IDF says it killed two Hamas operatives in northern Gaza

Culture·4m ago

Channel 14 Falls Behind as Channel 11 World Cup Coverage Surges

Kan 11’s 2026 World Cup coverage drew strong ratings on Sunday night, placing third in prime time with 11.2% and second in the 8 p.m. news slot with 6.7%. Keshet 12 remained the overall leader, while Channel 14 held steady but finished fourth in prime time.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 50% center

World·4m ago

Trump Administration Omits Israel's Name From Lebanon Statement Amid Closer Ties With Pakistan and Qatar

The Trump administration issued a Lebanon statement that omitted Israel’s name, even though the document centered on the war Israel is fighting there. The article says this fits a broader shift toward Pakistan and Qatar, and follows criticism of JD Vance after he avoided rejecting a reporter’s accusation of “genocide” against Israel.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·6m ago

Satmar Donor Quietly Gives $3.5 Million to Kiryas Joel Institutions

Rabbi Lipa Friedman quietly donated $3.5 million to Satmar institutions in Kiryas Joel during a private ceremony in Williamsburg. The gift renamed a yeshiva dining hall and the broader Larkin Drive campus, both honoring his father, Rabbi Moshe Friedman.

Kikar HaShabbat

Economy·6m ago

China Hits U.S. Rare-Earth and Defense Firms With Export Curbs in Retaliation

China added MP Materials, USA Rare Earth, and eight other U.S. entities to its export control list in retaliation for recent U.S. restrictions on Chinese companies. Beijing also imposed new sanctions on 46 more American firms, while analysts said much of the move may be symbolic.

Walla

Security·7m ago

Father of slain IDF tank commander asks visitors to comfort his young daughter too

Haim Havshush said his young daughter Nesia is grieving the death of her brother, Sgt. Maj. Noa Havshush, who was killed in a tank disaster in southern Lebanon. He asked visitors at the family’s shiva to comfort her too, not only the adults. Noa, 20, served as a tank commander in Battalion 52 of the 401st Brigade and was killed with three other soldiers.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Politics·12m ago

South Korea jails former justice minister for 25 years over martial law role

South Korea sentenced former justice minister Park Sung-jae to 25 years in prison for his role in President Yoon Suk Yeol’s December 2024 martial law declaration. Yoon has already been removed from office and separately sentenced to prison and life terms in related cases, while his impeachment still awaits Supreme Court confirmation.

Srugim

World·12m ago

Analyst warns Washington talks could push Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon

Yoni Ben Menachem said Washington talks may lead to pressure for an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon before Hezbollah is disarmed. He also noted that Syria’s Ahmad al-Sharaa, known as al-Jolani, rejected a proposal to let Syria handle Hezbollah’s disarmament.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 50% center

World·14m ago

Syrian President Rejects Talk of Military Role Against Hezbollah

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa said Syria will not fight Hezbollah and rejected any immediate military role in Lebanon. He said any Syrian involvement should come through Lebanese institutions and focus on economic and political ties, not war. His comments followed Donald Trump’s claim that the U.S. was close to letting Syria deal with Hezbollah.

Channel 13·+4 outlets · 60% center

Sports·17m ago

Beitar Jerusalem weighs three midfield options as transfer window decision looms

Beitar Jerusalem has not chosen its final midfield signing and is considering a foreign player, Dan Glazer, or Shai Elias. The decision may depend on Sean Weissman’s expected answer in the coming days, and on whether foreign slots open up.

Walla·+2 outlets · 100% center

Economy·18m ago

Trump Mobile’s promised U.S.-made phone turns out to be a repackaged HTC model

Trump Mobile is now selling the T1 phone, but it is a rebadged HTC U24 Pro assembled in Florida from imported parts. The device falls well short of the company’s earlier promises of a premium, American-made smartphone sold for $499.

Calcalist

General·20m ago

Israeli court sets a high bar for suing a mediator after dismissing land dispute claim

A Rishon LeZion court rejected Yossi and Raheli Rapaport’s negligence suit against mediator Amos Gavrieli and ordered them to pay 75,000 shekels. In the process, Judge Avigail Frier set a new Israeli standard for mediator liability, saying only negligence bordering on bad faith can justify a tort claim.

Globes

Economy·21m ago

Simed creditors and Klirmark seek emergency rescue loan at double-digit interest

Simed’s creditors and Klirmark are seeking court-backed emergency financing to keep the U.S. summer camp operator alive after its collapse. The proposed package includes $80 million in new money, with a critical deadline of June 26.

Globes

Security·22m ago

Turkey speeds up its multi-layered 'Steel Dome' air defense project

Turkey is fast-tracking its “Steel Dome” air defense project, a multi-layered system inspired by Israel and the U.S. Aselsan has set aside about $900 million for the effort, with major deliveries expected after 2028. The program comes amid regional tensions and rising foreign interest, especially from Gulf states.

