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Politics·3m ago

Broad Indictment Weighed in the Qatar-Gate Affair

Israeli prosecutors are considering a broad indictment in the Qatar-Gate affair, which could include former senior Mossad officials and retired Gen. Yoav Puli Mordechai. Mordechai has been questioned over alleged bribery and contact with a foreign agent, while final approval still awaits the attorney general and state attorney.

Srugim
Security·6m ago

Police Shooting Near Arad Leaves Suspect Moderately Wounded

A Kseife resident was moderately wounded after police shot him near Arad. Police said he was armed and threatened officers, and a handgun and magazine were found on him. He was taken to Soroka Medical Center, while residents gathered to protest.

Ynet
Sports·13m ago

Galil Upper Hill Beats Netanya in Its Final Top Division Game

Elitzur Netanya lost 84-89 to Galil Upper Galilee in Kfar Blum in its last top-division game of the season. Netanya was already relegated and finished with 23 losses and 9 wins, while Javonte McCoy scored 28 points in defeat.

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

Security Probe Suspected in Unmanned Vessel Incident Near Eilat

Israeli security agencies now believe a suspicious maritime incident near Eilat involved an unmanned vessel, not a jet ski. Officials are probing whether hostile actors, possibly the Houthis, were testing the Navy before a future attack.

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Security·15m ago

Shin Bet Says No Specific Threat Warning for Eilat

Shin Bet said there is no concrete warning about a security threat to Eilat. The agency said its chief, David Zini, visited the city months ago with part of the tour held with the military to review preparedness, while mayor Eli Lankri said the city is ready for any scenario.

Ynet·+8 outlets · 56% right-leaning
Security·17m ago

Montreal Jewish Neighborhood Shooting Reported Near Kosher Supermarket

Montreal police were responding Monday evening to a suspected shooting and hostage situation at a kosher supermarket in a Jewish neighborhood. ZAKA said it was monitoring the event, while a volunteer reported two suspected gunmen still at large. The report was first published by N12.

Globes·+10 outlets · 60% center
Politics·17m ago

Knesset Speaker Reportedly Weighs Defying High Court Order Over State Comptroller Vote

Channel 13 reported that Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana is considering ignoring a High Court interim order blocking Michael Ravivo’s appointment as state comptroller. The justices questioned the secrecy of the Knesset vote, suggested a repeat vote, and ordered the Knesset to respond within days.

Channel 13·+10 outlets · 78% center
Security·23m ago

IDF to Hold Morning Drill in the Golan Heights Tomorrow

The IDF will hold a military exercise in the Golan Heights tomorrow morning. Security forces said the public should expect noticeable movement and explosions, but there is no security concern.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Politics·27m ago

Channel 14 Host Slams Israeli Media Praise for Gadi Eisenkot

Channel 14 presenter Yaara Zard attacked the Israeli left-wing media’s positive coverage of Gadi Eisenkot on Monday. She quoted praise from Nahum Barnea and Raviv Drucker and said it reflects a broader anti-Netanyahu media bias.

Srugim
Security·29m ago

Report: Trump Is Restraining Israel Across Multiple Fronts, Not Just Lebanon

Channel 13 reported that the Trump administration is restricting Israel’s freedom of action not only in Lebanon but in other arenas as well. The report said Israel can act in Lebanon only within set limits, while military leaders are also weighing a Gaza operation against Hamas’s buildup, with concern Washington could block it.

Channel 13
Culture·34m ago

Legendary Music Executive Clive Davis Dies at 94

Clive Davis, the influential music executive behind Columbia, Arista and J Records, died at 94 at his Manhattan home. He transformed major artists’ careers, later became a Grammy-winning industry figure, and remained active at Sony Music until his death.

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Politics·36m ago

Dadi Shemhi: I’ll back the side that helps avoid another election

Reserve Brig. Gen. Dadi Shemhi said he would support whichever side helps prevent another Israeli election and political deadlock. He said he would push for broad unity, including cooperation between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eizenkot, and would back Eizenkot if Likud refused a fair offer.

Srugim
Politics·37m ago

Israel Police to Compensate 13 Anti-Government Protesters After Illegal Searches

Israel Police will pay more than 600,000 shekels to 13 anti-government protesters who were subjected to illegal invasive searches after arrests in Jerusalem. Senior legal officials told Commissioner Danny Levi the officers could not be defended, prompting a settlement without police admission of wrongdoing.

Kikar HaShabbat·+3 outlets · 67% center
Sports·37m ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade Talks Heat Up Between Boston and Miami

Giannis Antetokounmpo could be traded within 24 hours, with Boston and Miami the main contenders. The Bucks are weighing a Celtics offer centered on Jaylen Brown against a Heat package built around Tyler Herro, prospects and draft picks.

