Nine Northern Communities Added to Israel’s Frontline-Buffer Designation

Politics·3m ago

Attorney general expected to seek annulment of Yehuda Eliyahu’s appointment as Israel Land Authority CEO

Israel’s attorney general is expected to ask the High Court to void Yehuda Eliyahu’s appointment as Israel Land Authority director general. The move follows a reported conflict of interest involving search committee member Prof. Idit Solberg and her husband’s consulting firm.

Srugim·+1 outlet

Health·3m ago

11-Year-Old Seriously Injured in Ashdod Car Strike

An 11-year-old boy was seriously injured after being struck by a car on Sderot HaPerakhim in Ashdod. Magen David Adom evacuated him to Assuta Hospital in the city.

Ynet

Politics·6m ago

Rubio to Visit Three Gulf States Amid Concern Over U.S.-Iran Understanding

Marco Rubio will visit the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain from Tuesday to Thursday, the State Department said. He is also expected to meet the Gulf Cooperation Council as Gulf leaders voice concern over a U.S.-Iran understanding and a $300 billion Iran reconstruction fund.

Ynet

Sports·7m ago

Maccabi Haifa Player Says He Is the Suspect in Match-Fixing Probe

Omer Dahan said he is the Maccabi Haifa player at the center of an Israeli soccer investigation and denied any match-fixing involvement. Separately, authorities are probing allegations that Ironi Tiberias players received banned IV infusions before a crucial match against M.S. Ashdod.

Now 14

Sports·10m ago

Omer Dahan Reveals He Was the Footballer Arrested in Gambling Probe

Omer Dahan said he was the footballer arrested in a police probe into illegal betting and match-fixing. Police had previously said the suspect was a player from one of Israel's major clubs, in an investigation linked to a gang from Migdal HaEmek.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 75% center

General·10m ago

Israel Shortens Point Expiration for Minor Traffic Offenses, Toughens Penalties for Dangerous Driving

Israel’s Knesset Economic Committee approved sweeping changes to the traffic points system. Minor violations will lose points faster, while dangerous offenses such as running red lights and using a phone while driving will bring harsher penalties.

Now 14

Politics·14m ago

Former Netanyahu chief of staff Barverman called to hearing ahead of possible suspension

Tzachi Braverman, formerly Benjamin Netanyahu’s chief of staff, has been called to a Civil Service Commission hearing before a possible suspension. Prosecutors are considering indicting him on fraud, breach of trust, and obstruction of justice, subject to that hearing.

Channel 13

Politics·17m ago

Former Arad Mayor Urges “Urban Intifada,” Prompting Demand for Police Probe

United Torah Judaism chairman Yitzhak Goldknopf asked police to investigate former Arad mayor Nissan Ben Hamo after Ben Hamo called for an “urban intifada” during unrest over a Gur Hasid protest. Ben Hamo defended his remarks, while current Mayor Yair Maayan backed the right to demonstrate and urged equality for all residents.

Ynet

Security·17m ago

Police Probe How Contraband Cigarettes Worth Tens of Millions Disappeared from Ashdod Customs Warehouse

Police and the Tax Authority are investigating the theft of smuggled cigarettes worth tens of millions of shekels from eight containers stored under customs supervision near Ashdod Port. The goods, which were evidence in smuggling cases, were removed over the weekend and the breach was discovered only days later.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

General·17m ago

6-Year-Old Seriously Hurt in Car Strike South of Nahariya

A 6-year-old boy was seriously injured after being struck by a car in Mazra'a, south of Nahariya. Magen David Adom evacuated him to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·18m ago

Yair Golan Says He Would Form a Government With Mansour Abbas

Yair Golan said he would build the next government with Ra'am and Mansour Abbas, calling Abbas a proven and workable coalition partner. He ruled out any party from the current coalition and sharply attacked Religious Zionism and Bezalel Smotrich.

Srugim

Politics·20m ago

Channel 12 Retreats in Court After Criminal Allegations Against Nir Barkat

Channel 12’s defense in Nir Barkat’s NIS 12 million lawsuit appears to soften its earlier criminal allegations against him. The filing admits the report was about concerns and questions, not proven crimes, and says it lacks official documents for its claim about Barkat’s alleged PUSH holdings.

Now 14

Economy·25m ago

Meitav widens lead in Israel’s pension fund race with NIS 2.4 billion May inflow

Meitav led Israel’s provident-fund industry in May with NIS 2.4 billion in inflows from rivals, extending its lead over competitors. Mor Gemel ranks second in assets, while Altshuler Shaham recorded the biggest outflows.

