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Economy·4m ago

El Al and Isracard Relaunch FLY CARD With New Travel Perks and Sign-Up Deals

El Al and Isracard have relaunched the FLY CARD after ending the previous partnership with Cal, affecting about 500,000 cardholders. The new card offers tiered earning rates, launch bonuses, travel perks and point redemptions across El Al and partner airlines.

Behadrei Haredim·+4 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Politics·4m ago

Trump warns Iran’s president after uranium enrichment remarks

Donald Trump threatened Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian after Pezeshkian said Washington had to accept Iran’s right to enrich uranium. Trump said the US is only extending a ceasefire, not striking a deal, and warned he still holds leverage over Tehran.

Behadrei Haredim
World·5m ago

Trump warns Iran of renewed strikes if talks fail

Donald Trump warned in a Fox News interview on Sunday that the United States could renew military strikes on Iran if the ongoing Switzerland talks fail. He also threatened Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, saying Tehran would face severe consequences if it tries to close it again.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Economy·8m ago

Defense tech giant Anduril moves toward a local presence in Israel

Anduril is exploring an Israeli operation, including hiring a local manager, development activity and startup partnerships. The U.S. defense-tech firm has already met Israeli candidates and companies, following Palmer Luckey’s February visit to Israel and his meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Calcalist
Security·10m ago

FAA Investigates Near Miss Between Delta and American Airlines Jets in Boston

The FAA is investigating a near miss at Boston Logan International Airport on Saturday morning. A Delta Air Lines landing approach and an American Airlines takeoff clearance put two jets on intersecting runways at the same time, forcing Delta’s pilots to abort and climb away before later landing safely.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·12m ago

U.S. and Iran open Switzerland talks as Vance cites major progress

U.S. and Iranian delegations opened talks in Switzerland on Sunday, with J.D. Vance saying major progress had been made. The discussions are framed around ending the Israel-Hezbollah fighting in Lebanon, with Qatar and Pakistan mediating and Qatar saying technical teams will oversee implementation.

Calcalist·+2 outlets · 50% center
General·12m ago

Court orders LOT to pay passenger NIS 7,350 over missing suitcase

A Jerusalem-area small claims court ordered LOT Polish Airlines to pay NIS 7,350 to a passenger whose suitcase went missing on the way to Miami. Judge Avner Yifrach ruled that the airline could not rely only on computer records to deny the claim.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·14m ago

Trump says U.S. could take control of the Strait of Hormuz

Trump told Fox News the United States could seize the Strait of Hormuz if needed and charge transit fees. He framed the choke point as a place where Washington could control a significant share of oil traffic.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·18m ago

Four burglary suspects arrested in overnight Tel Aviv crime spree

Police arrested four suspects in separate overnight burglary and theft incidents across Tel Aviv. The cases involved an office break-in, a restaurant theft, and attempted thefts from a scooter and a car. All suspects were questioned and are expected in court for detention hearings.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
World·21m ago

Herzog Says Israel Seeks Diplomatic Deal in Lebanon, Without Iranian Role

On Fox News, President Isaac Herzog said Israel is open to a diplomatic settlement in Lebanon, but only if Iran is kept out and Hezbollah is disarmed. He also emphasized close U.S.-Israel coordination on Iran and said Israel has no territorial claims in Lebanon, even expressing a wish to drive to Beirut one day.

Now 14·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Politics·22m ago

Spanish Court Bars Pedro Sánchez’s Wife From Leaving the Country in Corruption Probe

A Spanish court has barred Begoña Gómez, the wife of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, from leaving Spain and ordered her to surrender her passport amid a corruption probe. The investigation concerns alleged abuse of influence and public office tied to work she did at a Madrid university. Sánchez denies wrongdoing and says the case is politically motivated.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Politics·23m ago

Sharon Sharabi Warns Against a Return to Gaza Containment Policy

Sharon Sharabi warned that a renewed policy of containment in Gaza could bring another October 7. He said Gazans are approaching the yellow line on Hamas’s behalf while Israel does not respond, and called for Hamas to be decisively defeated.

Now 14
Sports·25m ago

Iran Forced to Cut Training Short Before Crucial Belgium Match

Iran will play Belgium in its second World Cup match after a 2-2 draw with New Zealand. Coach Amir Kalanawi says travel restrictions and FIFA’s handling of the team’s movements have disrupted training and angered the squad. The team hopes conditions will improve before its final match against Egypt.

