 billion luxury resort development in Albania has sparked mass protests, a land-deal investigation and concern from the European Commission. The project, centered on protected coastal land in Zvernec and the island of Sazan, remains in planning as Albania’s government and EU critics clash over its environmental and political impact.

Globes

Identity of 1633 Treasure Ship Off England Finally Confirmed

Researchers have identified a mystery wreck off Devon as the Dutch merchant ship Dom van Keulen, which sank in 1633 after bad weather. The vessel carried gold coins and other cargo from Morocco, and the surviving artifacts are now held by the British Museum.

Ynet

Netherlands face Sweden in Houston with Group E lead at stake

The Netherlands play Sweden in Houston needing a win to top Group E after drawing Japan 2-2. Sweden, who beat Tunisia 5-1, can move close to first place with another victory.

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Messi’s World Cup Shirt Carries Golden Symbols of Argentina’s Success

Argentina’s 3-0 win over Algeria at the 2026 World Cup drew attention to Lionel Messi’s gold-adorned shirt. The design honors Argentina’s 2022 title, Messi’s five-World-Cup milestone, and his 2022 tournament MVP award.

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Europe and Asia Gas Prices Stay Elevated Despite U.S.-Iran Deal

LNG prices in Europe have eased since the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, but analysts say the market will remain tight and winter prices high. Stronger Asian demand, disrupted Hormuz flows, and low storage levels are expected to keep Europe exposed, while banks still see elevated gas prices through the second half of the year.

Calcalist