Kikar HaShabbat

Economy·23m ago

Government Moves Toward Three State-Company Mergers, with More Still Under Review

Israel’s cabinet is set to consider a plan to merge three state companies into three others, led by the Elta-IAI and Cross Israel-Netivei Ayalon deals. Officials say the mergers are meant to streamline government holdings and save money, though some of the expected financial benefits appear limited.

Calcalist·+1 outlet

Politics·24m ago

Likud’s Bitan Says Netanyahu’s Push for a Selection Committee Undermines Party Democracy

Likud MK David Bitan said Benjamin Netanyahu’s reported plan to choose the party slate through a selection committee would violate Likud’s democratic tradition. He also defended the election of Michael Raballo as state comptroller nominee, despite controversy over photographing votes and Raballo’s past ties to Netanyahu.

Kan News·+1 outlet · 100% center

World·24m ago

At Swiss summit, Vance faces public snubs from Iran and Qatar

At a summit in Bürgenstock, Switzerland, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance was publicly snubbed by Iranian and Qatari officials. The article says the incidents, including Iran’s refusal to proceed normally and Qatar’s cold reception, embarrassed the United States on camera.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·24m ago

Orel Tsabari lashes out over Lebanon deal that excluded Israel

Orel Tsabari condemned a reported Lebanon deconfliction arrangement that was reached without Israel. In Instagram stories on Monday, he accused the international community of sidelining Israel and linked the move to old antisemitic patterns.

Srugim

General·26m ago

Small Dog on Fold-Down Tray Sparks Online Outrage During Flight

A video posted on X showed a small dog sitting on an airplane meal tray, triggering anger and debate online. The clip raised questions about airline rules, sanitation, and whether pet owners should be allowed to use shared passenger spaces this way.

Walla

World·28m ago

Egypt and Saudi Arabia Push Lebanon Deal That Leaves Hezbollah Armed

Egypt and Saudi Arabia are advancing a Lebanon ceasefire plan that would require Hezbollah to stop using its weapons, not surrender them. The proposal also envisions a full Israeli pullout from southern Lebanon, stronger Lebanese Army control, and Saudi reconstruction aid. Egypt is now seeking wider Arab pressure after the plan failed to win U.S. support.

Now 14

World·30m ago

Guatemala Volcano Eruption Nearly Hits Tourists Filmed Too Close to Crater

A video from Guatemala shows tourists standing too close to the active Fuego volcano as it erupted around them. The hikers ignored safety warnings, but the incident ended without serious injuries.

Kikar HaShabbat

Security·31m ago

Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash with Police at Beit Lid Military Prison

Dozens of extremist ultra-Orthodox protesters gathered at Military Prison 10 in Beit Lid to oppose the arrest of draft evaders. They were filmed clashing with security forces at the site.

Ynet

Politics·35m ago

Brought to Fit One City: How a Tax Break for Beersheba Is Being Tailored

A bill to grant Beersheba residents a 10% tax credit has been postponed in the ministerial committee, while lawmakers also move to expand Golan tax benefits. The article says the proposal is carefully drafted to apply only to Beersheba and would cost about 600 million shekels a year.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 100% center

Politics·35m ago

Trump's Father’s Day Post Sparks Confusion Over Mysterious Blonde Woman

Trump’s Father’s Day post on Truth Social showed a blonde woman and called her his “great daughter,” but the image did not match Ivanka or Tiffany. U.S. reports later identified the woman as Margo Catsimatidis, likely meaning Trump was referring to her daughter Andrea, though the White House gave no explanation. The confusion fueled online speculation and fresh questions about Trump’s cognitive state.

Walla

General·37m ago

Court Upholds Will Leaving Estate to Nephew After Sons' Late Challenge

An Israeli family court upheld a will leaving a deceased man's apartment and bank funds to his nephew. The judge rejected claims by the man's two sons that the will was invalid, citing the video, medical records, and their late filing. The sons were ordered to pay 10,000 shekels in costs.

Walla·+1 outlet

Weather·37m ago

Israel Issues Severe Heat Warnings for the Next Day

Israel’s Meteorological Service issued severe heat warnings on Monday, including an orange alert for the Jordan Valley from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Yellow alerts were also posted for several other regions, with officials warning of dehydration, health risks, power disruptions and travel delays.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Politics·39m ago

Trump’s Iran Policy Framed as a Corporate Takeover Bid

An Israeli opinion piece says Donald Trump is treating Iran like a collapsing company and Israel is being used to devalue it. It warns that Israel cannot rely on US loyalty alone and must develop its own strategy.

