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Sports·7m ago

Kattash: Maccabi Tel Aviv will recover and aim for a sweeter title finish

Maccabi Tel Aviv failed to clinch the title on Sunday night after Hapoel Tel Aviv won another tight game and reduced the final series to 2:1. Coach Oded Kattash said his team rushed its play, struggled with fatigue and shooting, and now has only two days to recover before the next game.

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World·10m ago

Syrian President Rejects Trump's Suggestion That Damascus Handle Hezbollah

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa rejected Donald Trump’s suggestion that Syria should take over the Hezbollah file in Lebanon. He said Damascus will help only peacefully and not by war, while Trump had praised Syria’s role and urged Israel to let Syria handle the group.

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Sports·15m ago

John DiBartolomeo Agrees to Two More Years with Maccabi Tel Aviv

John DiBartolomeo has agreed to a new two-year contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv and will remain captain next season. The 34-year-old guard is set to begin his 10th season with the club, after joining Maccabi Tel Aviv from Maccabi Haifa in 2017.

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Sports·15m ago

Maccabi Tel Aviv Misses Title Chance, Loses Game 3 to Hapoel Tel Aviv

Maccabi Tel Aviv lost 80-74 to Hapoel Tel Aviv in Game 3 of the final on Sunday night, missing a chance to clinch the championship. Game 4 is Tuesday in Tel Aviv, with Hapoel hosting and Maccabi still needing another win to take the title.

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Sports·17m ago

Maccabi Tel Aviv Extends O'Shae Brissett Through 2028

Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed forward O'Shae Brissett to a two-year extension through summer 2028. The move was finalized after his improved first season and during the club's playoff final loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv.

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Sports·18m ago

MatchUp podcast goes live after Maccabi, Hapoel Tel Aviv final thriller

MatchUp aired a live episode after Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Maccabi Tel Aviv in Game 3 of the playoff final and forced a fourth game. Hosted by Pini Gershon and Aharleh Weisberg with guest Avi Kovalsky, the show streamed on ynet and Be.po platforms before becoming available on podcast apps.

Ynet
Sports·21m ago

Yanai Steps In as Collabella Rages Over Officiating After Maccabi’s Game 1 Loss

Maccabi Tel Aviv fell 80-74 to Hapoel Tel Aviv on Tuesday, blowing a chance to clinch the championship. After the game, Hapoel manager Claudio Collabella berated referee Omer Estron, and owner Ofer Yanai joined the confrontation. The report pointed to foul counts of 23 for Hapoel and 18 for Maccabi.

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World·24m ago

Iconic Air Force One Jet Will Keep Flying Beside New Qatari-Backed 747

The U.S. Air Force has confirmed that the veteran VC-25A Air Force One will keep flying, despite White House farewell posts. It will serve alongside a newly converted Boeing 747-8 donated by Qatar until Boeing’s delayed next-generation presidential jets arrive in 2028.

Kikar HaShabbat
Sports·24m ago

Maccabi lead cut after Hapoel Tel Aviv forces a Game 4 in the finals

Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Maccabi Tel Aviv 80-74 in Game 3 at Yad Eliyahu to force a Game 4 on Tuesday. Vasilije Micic led Hapoel with 29 points and 10 assists, while coach Dimitris Itoudis praised the defense and Micic’s ability to perform under pressure.

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General·29m ago

Bnei Brak Outcry Follows Closure of Two Mishnat Yosef Pickup Sites

Mishnat Yosef closed two Bnei Brak distribution points in one week, including a site at Sokolov and Alharizi. An audio recording says Rabbi David Schreiber helped pressure the company over modesty concerns, prompting a heated backlash among customers and activists.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·33m ago

Strong Explosion Reported in Doha, Qatar

Reuters and Iran’s Saberin news agency reported a strong explosion heard in Doha, the capital of Qatar. No cause, casualties, or damage details were given in the initial reports.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·35m ago

Man Seriously Injured in Stabbing in Lod

A man about 45 was seriously wounded in a stabbing on Eli Cohen Street in Lod. Magen David Adom evacuated him to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Medical Center in Be'er Ya'akov.

Ynet
General·38m ago

Mother of fallen tank fighter reveals she is pregnant at his funeral

Thousands attended the Sunday funeral of Sgt. Nave Habsush, a tank fighter killed in combat. His mother, Einav, revealed she is pregnant at age 46 and said the unborn child gives her strength after losing her only son. His father, Haim, read Nave’s last message and described him as a quiet, selfless son.

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Politics·40m ago

Bennett and Lapid Hold Joint Campaign Meeting to Stem Eizenkot's Rise

Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid held their first joint campaign headquarters meeting on Sunday evening after polls showed Gadi Eisenkot overtaking them in the bloc. Their team instructed activists not to attack Eisenkot, in an effort to present a united front and stop further vote loss.

Srugim
General·44m ago

Free Wi-Fi Can Expose Users to Bank Account Theft, Security Experts Warn

Security experts warn that free public Wi-Fi can expose users to fake networks, stolen passwords, and bank fraud. They advise avoiding sensitive activity on public networks, using mobile data when possible, and enabling protections like VPNs and two-factor authentication.

