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Sports·5m ago

Maccabi Tel Aviv Begins Preseason as Miller and Dor Peretz Issues Remain Open

Maccabi Tel Aviv opened preseason training on Monday ahead of a European campaign that begins in one month. Kenny Miller is expected in Israel soon, while the club hopes Dor Peretz will be settled before Sunday’s training-camp departure.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·6m ago

Montreal Shooting Leaves Police Officer and Civilian Dead, Shooter Left 100-Page Manifesto

A shooting in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood on Monday left police Sgt. Mohamed-Lamine Ben Redouane and civilian Michael Moshe Mizrahi dead, while the gunman was later killed by police. Investigators found a more than 100-page manifesto in the suspect’s hotel room, but officials say there is no confirmed terror link and the motive remains under review.

Walla·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·10m ago

Maya Almalich signs with runner-up Elitzur Holon

Maya Almalich, a highly regarded 18-year-old guard, has signed with Elitzur Holon. She arrives after a decorated season with Ramat Hasharon and while preparing to play for Israel's under-20 team at next week's European Championship in Lithuania.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·10m ago

Israeli security monitors Houthi flights to Jordan over risk near Eilat

Israeli security officials are monitoring Houthi flights to Jordan, especially near Aqaba and Eilat, over concerns about access to the border area. They say the move is part of threat assessment, but there is no concrete intelligence of an imminent attack.

Arutz Sheva·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Economy·11m ago

Vegetable and Fruit Prices Plunge in Israeli Supermarkets

Vegetable and fruit prices have fallen sharply in Israel’s major supermarket chains, with some items now selling for as little as 1.9 shekels per kilogram. The drop is linked to surplus local produce that is no longer being exported.

Ynet

Economy·14m ago

Oracle cuts 21,000 jobs in a year amid AI-driven restructuring

Oracle said it cut about 21,000 jobs in fiscal 2026, reducing headcount to 141,000 by May 31, 2026. The company linked the layoffs to restructuring, AI adoption and other operational changes, while also spending $1.84 billion on severance and other exit costs.

Walla·+1 outlet

General·15m ago

Gal Gadot Spotted on Family Outing in Los Angeles

Gal Gadot was photographed earlier this week in Los Angeles on a family walk with husband Yaron Versano and three of their daughters. Versano walked the family dog while Gadot carried their daughter Uri on her shoulders.

Ynet

Sports·15m ago

Messi Sets New World Cup Scoring Record After Brace Against Austria

Lionel Messi scored twice in Argentina’s 2-0 win over Austria at the 2026 World Cup, reaching a record 18 career World Cup goals. Miroslav Klose praised him after losing the long-standing mark, while Kylian Mbappé moved to 16 and Erling Haaland kept pace in the scoring race.

Mako·+4 outlets · 80% center

Security·16m ago

Israeli-American “Ashkelon hacker” extradited to U.S. on hate-crime and cyber charges

Michael Keidar, an Israeli-American known as the “hacker from Ashkelon,” was extradited from Norway to the United States. He faces hate-crime, cyber and threat charges tied to Jewish institutions, the Israeli Embassy and ADL offices, and could get up to 35 years if convicted.

Kan News·+4 outlets · 60% right-leaning

World·16m ago

King Charles to Publish Personal Tax Details in Historic Transparency Move

King Charles III will publish his personal tax details for the first time in British history, with the 2024-25 figures due next week. Buckingham Palace says the move is meant to improve transparency about royal finances and reflects the king’s own wishes.

Kikar HaShabbat

Weather·16m ago

Deadly Heatwave Kills 18 in France as Europe Faces Record Temperatures

A severe heatwave has killed at least 18 people in France, including two young children left in a car and three elderly people who died of heat-related illness. The crisis has broken temperature records in France and is affecting Spain, Britain, Italy and other parts of Europe.

Mako·+2 outlets · 100% center

Culture·16m ago

Tense Judges’ Clash Erupts Over Eden Golan’s Scoring on “Dancing with the Stars”

On Tuesday night on Keshet 12’s “Dancing with the Stars,” Eden Golan and Artem scored 32 points and led the table. Their routine sparked a heated live argument between judges David Dvir and Anna Aronov over whether Golan was being judged too leniently. Golan and Artem remained on stage while the dispute played out.