Mako·+2 outlets · 100% center
Security·28m ago

Repeated Vandalism Hits Ramat Gan Synagogue Again

Unknown suspects broke into the Minchat Chovav synagogue in Ramat Gan on Friday, damaging its entrance door for the second time in weeks. The city called it a hate crime, offered support and repairs, and police are still investigating the motive.

Now 14
Politics·28m ago

Vance Sparks Outrage After Calling Iranian Officials “Great Leaders”

U.S. Vice President JD Vance was criticized after calling Iranian regime representatives “great leaders” at a summit. The meeting included Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, whom the article links to the killing of protesters in Iran.

Now 14
Politics·29m ago

New centrist alliances could decide Israel’s next election, poll suggests

A special poll by Dudi Hasid and KanTar says several potential centrist or unity alliances could win 5 to 7 seats. The combinations could help decide who forms Israel’s next government, while their leaders say they will not give Benjamin Netanyahu a narrow right-wing majority.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 50% center
Culture·29m ago

Longest Day of the Year Offers More Time for Outdoor Plans

June 21, the summer solstice, brings the longest daylight of the year. The article offers outdoor ideas, including a post-work swim, a sunset picnic, photography during golden hour, and a summer time-capsule exercise.

Srugim
Sports·29m ago

France fears thunderstorms could disrupt World Cup match against Iraq

France's World Cup match against Iraq in Philadelphia could be disrupted by thunderstorms on Monday. American safety rules require an immediate stoppage if lightning approaches the stadium. Organizers are preparing for possible long delays, recalling a similar weather shutdown at the 2025 Club World Cup.

Now 14
Security·32m ago

Israeli Air Force officer reveals details of Hamas strike in Gaza and rapid Syria campaign

An Israeli Air Force planning officer revealed details of the May 13, 2025 killing of Mohammed Sinwar and Mohammed Shabana in a tunnel under Khan Younis’s European Hospital. He also said fighter jets were diverted from a Yemen mission for the strike, and described a separate rapid campaign that destroyed the Syrian army as Assad’s regime collapsed.

Behadrei Haredim
Politics·34m ago

Judy Nir Mozes Slams Israeli Leaders After Vance’s White House Rebuke

Judy Nir Mozes posted a furious Instagram attack on Israel’s government after U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance criticized Israeli ministers. She said Israel risks isolation without U.S. support. Vance’s White House remarks also intensified concern about the bilateral relationship.

Srugim
General·35m ago

Air France pushes back Israel return again, now targeting late July

Air France said on Sunday it will delay resuming flights to Israel again and now plans to return no earlier than July 30. The move extends the absence of a major airline on the Israel, France and Europe route, leaving fewer summer flights and tighter availability for travelers.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Culture·37m ago

‘Checkout’ Movie Passes 250,000 Viewers in Four Days

“Checkout: The Movie” drew more than 250,000 viewers in four days after opening in Israeli cinemas last Wednesday. It is a major box-office hit, though the all-time opening record still belongs to “Let Me Go, Shuli Sun.”

Arutz Sheva
Politics·38m ago

Trump and Meloni Trade Public Barbs Over Popularity, Iran Policy

Donald Trump and Giorgia Meloni traded harsh public insults over social media posts about her popularity, a G7 photo, and Italy’s role in the Iran conflict. Meloni rejected Trump’s claims, said Italy remains sovereign, and urged him to focus on his own problems. The spat has already prompted Italy’s foreign minister to cancel a planned Washington visit.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% center
Culture·40m ago

Haifa Community Marks New Torah Scroll With Citywide Celebration

Adat Yisrael in Haifa dedicated a new Torah scroll this week in a public celebration attended by local rabbis and many residents. The synagogue, which has stood for more than 80 years, has recently expanded as Haifa’s ultra-Orthodox community has grown.

Kikar HaShabbat
Security·42m ago

Former Tank Tester Warns Women Tank Crews Could Suffer Serious Health Harm

Former tank examiner Shimon Shterk says women serving in tank units face overlooked health risks from heavy lifting and repeated ammunition handling. In a Channel 7 interview, he argued the issue is being sidelined by politics, not discussed properly by military medical officials.

Arutz Sheva
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Politics11:55 · 1h ago

Knesset Speaker Ohana says state comptroller vote will not be rerun

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Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana announced that the Knesset will not hold a repeat vote for the position of State Comptroller. The statement was published on June 21, 2026, at 14:55, in a brief item credited to Abraham Freund.

No additional details were provided in the text about the original vote, the reason for refusing a new ballot, or any further procedural steps. The article only reports Ohana’s position that the election will not be repeated.

The piece gives no reaction from other lawmakers or candidates, and notes that no comments had yet been posted on the item at the time of publication.

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