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World·4m ago

Three Israelis Killed in Small Plane Crash Near Washington

Three Israelis were killed when a Piper PA 28 crashed near Bowie, Maryland, less than 30 kilometers from Washington, D.C. The plane was found before dawn after an iPhone crash alert, and U.S. officials say it may have been a training flight. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating.

Behadrei Haredim·+9 outlets · 70% center
Economy·5m ago

Court Appoints Trustee for Dead Businessman’s Climbing and Local Press Companies

The Tel Aviv District Court opened insolvency proceedings for five companies of the late Ariel Konik and appointed a permanent trustee. The group includes four climbing-wall businesses and a local weekly newspaper network, with debts estimated at 30 million shekels. The trustee said the newspaper operation should be sold soon and reported that the climbing business employs about 130 workers.

Calcalist
General·8m ago

Sgt. Liav Kababia Laid to Rest in Hod HaSharon

Sgt. Liav Kababia was buried at the Hod HaSharon cemetery after being killed in Lebanon in the battalion commander’s tank disaster. Family, friends and a former commander gave emotional eulogies praising his courage, humor and generosity.

Maariv·+11 outlets · 55% center
Politics·9m ago

Herodium Opens Herod’s Ancient Pool in Major West Bank Heritage Event

A giant ancient pool at Herodium was inaugurated during an international heritage conference in Judea and Samaria. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee and Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu highlighted the site’s Jewish significance and the government’s broader heritage campaign.

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Sports·14m ago

Israeli FA probes alleged banned IV treatments at Tiberias

The Israel Football Association is investigating allegations that Ironi Tiberias players received banned intravenous treatments before a lower playoffs match. The club says it has not been formally updated, while the association says WADA has been notified.

Walla
Sports·14m ago

Maccabi Haifa Tells Captain Dolev Haziza to Find a New Club

Maccabi Haifa has informed captain Dolev Haziza that he is not part of its plans for 2026/27. The 30-year-old, who has one year left on his contract, has been told to find a new club despite his long service and three league titles.

N12·+3 outlets · 100% center
Economy·14m ago

Crypto Platform Pays for Humiliating, Dangerous Stunts and Sparks Backlash

Pump.fun, a crypto rewards platform launched in January 2024, has paid out more than $370,000 for humiliating and risky stunts since June 4. The site is facing fierce backlash from New York Governor Kathy Hochul and others, while still advertising large payouts for extreme tasks.

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Politics·17m ago

Levin Escalates Clash with Supreme Court After Judicial Appointments Hearing

Justice Minister Yariv Levin launched a sharp new attack on the High Court and Justice Isaac Amit after a hearing on judicial appointments. He said the court lacks authority over Basic Laws and called for an immediate Knesset vote on a measure limiting Supreme Court intervention.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Sports·19m ago

Real Madrid Revives Its World Cup Talent Hunt Around Morocco’s Ayyoub Bouaddi

Real Madrid is again watching the World Cup for transfer targets, with 18-year-old Lille midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi its leading focus. The club has 14 players in the tournament and is using the event to scout possible additions, as it did with Mesut Ozil in 2010 and James Rodriguez and Keylor Navas in 2014.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
World·19m ago

Trump Threatens Iran Again, Tehran Responds With Mockery

Donald Trump warned Iran to stop its proxies in Lebanon or face stronger U.S. strikes. Iranian officials and regime-linked commentators mocked the threat and raised the possibility of tightening control over the Strait of Hormuz. The remarks come amid heightened U.S.-Iran tensions and concern over regional escalation.

Now 14·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
World·19m ago

Iranian Delegation Refuses Photo Op With U.S. Team at Switzerland Talks

At talks in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, Iran refused an American request for a joint photo and handshake. The U.S. delegation was led by Vice President J.D. Vance, while Iran’s team was headed by parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and included senior officials from Tehran.

Kikar HaShabbat
Health·20m ago

Health Ministry says suspected Ebola cases likely point to common illnesses

Israel’s Health Ministry said two suspected Ebola patients are more likely suffering from common travel-related illnesses such as malaria. Officials said the risk to the public is very low, while Israel keeps strict entry rules for foreigners from risk areas and prepares designated hospitals and teams for any confirmed case.

Kan News·+10 outlets · 70% center
Economy·24m ago

Channel 13 News staff fear layoffs as CEO reassures workers

Channel 13 News workers fear layoffs after ownership changes and restructuring tied to Asaf Rapaport. CEO Tali Ben Ovadia denied a broad cutback plan, saying performance reviews and new hiring are part of a renewal effort ahead of the election campaign.

Maariv·+1 outlet · 50% center
Sports·24m 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
General·25m ago

Why Mosquitoes Matter to Nature, Not Just Summer Nuisance

The article says mosquitoes are far more than a nuisance, they help pollinate plants, feed many animals, and recycle nutrients in ecosystems worldwide. It argues that wiping them out entirely could disrupt biodiversity, though targeting disease-carrying species alone would not necessarily collapse nature.

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Politics·28m 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·29m ago

IDF says two senior Hamas finance operatives killed in Gaza airstrike

The IDF said two senior Hamas finance operatives were killed in an airstrike in the Gaza Strip on June 21, 2026. Israel says they ran a funding system for Hamas’ military wing and violated the ceasefire by continuing their work until their deaths.

Maariv·+5 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Sports·32m 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
General·32m ago

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

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Now 14·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Politics·36m 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
Culture·38m ago

Yaacov Agam’s Legacy, Criticism and Vision Recalled After His Death at 98

Yaacov Agam died on Sunday at 98, leaving behind a globally recognized but often controversial artistic legacy. The article revisits his disputes in Israel, his museum in Rishon Lezion, his Dizengoff Square fountain, and his belief that creativity, education and Jewish ideas were the purpose of art.

Ynet·+9 outlets · 75% center
Security·38m 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·38m 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·42m 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
Politics·48m 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·50m 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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Trump warns Iran of renewed strikes if talks fail

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Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

As negotiations opened in Switzerland, U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News on Sunday that he would not hesitate to resume military action if Iran does not reach an agreement. He said, “This is not a deal with the Iranian regime, it is only an extension of the ceasefire.”

Trump added that he holds the leverage in the talks and that if Iran fails to meet its commitments at the negotiating table, he has a “60-day option” and then can do “what I want.” He framed the current diplomacy as a continuation of a ceasefire rather than a standalone accord.

He also issued a direct threat over the Strait of Hormuz, saying that if Iran closes it again, “they will not have a country.” Trump said the U.S. could act as the strait’s “guardian,” control a route through which 20 percent of oil passes, and even take over the passage and collect transit fees if needed. He concluded, “If they do not make a deal, we will blow them to pieces.”

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