Srugim

General·17m ago

Supreme Court Rejects Interim Order Bid in Lawyer Fee Cap Fight

The Supreme Court rejected the Israel Bar Association's request to freeze enforcement of a law limiting fees for lawyers representing wounded soldiers and war victims. As a result, lawyers may have to refund any amounts collected above the legal cap while the wider challenge continues.

Ynet

Sports·19m ago

Beitar Jerusalem opens talks with Dan Glazer as transfer plans take shape

Beitar Jerusalem has started talks with 29-year-old midfielder Dan Glazer, who could join on a free transfer from Kairat in December. The club is also stepping up preseason preparations and hopes Adi Yona will be ready for the coming season.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·20m ago

Expert Warns Hezbollah Sees Weakness After Iran Deal

Dr. Michael Milstein said Hezbollah is reading Israeli and American hesitation and may see it as weakness. He warned that the Swiss deal could shape the northern border, while Hezbollah talks of restoring the October 23 equation.

Walla

General·20m ago

Car Crash on Route 4613 Leaves One Man Moderately Injured and Two Lightly Hurt

Two vehicles collided on Route 4613 near Tirat Yehuda, injuring one man about 50 moderately and two others lightly. All three were taken to hospital.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·26m ago

Panelist Walks Off Channel 14 Live Broadcast After On-Air Insult

Guy Maroz walked off a live Channel 14 current-affairs panel after host Itamar Fleischman insulted him on air. The dispute, over Mansour Abbas and his political role, escalated when Fleischman refused to apologize and repeated the attack.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Health·28m ago

Studies Warn AI Can Erode Professional Skills

New studies in Nature and other journals warn that AI can erode professional skills over time. Research on doctors and software engineers found lower independent performance and weaker understanding after repeated AI use.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Culture·30m ago

Banana Bread Cake That Is Healthier and Dairy-Free

A banana bread style cake recipe is presented as a healthier, dairy-free option sweetened with bananas and maple syrup. It bakes in 25 to 30 minutes, serves 10, and can be adapted with several flour substitutions.

Ynet

General·31m ago

Liki Rosenberg Says Her Pregnancy at 41 Is a Hard, Emotional Surprise

Liki Rosenberg, 41, says her unexpected pregnancy has been emotionally and physically difficult. The pregnancy comes after the killing of her brother-in-law, Omri Michaeli, on October 7, and her family’s ongoing legal effort to have a child from his preserved sperm.

Ynet

Security·31m ago

Dancer Turned IDF Officer Injured by Drone Blast in Lebanon

Sgt. S., an IDF maintenance officer in the Givati Reconnaissance Unit, was wounded in May by a drone strike in Lebanon while repairing a Namer armored vehicle. She survived with facial shrapnel, hearing damage, and other injuries after surgery at Ichilov Hospital, and is now nearing discharge after almost five years of service.

Ynet

Economy·34m ago

Travel Spending Leads This Week’s Jump in Israeli Card Transactions

Israel’s travel and tourism sector had the biggest weekly rise in credit card turnover, up 14%, according to the Phoenix Gamma index. Fashion and footwear also climbed, especially online, as summer promotions and lower travel costs boosted spending.

Globes

Economy·34m ago

Tel Aviv Seen Opening Mixed as Global Tech Slumps and Local Stocks React to Iran Tensions

Tel Aviv is set to open mixed, with dual-listed stocks rising sharply even as U.S. futures and Asian markets weaken. Yesterday’s local trade was mixed, led lower by defense and consumer stocks, while Tower Semiconductor surged to become the Tel Aviv market’s second-largest company.

Globes·+1 outlet

Security·35m ago

Kim Says North Korea Will Expand Nuclear Arsenal, Rejects Denuclearization Talks

Kim Jong Un said North Korea will keep expanding its nuclear forces and will not discuss denuclearization. He blamed the United States and South Korea for tensions, and also ordered faster conventional military buildup and a 10,000-ton destroyer project.