Walla·+2 outlets · 100% center
General·39m ago

Labor Court Halts Regev Strike in Rehovot, Keeping Katz Visit on Schedule

The Labor Court in Israel delayed a planned indefinite strike by Rehovot municipal workers after the city sought an urgent injunction. If the municipality transfers about 3.9 million shekels by Tuesday 1:00 p.m., the strike will be canceled, and Defense Minister Israel Katz’s visit will proceed as scheduled.

Kikar HaShabbat
Sports·40m ago

Argentina opens World Cup 2026 group stage against Austria

Argentina met Austria at 8:00 p.m. in Group J of the 2026 World Cup. Lionel Messi, two days before turning 39, began another tournament as Argentina sought its fourth title. Austria entered with a best-ever finish of third place in 1954.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·40m ago

Defense Ministry Says Regional Threats Persist Despite Damage to Iran-Backed Militias

Defense Ministry Director General Amir Baram said Israel’s regional enemies have been weakened but remain a threat, especially militias in Iraq and the Houthis in Yemen. At a Ministry workshop on Thursday, officials argued that security measures alone are insufficient and that the eastern region also needs civilian development and settlement growth.

Walla
Sports·44m ago

Official: Martin Demichelis appointed RB Leipzig coach

RB Leipzig announced Martin Demichelis as its new coach on Monday evening. The Argentine leaves Mallorca less than a month after extending his contract there, and said the Spanish club will receive compensation.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·48m ago

Defense Minister Rebuts Claims That IDF Is Restricted on the Northern Front

Defense Minister Israel Katz said the IDF has full freedom of action in Lebanon, Gaza and anywhere else needed to defend Israel. His remarks came after public criticism and foreign reports claiming soldiers in Lebanon faced strict limits on firing and demolitions.

Kikar HaShabbat·+5 outlets · 67% right-leaning
World·50m ago

Iran Issues New Threat Against Trump

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps threatened U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday. Representative Abdullah Haji Sadeghi said Iran would not rest until it “drowns” Trump in its “sea of rage.”

Srugim
Economy·51m ago

Buying an iPhone Abroad Can Bring Hidden Compatibility Problems

Buying an iPhone abroad can save money, but different regional models may have incompatible SIM, eSIM, lock, network, or warranty terms. The article warns buyers to verify the exact model, unlock status, network support, and warranty before paying.

Behadrei Haredim
Politics·54m ago

Tally Gotliv Says She Will Seek Justice Ministry in Next Government

Likud MK Tally Gotliv said she will seek the Justice Ministry in Israel’s next government. In an interview with Channel 14, she tied the demand to open primaries and called for sweeping changes to the legal system. She also attacked senior legal officials and said right-wing governance requires the judiciary to know its place.

Srugim
Security·57m ago

Reused Passwords Exposed in Massive Fortinet Credential Cache

Researchers found FortiBleed, a massive cache of valid Fortinet credentials that could expose 74,000 systems in 21,000 organizations worldwide. The leak, linked to password reuse and credential stuffing, involved more than 1 billion automated login attempts. Experts urge unique passwords, multi-factor authentication, and regular credential checks.

Kikar HaShabbat
Sports·57m ago

Rare offside call denies Uruguay a World Cup win

Uruguay drew 2-2 with Cape Verde in the 2026 World Cup after a late winner was ruled out by VAR for an unusual offside. The decision left Uruguay with two points from two games and a tough final group match against Spain.

Mako·+4 outlets · 80% center
Weather·1h ago

Temperatures Dip Midweek Before Returning to Seasonal Norms

Israel’s weather is forecast to shift from a brief cool-down on Tuesday, June 23, to hotter, more oppressive conditions on Wednesday. By Thursday and Friday, the heat should ease slightly back to seasonal norms, with little change expected on Saturday.

Srugim
Security·1h ago

Report: IDF Severely Restricts Its Operations in Lebanon

The New York Times reported that the IDF has been significantly restricted in Lebanon, according to two Israeli sources. Soldiers may fire only against immediate threats unless the chief of staff approves, and demolitions in the security belt now need senior authorization.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
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Politics15:40 · 1h ago

Iran denies agreeing to admit nuclear inspectors

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Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry denied that the Islamic Republic had agreed to let nuclear inspectors enter the country. The ministry said cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency would continue, but only in line with Iran’s commitments under its safeguards agreement and the decisions of parliament.

The statement came after an earlier report by Tasnim, an Iranian news agency aligned with the regime, which said the issue of allowing IAEA inspectors into Iran had not been approved by the Iranian negotiating team or by responsible government officials. Together, the remarks indicate that Tehran is rejecting any suggestion that it has already consented to expanded access for inspectors.

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