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General·1m ago

Australian announcer sets Guinness world record for loudest scream

Joseph McGrail-Bateup, the official announcer for Canberra and Queanbeyan, set a Guinness World Record by screaming at 122.4 decibels. He said theater training and help from his daughter led him to the attempt, which used the word “now.”

Kikar HaShabbat
Health·4m ago

Israel Health Ministry Says Ebola Poses No Risk of Wide Outbreak

Israel’s Health Ministry said Sunday it is not imposing broad entry or quarantine restrictions over Ebola and sees no realistic risk of a wide outbreak in Israel. Officials said two suspected cases are being handled at Sheba Medical Center, while the ministry continues to monitor the outbreak in Africa and international guidance.

Walla·+7 outlets · 71% center
Politics·7m ago

Trump Says Starmer Will Quit, Calls Him a Failure

A Hebrew news brief quotes Donald Trump saying UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will resign and has “failed badly.” The item offers no further context or reaction beyond the claim.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·7m ago

Report: Three Israelis Killed in Light Plane Crash Near Washington

A light plane crash in Washington reportedly killed three Israelis late Saturday night, with the identities of the pilot and two passengers still undisclosed. The single-engine Piper Cherokee was flying from New Jersey to Maryland and may have belonged to a flight school in Montgomery County.

Kan News·+3 outlets · 50% center
Economy·8m ago

Anduril Interviews Israeli Executives as It Eyes Local Defense Operations

Anduril, the U.S. defense startup led by Palmer Luckey, is interviewing senior Israelis about launching a local operation. The proposed unit would sell to Israel’s defense establishment and support R&D for global products, while the company weighs acquisitions versus organic expansion.

Globes·+1 outlet
Security·9m ago

IDF Chief Says Forces in South Lebanon Are Ready to Resume Fighting

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited South Lebanon on Sunday and said Israeli forces are prepared to resume fighting if needed. He praised troops, warned the ceasefire is fragile, and said Hezbollah has recently suffered major command losses.

Srugim·+7 outlets · 63% right-leaning
Security·14m ago

Ben Gvir Defends Lebanon Post That Sparked International Outcry

Itamar Ben Gvir faced international backlash after posting that Lebanon should “burn” and that “a thousand Lebanese mothers should cry” for every Israeli mother’s tear. On Sunday he defended the post on Israeli radio, saying Israel must keep fighting in Lebanon and can say no even to the United States.

Kikar HaShabbat·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Health·14m ago

Butterflies That Age Slowly Could Help Explain Longevity

Scientists studying Heliconius butterflies found that some species live far longer than most butterflies and appear to age more slowly physically. The effect is not due only to pollen in their diet, and researchers say the insects may become an important model for studying aging in humans.

Now 14
Security·17m ago

IDF Chief in South Lebanon Warns Ceasefire Is Fragile

Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said during a situational assessment in southern Lebanon that Israel will not allow radical terror groups to entrench on its border. He warned that Hezbollah has been badly damaged, but the ceasefire is fragile and the IDF must be ready to fight again.

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

Former Nurses’ Union Chair Ilana Cohen Dies at 82

Ilana Cohen, the former chair of Israel’s Nurses and Brothers Union, died at 82. She led the union for more than 30 years and was credited with major improvements in nurses’ status and working conditions.

Ynet
Culture·25m ago

Aharon Razel Releases Hasidic Duet With Ariel Zilber

Aharon Razel released a new Hasidic single with Ariel Zilber called "Letters Teach Faith." The song, based on Rabbi Yitzchak Ginzburg's words, presents Hebrew letters as spiritual guidance for Jewish children.

Behadrei Haredim
Politics·32m ago

Haredi Posters, Political Fury, and a Wartime Debate Over Israeli Unity

A current affairs program linked Israel’s internal divisions to wartime casualties, a fierce rabbinic outburst, and the enduring memory of the Altalena affair. It also reported that Trump is weighing a direct line to Gadi Eisenkot and highlighted Ukraine’s new platform for analyzing captured Russian weapons.