Calcalist·+1 outlet

Sports·26m ago

FIFA's New 'In Contest' Metric Adds a Fresh View of Possession

FIFA has improved its “In Contest” statistic for the 2026 World Cup to better explain control of the ball. The metric tracks time when neither team clearly has possession, adding context to traditional possession data.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

World·27m ago

When Supercars Became Yacht Status Symbols

The article traces how wealthy elites turned rare supercars into yacht decorations, especially in Monaco and the French Riviera. It highlights the Ferrari F40, including a 2023 crane-lifted display on a luxury yacht before the Monaco Grand Prix.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·27m ago

Two Forgotten Jewish Graves Found in Sri Lanka, Including That of a Seven-Year-Old Girl

Two Jewish graves, one belonging to a seven-year-old girl, were discovered in Colombo’s Borella Cemetery in Sri Lanka. Chabad emissary Yosef Yitzchak Becher located the neglected stones, cleaned them, and prayed at the site. The graves are rare remnants of a long-vanished Jewish community.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

Culture·27m ago

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Pomerantz Featured in a “Bnei, Chayei, and Mezoni” Segment

A short Hebrew media post highlights Rabbi Menachem Mendel Pomerantz in a “Bnei, Chayei, and Mezoni” feature. It was published on 22 June 2026 and mainly contains site promotion and a photo credit.

Behadrei Haredim

General·28m ago

Private caregiver accused of verbally abusing one-year-old infants in Jerusalem

Recordings aired Monday on Kan News allegedly capture a private caregiver verbally abusing infants in Jerusalem. A police complaint was filed, and MK Kati Shitrit condemned the behavior and called for zero tolerance for harm to children.

Kan News

Politics·29m ago

Almog Boker Slams Immediate Dismantling of Border Alert Teams After U.S. Ceasefire Announcement

Following the U.S. ceasefire announcement, border communities were told to immediately disband their alert squads. News 12 journalist Almog Boker condemned the move as a disgrace and said residents were being abandoned too quickly.

Srugim

Culture·30m ago

Agam Rodberg says goodbye to Yaacov Agam, the artist she was named after

After Yaacov Agam died at 98, actress Agam Rodberg posted a tribute describing their long friendship. She said he was the most important Israeli artist in her view and praised his unique, language-like approach to art.

N12·+9 outlets · 75% center

Politics·31m ago

Ronen Bar Fires Back at 'Generals' Rebellion' Docu-Series Ahead of Premiere

Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar criticized Channel 14’s documentary series "Generals' Rebellion" before its Monday 10:30 p.m. premiere. He called the claims false and said only a state commission of inquiry can determine the causes of the October 7 massacre.

Now 14

Security·35m ago

Officers Say Gaza Yellow Line Rules Were Softened, Army Denies Any Change

Israeli officers told ynet that Gaza Division commander Brig. Gen. Liron Batito changed how troops apply rules of engagement along the yellow line. The IDF denied any change, but officers warned the move is weakening deterrence and endangering forces.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 50% center

Sports·37m ago

Photo of Nicotine Pouch in Michael Olise's Locker Sparks Concern in France

An online photo from France’s locker room appeared to show a VELO nicotine pouch box in Michael Olise’s cubicle, prompting concern on social media. The report explains what snus is, notes its health risks, and says the image spread online on June 21, 2026.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Politics·37m ago

Netanyahu Drops Bid to Cancel Likud Primaries Amid Internal Revolt

Benjamin Netanyahu has backed away from a plan to cancel Likud primaries and replace them with an appointments committee. He hopes the concession will help him win 8 to 10 personal slots on the Knesset list, but David Bitan is leading the resistance.

Srugim·+5 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Health·38m ago

4-Year-Old Girl Electrocuted at Home in Bnei Brak, Taken to Hospital in Mild Condition

A 4-year-old girl was electrocuted at her home on Ben Zoma Street in Bnei Brak and treated by United Hatzalah. She was taken to Mayanei HaYeshua Medical Center in mild condition.

Kikar HaShabbat

Sports·38m ago

Messi Still Chasing World Cup Records in 2026

Lionel Messi set and matched several World Cup records at the 2026 tournament, including becoming the all-time leading scorer and the oldest player to score a World Cup hat trick. He also extended records for appearances, captaincies, assists and goals from outside the box, while chasing more milestones.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center

Economy·39m ago

Partners, Office Provider for Hundreds of Lawyers, Seeks Court Protection Amid Liquidity Crisis

Partners, which serves about 600 lawyers from offices in Tel Aviv, has asked a court for protection while it seeks a debt restructuring. The company blames economic and security fallout, reserve duty, and an expensive lease, while its landlord says Partners breached the contract by withholding rent.

