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Sports·6m ago

Darwin Núñez’s Career Is Defined by Talent, Pressure, and Missed Chances

Darwin Núñez is again being judged as a striker who has never fully matched his hype, after another poor Uruguay performance and a long scoring drought. The article traces his struggles at Liverpool, Al-Hilal, and with Uruguay, and says the match against Cape Verde could be pivotal.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·10m ago

Palestinian Authority Orders Mosques to Reduce Loudspeaker Use

The Palestinian Authority has ordered mosques to reduce external loudspeaker use and restrict certain Qur'an recitations, especially near settlements. The move comes amid a broader noise dispute involving Muslims, Jews, and the proposed “muezzin law” in Israel.

Srugim
Security·11m ago

Hundreds Attend Funeral of Sgt. Maj. Liav Kababia in Kfar Saba

Sgt. Maj. Liav Kababia was buried Sunday evening in Kfar Saba after being killed in a tank disaster in southern Lebanon last Thursday. Hundreds attended the funeral, and Hod HaSharon residents escorted his family with Israeli flags.

Arutz Sheva·+10 outlets · 50% center
Sports·14m ago

Beitar Jerusalem Sets Golden Gate Stand Season Ticket Price at NIS 3,750

Beitar Jerusalem said the Golden Gate stand season ticket will cost NIS 3,750 after talks with fan representatives. Club card holders get a 5% discount, plus a parking permit and organized access to the stand. Pricing will be reviewed again before next season.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Health·14m ago

Five Israeli hospitals designated to receive possible Ebola patients

Israel’s Health Ministry has designated five hospitals and trained emergency services to handle possible Ebola cases after two Israelis were suspected of infection. The two patients are isolated in Rambam and Sheba, while officials say the country currently has no other suspected cases and is using border checks and risk assessments to prevent spread.

Behadrei Haredim·+8 outlets · 63% center
General·15m ago

Boaz Golan Moved on Live TV by a Rare Lubavitcher Rebbe Dollar

News 14 host Boaz Golan was surprised live on "The Open Studio" with a rare 1985 dollar from the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Golan recalled seeing the Rebbe in 1992 and called the experience impossible to describe. The segment also featured testimony from Beersheba deputy mayor Shimon Tubul about a Rebbe dollar he believes saved his life in Gaza.

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Politics·18m ago

Likud Tells High Court a Repeat Knesset Vote Would Set a Dangerous Precedent

Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud asked Israel’s High Court to block a repeat Knesset vote in a case filed by MK Karin Elharrar and others. They said a rerun would be a dangerous precedent, that the original process followed prior agreements, and that changed Knesset membership makes a repeat vote invalid.

Kikar HaShabbat
Security·20m ago

Israel sets three conditions for any partial pullback in southern Lebanon

Israel has told the Trump administration that it will not withdraw from southern Lebanon unless three strict conditions are met. Those conditions include pushing Hezbollah north of the Litani River, ensuring IDF freedom of action, and keeping a permanent security buffer. Israel is also willing to test limited handovers of territory to the Lebanese army.

Kikar HaShabbat·+4 outlets · 60% right-leaning
Sports·20m ago

Three Sons Follow Their Fathers Into World Cup History for Norway

Three sons of former Norway World Cup players started together in Boston at the 2026 tournament while their fathers watched from the stands. The match revived memories of Norway’s painful 1994 elimination in the United States and highlighted the team’s generational football story.

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Sports·24m ago

Hapoel Petah Tikva submits two-year offer for Ilay Almogei

Hapoel Petah Tikva has offered midfielder Ilay Almogei a two-year deal after his contract with Bnei Reineh ended. The 26-year-old, who also played for Ironi Tiberias this season, has 50 Israeli Premier League appearances and five caps for Israel.

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

A birthday surprise for Eden Pines was spoiled by one guest's slip-up

Eden Pines turned 29 on Saturday with a surprise party planned by her husband, Omer Cohen, but one guest accidentally revealed it. The celebration still took place at their Caesarea home as a housewarming, following the couple’s wedding last month.

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Economy·26m ago

Court Battle Over Saturday Opening of Big Glilot Raises Major Financial Stakes

The Tel Aviv District Court will hear a petition seeking to force Ramat HaSharon to enforce its Sabbath-business ban at Big Fashion Glilot. Big has warned the case could cause major financial harm, while the city and Interior Ministry fight over a bylaw change that would legalize the site’s Saturday opening.