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General·51m ago

Natali Dadon Announces Engagement After On-Off Reunion

Natali Dadon and Amit Perlis announced their engagement on Sunday after resuming their relationship in March. The couple, who share a nine-year-old son, had split in September after about a decade together before reconciling and making a public appearance last week.

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Security·54m ago

45-Year-Old Man Seriously Wounded in Lod and Taken to Hospital

A 45-year-old man was seriously injured at 9:40 p.m. on Eli Cohen Street in Lod. He was treated by Magen David Adom and taken conscious to Shamir Assaf Harofeh Medical Center with penetrating injuries.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·54m ago

Orit Strock: Eight Things to Remember About the War in Lebanon

Orit Strock said Iran, not Israel, is the main threat in Lebanon and defended the IDF’s ongoing destruction of Hezbollah infrastructure there. She argued Israel must keep acting despite limits, with responsibility for its security resting only on itself.

Arutz Sheva
Security·1h ago

IDF Chief Warns Withdrawal From the Yellow Line Would Restore Hezbollah Raid Threat

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned that withdrawing from the yellow line in southern Lebanon would restore Hezbollah’s raid threat. Israeli leaders say they want to stay on the line, while officials are also weighing limited pullbacks ahead of talks with Lebanon in Washington on Tuesday.

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Sports·1h ago

Serena Williams earns Wimbledon singles wild card for surprise return

Serena Williams, 44, received a wild card to the Wimbledon women’s singles draw and will also play doubles with Venus Williams. The comeback follows her return to competition earlier this month after four years away, with Williams saying she wants her daughters to see her play.

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World·1h ago

Syrian President Rejects Military Role in Lebanon, Says Diplomacy Is the Only Path

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa rejected any Syrian military move into Lebanon and said diplomacy, not force, is needed to end the fighting. He said Syria has proposed a regional initiative to the United States and others, centered on a ceasefire, political and economic steps, and Lebanese state institutions. He also said dialogue with Hezbollah remains possible if it serves Syrian and Lebanese interests.

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Politics·1h ago

Dr. Dan Diker says Trump's Iran deal is worse than Obama's

Dr. Dan Diker said in a Channel 7 interview that Trump’s emerging Iran framework is worse than the Obama nuclear deal. He argued the U.S. has already given Iran major concessions, while Netanyahu is wisely managing the crisis by avoiding a public clash with Washington.

Arutz Sheva
Security·1h ago

Berlin Police Arrest 31-Year-Old After Antisemitic Attack on Jewish Man and His Children

Berlin police arrested a 31-year-old man after an antisemitic attack on a 48-year-old Jewish father and his two children on Uhlandstrasse on Saturday afternoon. The case was transferred to the LKA, while federal data cited in the report shows 8,627 antisemitic incidents in Germany in 2025, with Berlin the hardest-hit city.

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Security·1h ago

Home Front Command Lifts Restrictions in Northern Israel After Lebanon Ceasefire

Israel’s Home Front Command said it will lift all restrictions in several border communities and Upper Galilee towns starting Monday at 06:00, after the Lebanon ceasefire and a security assessment. The move restores full educational, public and community activity, while residents are told to keep following official updates.

Behadrei Haredim·+6 outlets · 57% right-leaning
Security·1h ago

Israel Weighs Handing Hezbollah Tunnel Case to Lebanese Army

Israel is considering transferring responsibility for a Hezbollah tunnel complex in Tebnine to the Lebanese Army as a test of its willingness to confront Hezbollah. The issue may be discussed Tuesday, while the IDF says it controls the area above the tunnel but cannot enter because of the cease-fire.

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Security·1h ago

South Lebanon Ridge Becomes a Strategic Battlefield Against Hezbollah

Israeli forces are battling Hezbollah in southern Lebanon around Tel Ali al-Tahir, a 700-meter strategic ridge near Nabatieh. The site is described as a major underground command complex tied to Hezbollah’s Badr Unit and wider Iranian-backed tunnel infrastructure. The outcome remains unclear after an American veto halted further fighting.

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Politics·1h ago

Netanyahu, speaking in English, defends Israel’s campaign and warns Iran

Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a JNS conference on Sunday in his first public English speech since the memorandum of understanding. He defended Israel’s actions in Lebanon and against Iran, vowed that Iran will never get nuclear weapons while he is prime minister, and said peace could follow if Hezbollah is disarmed.

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World18:32 · 1h ago

Netanyahu Says Israel Worked to Help Iranians Topple Their Regime

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The story · English

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the war in Iran at the JNS International Policy Conference, saying Israel worked to create conditions that would allow Iranians to bring down their own government. He said, “You can’t know when such a regime will fall.”

Netanyahu said the effort was aimed at enabling the Iranian people to overthrow a regime that, in his words, “imposes terror on them and on the rest of the world.”

His remarks were made during the conference as he referred to the conflict in Iran, but he did not give further details about the steps taken or any timeline for possible change in Tehran.

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