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Politics·5m ago

Nir Dvori calls for ending shortened yeshiva hesder service

Nir Dvori, a Channel 12 military commentator, argued that yeshiva hesder students should no longer receive shortened military service. Secular left-wing activist Naor Narkis praised the remarks and reposted them on TikTok.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·12m ago

How Gianni Infantino Turned FIFA Into a Private Corporate Empire

The article says the first week of the 2026 World Cup exposed FIFA under Gianni Infantino as politicized, authoritarian, and commercially captured. It details ticket-price scandal, border discrimination, human-rights abuses in Mexico, and FIFA’s swift exoneration of a VAR official accused of a racist gesture. It concludes that Infantino’s rule has hollowed out football’s checks and balances.

Calcalist
Health·18m ago

Israel on Alert After Ebola Suspect Is Isolated in Haifa

A traveler returned from Congo was isolated at Rambam Medical Center in Haifa after showing Ebola-like symptoms. Israel’s Health Ministry says the case is unconfirmed, but it has activated testing, contact tracing, and hospital preparedness measures.

Now 14·+8 outlets · 56% right-leaning
Politics·19m ago

Voter Turnout, Not Just Swings Between Parties, May Decide Elections

The article says Israeli elections can be decided by turnout, not only by voters switching parties. It highlights sharp participation drops in 2021 in Joint List, Likud and United Torah Judaism strongholds, while Blue and White and Labor-Meretz held steadier.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·22m ago

Maccabi Tel Aviv Set to Retain Kenny Miller as Coach

Maccabi Tel Aviv is expected to announce that Kenny Miller will stay on as coach next season. The club values his cup win, familiarity with the squad, and strong rapport with the players, while also planning squad reinforcements before training resumes Monday.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Sports·24m ago

Japan Denied by a Millimeter in Dramatic World Cup Moment

Japan came agonizingly close to scoring against Tunisia in Monterrey during the 2026 World Cup. Takehiro Tomiyasu’s effort was saved by Aymen Dahmen and goal-line technology showed the ball had not fully crossed the line.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·26m ago

Netanyahu Moves to Dissolve Knesset, Leaving Ultra-Orthodox Bills Unpassed

Ultra-Orthodox party leaders say Benjamin Netanyahu plans to dissolve the Knesset next week without advancing any of their key bills. They accuse him of leaving them politically empty-handed, while coalition pressure continues for an immediate vote.

Kikar HaShabbat·+3 outlets · 50% center
Security·27m ago

Sergeant Major Nave Habsush Killed in Combat in Southern Lebanon

Staff Sgt. Nave Habsush, 20, of Givat Binyamin was killed when his tank hit an explosive device in southern Lebanon. The armored corps soldier served as a tank commander in Battalion 52 of the 401st Brigade and had recently completed tank commanders’ training.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Sports·40m ago

Paraguay Forward Sent Off for Covering His Mouth in World Cup First

Paraguay defeated Turkey 1-0 on Friday, but the match became a World Cup first when Miguel Almiron was sent off for covering his mouth during a confrontation. The red card, issued under FIFA’s new anti-racism rule, could cost Almiron Paraguay’s final group game against Australia and possibly his place in the tournament.

Walla·+3 outlets · 100% center
Security·44m ago

Israel Ordered to Hold Fire in Lebanon as Swiss Talks Open and Iran Threatens Escalation

Israel ordered the IDF to limit fire in Lebanon, while the United States urged restraint so Swiss talks could continue. The move came after Israeli strikes on Hezbollah targets, rocket fire at Israeli forces, and threats from Iran and the Revolutionary Guard over the Strait of Hormuz and possible missiles at Israel.

Channel 13·+2 outlets · 100% center
Culture·48m ago

Daily Talmud Study Session on Chullin 52 Released

Kikar HaShabbat published its daily Daf Yomi lesson on Chullin 52 with Rabbi Binyamin Miltsky. The lesson airs daily at 5:00 a.m. on Kol Chai and is dedicated to the recovery of the wounded and sick, including Mrs. Devorah daughter of Yael Shindil Feiga.

Kikar HaShabbat
Economy·49m ago

Seven-Eleven accused of stripping Sydney franchisees of their business

Seven-Eleven has been accused of using a legal loophole to take over a Sydney franchise run by Jotika and Sunny Sharma after their 10-year contract ended. Australian media coverage and public reaction have prompted calls for tighter franchise laws and government action.

Ynet
Sports·1h ago

Elory Room’s World Cup masterclass sends his Instagram soaring

Curacao goalkeeper Elory Room made 15 saves in a 0-0 draw with Ecuador, setting a World Cup record for a 90-minute match and giving Curacao its first ever World Cup point. His Instagram following then surged from about 100,000 to more than 700,000.

Mako·+2 outlets · 100% center
Sports·1h ago

Turkey stunned after World Cup exit sparks blame game

Turkey’s 2026 World Cup campaign ended after a 1-0 loss to Paraguay, sparking fierce criticism at home. Coach Vincenzo Montella and young star Arda Guler are the main targets, while former coach Senol Gunes urged lessons rather than blame.

Now 14·+4 outlets · 80% center
Economy·1h ago

Wall Street Journal Exposes Polymarket’s Fake-Bet Influencer Campaign

The Wall Street Journal says Polymarket paid influencers to stage fake bets and hide the sponsorship, generating more than 140 million views. The report also says the campaign targeted Americans despite Polymarket’s U.S. restrictions and included content promoting insider-trading ideas.

Now 14
Economy·1h ago

Transport Ministry Pushes Night Trucking, But Rail Freight Remains the Better Fix

Israel’s Transportation Ministry plans to move 40% of truck traffic to night hours to reduce congestion and crashes. Critics and context in the article argue that expanding freight rail would be a more effective long-term solution. The ministry says the truck plan is meant to complement rail, not replace it.

Calcalist
Politics·1h ago

High Court move on state comptroller vote gives Haredi parties new leverage

The High Court’s expected order for a repeat vote on Israel’s state comptroller is increasing Haredi parties’ bargaining power over Benjamin Netanyahu. United Torah Judaism and Shas are demanding progress on draft-related legislation and benefits before they back him. The revote could come within days and would require a simple majority.

Calcalist
Politics·1h ago

Trump’s Iran Deal Seen as a High-Stakes Trade for Short-Term Economic Relief

The article says a Washington-Tehran agreement would give Iran immediate sanctions relief, oil access, and a promised $300 billion package in exchange for delayed, vague concessions. It argues Trump is seeking short-term economic relief at home, especially lower inflation, but that the deal weakens U.S. deterrence and leaves Israel more exposed to an Iranian threat.

Calcalist
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Weather03:01 · 1h ago

Sunny Day Forecast with Normal Seasonal Temperatures and Extreme Heat in Some Areas

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Sunday will be mostly clear to partly cloudy, with no change in temperatures and readings expected to remain typical for the season. Solar radiation levels will be very high to extreme.

Extreme heat stress is forecast for the Jordan Valley, the Sea of Galilee basin, the Dead Sea shore, the Jordan Valley and the Arava. Heavy heat stress is also expected in the southern Golan Heights and its slopes, the Lower Galilee, the Judean Desert and eastern Negev.

Forecast highs and lows include Jerusalem 16-28, Tel Aviv 22-29, Haifa 22-28, Safed 17-30, Katzrin 19-35, Tiberias 20-33, Nazareth 21-31, Afula 20-33, Beit She'an 23-36, Lod 21-30, Ashdod 21-29, Ein Gedi 26-37, Beersheba 21-31, Mitzpe Ramon 19-31 and Eilat 27-38.

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