Globes·+1 outlet
World·28m ago

Three Israelis Killed in Small Plane Crash in Maryland

Three Israelis died when a light plane crashed Sunday in Maryland, east of Washington, D.C. The aircraft carried a pilot and two passengers, and the full investigation has been handed to the NTSB. The report also noted a separate fatal car crash in Malibu involving two Israelis in their 40s.

Channel 13·+7 outlets · 75% center
Politics·30m ago

Trump says Starmer will quit as UK prime minister

Donald Trump predicted that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will quit office and said he has failed on immigration and energy. The comments come as Europe faces migration pressures and high energy costs, and the report says they deepen tensions between the two leaders.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
World·32m ago

Investigator Questions Marilyn Monroe’s Official Death Ruling

Paul Holes says new forensic scrutiny of Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 death raises major doubts about the official suicide ruling. He points to scene irregularities, drug-prescription concerns, and a delay in alerting police, while also urging review of sealed FBI material.

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Security·33m ago

IDF chief in south Lebanon says ceasefire is fragile and Hezbollah is weakened

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said in southern Lebanon that the ceasefire with Hezbollah is fragile and that the army must stay ready to resume fighting. He and Defense Minister Israel Katz both stressed that Israel will keep forces deployed in Lebanon and continue acting against threats.

Channel 13·+5 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Sports·34m ago

Shi Segalovich Set to Become Elitzur Netanya’s New Sporting Director

Shi Segalovich is close to becoming Elitzur Netanya’s sporting director for next season in the National League. The 42-year-old recently coached Maccabi Ra’anana, which he had promoted, and previously worked for Netanya as an assistant coach.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
General·34m 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
Sports·35m ago

Jerusalem Set to Host Third Straight Grand Slam Athletics Meet

Jerusalem will host the third straight Grand Slam athletics meet on June 25 at Givat Ram, with 76 athletes from 29 countries. Israeli stars and international relay teams will compete for rankings and qualification points ahead of the European Championships in Birmingham.

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Security·37m ago

IDF Chief Says Northern Ceasefire Is Fragile and Forces Are Ready to Resume Fighting

Two days after the northern ceasefire began, the IDF chief of staff said the truce is fragile and the army is ready to resume fighting if needed. He made the remarks during a visit to southern Lebanon, where he also praised Brigade 401 and said the main goal remains protecting northern Israeli communities and civilians.

Behadrei Haredim
General·40m ago

Lawsuit Claims Audi Q2 Trim Can Fly Off and Become a Road Hazard

A class action lawsuit in Israel alleges that the rear plastic trim on Audi Q2 vehicles can detach while driving and endanger other road users. The filing says Audi recalled the same defect abroad, but Champion Motors did not issue a recall in Israel and left owners facing costly repairs.

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Economy·41m 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·42m 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
Politics·43m ago

Yinon Magal Slams Coalition Absences Over Broadcast Law Delays

Yinon Magal accused coalition lawmakers of missing hearings on the broadcasting bill and endangering right-wing media. He said their absences could prevent the law from advancing and even lead to censorship or shows being removed from air.

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Security·46m 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·47m 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.

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Sharon Sharabi Warns Against a Return to Gaza Containment Policy

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Sharon Sharabi, whose brother Yossi Sharabi was murdered in Hamas captivity, warned against restoring a policy of “containment” in the Gaza Strip, saying it could lead to another October 7. Sharabi, who is identified as a candidate for Yisrael Beiteinu, argued that the government is again embracing a lenient approach that leaves Israeli forces unable to respond effectively.

He said Gazan civilians are approaching the yellow line without fear, while, in his words, they are acting on Hamas’s behalf and Israeli troops have their “hands tied” by a soft policy. Sharabi said the situation begins with the yellow line being eroded in Gaza without a response and could end, he warned, with “pickup trucks full of terrorists inside Israeli territory.”

Sharabi stressed that after October 7, and after the heavy price Israel paid, “it is forbidden to repeat the same mistakes,” and he called for Hamas to be decisively defeated. He ended by urging a “clear, strong and consistent” Israeli policy against every threat, adding, “Israel needs Liberman.”

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