Srugim

Politics·40m ago

Trump, Netanyahu and the Strain Behind the Public Rift

A new article describes the worsening public clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump as US criticism of Israel peaks. It says a new book reveals Trump privately called Netanyahu a “Con Man,” while analysts warn the feud could deepen or, like past Israel-US crises, eventually pass.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·44m ago

Vasilije Micic Leads Hapoel Tel Aviv to a Stunning Game 3 Win Over Maccabi

Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Maccabi Tel Aviv in Game 3 on Sunday behind a standout performance from Vasilije Micic. The win was fueled by aggressive defense, key contributions from Yovel Zoosman, Yam Madar and Isaiah Wainwright, and Maccabi’s tiring offense. The series now shifts to Game 4 with Hapoel keeping its championship hopes alive.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center

Politics·46m ago

How June 24, 2012 Changed Regional Thinking

The article says Mohammed Morsi’s June 24, 2012 election victory in Egypt showed how quickly the Middle East can change. It argues that Israel and the West must not rely on hopes about democracy or moderation, but on preparedness and strength. It also says Morsi’s rise, and later fall, proved that radical forces can gain power rapidly.

Arutz Sheva

Economy·47m ago

Israel to Ease REIT Rules to Boost Long-Term Rental Housing

Israel is preparing to ease tax and regulatory rules for REITs to spur long-term rental housing. The committee’s recommendations would let funds sell more apartments without losing tax benefits, especially outside the center, and would relax other investment rules. The Tax Authority said it will work with the Finance Ministry to advance the changes, after two related amendments were already approved.

Ynet·+1 outlet

World·49m ago

Fuel shortage under review in Maryland plane crash that killed three Israelis

U.S. investigators are probing whether fuel shortage caused a Piper plane crash in Maryland that killed three Israelis. The plane went down near Bowie after departing New Jersey on a night training flight, and a preliminary report is expected in the coming weeks.

Now 14·+10 outlets · 64% center

Sports·51m ago

Iran’s goalkeeper shines, and social media revives the case of the missing keeper

Iran goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand starred in a 0-0 draw with Belgium, drawing praise from Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. His performance also revived attention on fellow goalkeeper Mohammad-Rashid Mazaheri, who was arrested after anti-Khamenei remarks and has not been seen since.

Walla

Culture·52m ago

Married at First Sight: Who Is Really the Annoying One, Noa or Ariel?

An opinion piece on "Married at First Sight" says Noa and Ariel have both been difficult in their relationship, but Ariel was more annoying in the latest episode. It quotes Noa admitting she can be annoying and doubts the couple will last after filming ends.

Srugim

Politics·52m ago

Iran Claims First Major Breakthrough in Nighttime Diplomatic Push

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Monday that talks in Lucerne, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar, brought Iran partial sanctions relief and access to oil sales. He also claimed the U.S. began unfreezing about $100 billion in Iranian assets, while Iran made no nuclear commitments. The article says Israel is likely to face mounting pressure in the coming days.

Kikar HaShabbat

Security·53m ago

Jerusalem driver stopped with 8-month-old baby between his legs

Jerusalem police stopped a Beit Hanina driver on Sunday after finding an 8-month-old baby sitting between his legs while he drove. The driver was not wearing a seat belt, the baby had no child restraint, and he was summoned for traffic offenses.

Kikar HaShabbat·+3 outlets · 50% center

General·54m ago

Why Education Is Worth Choosing Now

An Israeli opinion piece says teaching is both a meaningful and secure career in the age of AI. It draws on a graduation event at Yeshivat Bnei Akiva Mateh Binyamin in Beit El and the memory of Nevo Habsush to argue that education offers purpose, stability, and impact.

Arutz Sheva

Culture·54m ago

Rabbi Beniyamin Huta Answers Whether Newspapers Need Genizah

Kikar HaShabbat’s “Halacha in 60 Seconds” asks Rabbi Beniyamin Huta whether newspapers require genizah. The article presents the question as a daily halachic item and directs readers to the accompanying video for the ruling.

Kikar HaShabbat

Security·55m ago

Tensions in Arad Turn Violent After Ultra-Orthodox Protest Blocks Roads

Hundreds of Gur Hasidim blocked roads in Arad on Sunday night while protesting the arrest of a community member suspected of crimes. The protest prompted calls for confrontation, clashes between ultra-Orthodox and secular residents, and a police statement that no one was arrested or detained.

Walla·+2 outlets · 67% center

Politics·55m ago

Shaul’s wartime draft lesson and the case for sanctions on ultra-Orthodox draft evasion

The article argues that wartime duty to defend Israel can justify sanctions to promote enlistment, citing King Saul and halachic sources. It rejects claims that such measures are cruel or defame the army, and says effective sanctions should be used if they can help. The piece also quotes Shulchan Aruch and the Chazon Ish to distinguish between harmful coercion and sanctions that produce results.

Arutz Sheva

Politics·57m ago

Jerusalem-area council head questioned over suspected corruption, tax offenses and zoning violations

Police questioned a Jerusalem-area local council head on Monday in a corruption probe that includes breach of trust, tax offenses and misuse of office. Investigators searched his home and municipal offices and are examining alleged construction violations and possible interference with enforcement.

Now 14·+10 outlets · 60% center

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