Kikar HaShabbat
Security·33m ago

Israeli military reporter warns of serious escalation in the West Bank

Channel 14 military reporter Hillel Biton Rosen warned on Sunday that Judea and Samaria may be heading toward a major security escalation. He said current policy and insufficient offensives could soon lead to deadly attacks by terrorist groups holding anti-tank weapons and explosives.

Now 14
Health·34m ago

Yael Anker Named C14’s New Health Correspondent

C14 said on Sunday that Yael Anker, 32, is its new health correspondent. She previously worked at Doc Channel and earlier on the content team of "HaBoker HaZeh". Channel 14 said her experience will strengthen the site’s health coverage.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Security·37m ago

Tel Aviv nightclub suspect to be charged with sexual offenses after attack on clubgoer

A 37-year-old illegal entrant from Huwara is expected to be indicted for alleged sexual assaults at a central Tel Aviv nightclub and just outside it. Police say he was arrested after a passerby fled and called for help, and investigators have also completed a separate case against another illegal entrant in Tel Aviv.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
World·41m ago

Trump warns Iran to curb Hezbollah or face another U.S. strike

Donald Trump warned that Iran must stop Hezbollah and other proxies in Lebanon or face another U.S. strike. He made the comments as nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran continued in Switzerland, and he also hinted at a larger role for Syria against Hezbollah.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Culture·42m ago

Dvir Bendek Delivers a Powerful Dramatic Turn in 'The Whale'

Dvir Bendek stars as Charlie in 'The Whale', a withdrawn literature lecturer dying from extreme obesity who tries to reconnect with his estranged daughter. The review praises Bendek’s restrained performance, the production’s claustrophobic design, and the play’s social critique of exclusion and religious rigidity.

Srugim
General·43m ago

Worker Seriously Injured in Job Accident in Beit Yaakov

A 51-year-old worker was moderately injured in a workplace accident on Jabotinsky Street in Beit Yaakov. He received first aid from United Hatzalah and was taken to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Medical Center.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·43m ago

Trump Says Lebanon Understanding Is Only a Ceasefire Extension

Donald Trump said the U.S. understanding with Lebanon is only a 60-day ceasefire extension. He voiced frustration over Israel’s inability to defeat Hezbollah, said he may let Syria fight Hezbollah, and argued that resolving Iran would ease other regional problems.

Kikar HaShabbat
Politics·44m ago

Trump and Meloni Trade Public Barbs Over Italy’s Role in U.S. Iran Operation

Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni exchanged sharp public insults after Trump accused her of hindering U.S. actions against Iran. Meloni rejected the criticism, defended Italy’s sovereignty, and told Trump to focus on his own popularity.

Behadrei Haredim·+3 outlets · 50% center
Politics·45m ago

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu Says Supreme Court Is Undermining Democracy

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu accused Israel’s Supreme Court of undermining democracy by overruling Basic Laws, government decisions, and appointments. He said the next election will decide whether sovereignty belongs to the public or the judges, and called for the debate to be settled only through voting.

Arutz Sheva
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Pakistan Says Iran Agreed to Lower Uranium Enrichment

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Pakistan’s foreign minister said that talks in Islamabad produced an agreement to reduce Iran’s uranium enrichment level from 60% to 0.7%. He described Iran’s position on uranium as flexible during the discussions, and said the American demand was to hand over Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, which Tehran refused to transfer to the United States.

According to the minister, the neutral proposal was not to surrender the material but to dilute the enrichment level. He said he spoke with Rafael Grossi about the possibility, and that it was agreed the enrichment would be lowered to 0.7%. He added that the stockpile is trapped under rubble and must be extracted first.

The comments came as one of three technical teams that began operating on the day of the talks started discussing the issue. The remarks suggest the uranium question is being handled through technical follow-up after the initial political discussions in Islamabad.

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