Globes

Politics·40m ago

New Election Commission chief criticizes Knesset over staffing budget shortfall

Din Levana, the acting director-general of Israel’s Central Elections Committee, accused the Knesset of failing to provide enough money to recruit election workers. He made the remarks on Monday, shortly after his controversial fast-track appointment by Justice Noam Sohlberg.

Now 14

Economy·42m ago

Alan Greenspan, longtime Fed chairman, dies at 100

Alan Greenspan, who chaired the U.S. Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006, died at 100 at his home. He was praised for guiding the economy through growth and crises, then later criticized over interest-rate policy linked to the housing bubble.

Now 14·+4 outlets · 67% center

Security·42m ago

IDF to Disband Northern Home Guard Units After Ceasefire

The IDF will start disbanding northern alert squads after the Lebanon ceasefire and a shift to full routine. Reserve members begin demobilizing Thursday, and all remaining squad and defense platoon personnel are due to be released Sunday.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

World·43m ago

Iran Says IAEA Inspectors’ Entry Was Not Approved in Talks

Iranian media said Monday that admitting IAEA inspectors was not approved in negotiations, contradicting U.S. claims of progress. Tasnim said Iran is intentionally preserving nuclear ambiguity about enriched-material storage locations to deny the U.S. sensitive intelligence.

Now 14

General·44m ago

Police investigate viral video of two officers allegedly having sex beside patrol car

Two Israeli police officers were filmed apparently having sex next to a patrol car during duty in southern Israel. The clip spread on social media, and the police said the case is under review.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 100% center

General·45m ago

American Airlines flight lands safely after passenger reportedly bites another traveler

A Sunday evening American Airlines flight from Charlotte to Philadelphia became chaotic after a passenger allegedly bit another traveler and tried to fight others. The pilot alerted ground crews in advance, and the plane landed safely with police and medical staff waiting.

Kikar HaShabbat

Sports·45m ago

Aymen Hussein Overcomes a Harrowing Past to Star for Iraq at the World Cup

Aymen Hussein overcame family tragedy, poverty and injuries to become Iraq’s star striker. He scored Iraq’s first World Cup goal since 1986 in a 4-1 loss to Norway after being detained for seven hours in Chicago. Iraq now hope he can help them challenge France or earn a point against Senegal.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·46m ago

Nine More Northern Communities Granted Border-Defense Status

Nine northern Israeli communities were officially recognized on Monday as confrontation-line localities. Defense Minister Israel Katz said the move grants them the recognition and benefits tied to that status.

Now 14·+4 outlets · 80% right-leaning

Politics·47m ago

Knesset panel approves new traffic points system with lighter penalties for minor violations

The Knesset Economic Committee approved Transportation Ministry amendments to Israel’s traffic points regulations. The changes ease penalties for some minor offenses, increase points for several serious violations, and will take effect in stages after publication.

Behadrei Haredim·+5 outlets · 50% center

Economy·48m ago

Class Action Seeks NIS 1 Billion From Mizrahi Tefahot Over Lawyer's Trust Accounts

A class-action request accuses Mizrahi Tefahot Bank of failing to monitor attorney Israel Hadad’s trust-related accounts and allowing suspected theft and forgery. The plaintiffs seek about NIS 1 billion for account beneficiaries, after a prior civil case found Hadad embezzled millions.

Now 14

World·48m ago

Survivor of Entebbe Returns to Uganda 50 Years Later and Recites Thanksgiving Blessing

R. Dov Baer Weil returned to Uganda with his family on Monday, 50 years after being held during the Entebbe hijacking. At the site of his captivity, he cried and recited the blessing thanking God for a miracle in that place.

Behadrei Haredim

Culture·50m ago

Pop-up Photo Exhibition in Tel Aviv Highlights Bonds Between People and Pets

A pop-up exhibition by Let the Animals Live opened Sunday at Yehudit station in Tel Aviv’s light rail system. It features Sveta Butko’s photos of people with disabilities and animals, and will run for a month to promote adoption and the human-animal bond.

Walla

Sports·50m ago

Pogoń Szczecin Nears Hiring Former Maccabi Tel Aviv Coach After Rejecting Maccabi Bid

Pogoń Szczecin rejected Maccabi Tel Aviv’s attempt to sign two players, but is now close to appointing Oscar Garcia, a former coach in Israel. The club fired Thomas Thomasberg and is expected to replace him with Garcia, who recently coached Ajax and previously managed Oscar Gloukh.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

· scroll for more ·