Walla

World·36m ago

Montreal police say Israeli man was fatally shot by an officer in mistaken identity case

Montreal police said Israeli citizen Michael Mizrahi was killed by a police officer who mistakenly believed he was one of the attackers in a shooting in Côte-des-Neiges. Mizrahi was badly wounded at the scene and later died from his injuries.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 50% center

Sports·37m ago

Messi Breaks World Cup Scoring Record as Mbappé and Haaland Shine

Messi scored twice in Argentina’s 2-0 win over Austria, becoming the World Cup’s all-time leading scorer. Mbappé struck twice in France’s 3-0 victory over Iraq after a lightning delay, while Haaland scored twice in Norway’s 3-2 win over Senegal and Algeria knocked Jordan out 2-1.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 50% center

World·41m ago

Trump Says He Can Quickly Handle Issue of IDF Presence in Lebanon

Donald Trump said he would review reports that Benjamin Netanyahu wants IDF forces to stay in Lebanon. He said he can solve the issue quickly, including with Netanyahu, but gave no details.

Kikar HaShabbat·+4 outlets · 80% right-leaning

Economy·41m ago

Yum Sells Pizza Hut as the Chain Struggles to Keep Up with Delivery-First Rivals

Yum! Brands is selling Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion in two deals, with closing expected in Q3 2026. The move follows years of weaker performance versus Domino’s and Yum’s other brands, while in Israel Pizza Hut remains the biggest chain by store count but not in delivery or digital.

Globes

Politics·41m ago

Likud Set for Open Primary as Regev Says Netanyahu Will Get Reserved Slots

Likud has decided to hold open primaries, with about 150,000 members set to choose the party’s next Knesset list. Miri Regev said Benjamin Netanyahu never backed replacing the vote with a selection committee and that any reserved spots for him will be decided through internal talks.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

World·44m ago

Trump Signals Lebanon Dispute Can Be Settled Quickly as New U.S.-Brokered Talks Open

A new round of U.S.-brokered Israel-Lebanon talks is opening in Washington, with Lebanon pressing for a reinforced ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal. Trump said the issue will be settled quickly, while Israeli reports say Washington is increasingly limiting IDF freedom of action in Lebanon and possibly Gaza too.

Channel 13

Security·44m ago

Bennett Accuses Netanyahu and Katz of Restricting IDF Freedom in South Lebanon

Naftali Bennett accused Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz of falsely claiming the IDF had freedom of action in Lebanon. He said soldiers in southern Lebanon are tightly restricted, while the Prime Minister’s Office insisted the army will keep acting against threats.

Kikar HaShabbat

Culture·48m ago

Summer Movie Trailers Spotlight Moana, Spider-Man and Odysseus

A Hebrew roundup previews major summer films coming to cinemas in July and August, led by live-action "Moana," Nolan’s "The Odyssey," and the new Spider-Man film. It also highlights "Jackass," the Israeli comedy "Hill 338," and David Robert Mitchell’s sci-fi project.

Ynet

Culture·48m ago

Tomar Festival 2026 to Return With Marquee Israeli Acts in the Dead Sea Area

The Tamar Festival will return for its 26th edition from September 28 to October 2, 2026, with five days of concerts around Masada and the Dead Sea area. The lineup includes Marina Maximilian, Miri Mesika, Keren Peles, Ethnix, Sarit Hadad, Berry Sakharof, Tuna, Jimbo J and Eden Ben Zaken.

Ynet

Sports·50m ago

Emmanuel Sharp on the verge of NBA draft after overcoming criticism and hard work

Emmanuel Sharp is expected to be drafted in the NBA this week after workouts with 13 teams. The son of Derrick Sharp said his tough path to draft night made the moment especially meaningful, and his former Houston coach called him a winner.

Walla

Sports·51m ago

Jordan Falls 2-1 to Algeria in World Cup Match Watched by King Abdullah

Algeria beat Jordan 2-1 in Santa Clara for its first win at the 2026 World Cup. Jordan led through Nizar Al-Rashdan, but Nadir Benbouali and Amine Gouiri completed the comeback. King Abdullah, Crown Prince Hussein and Rajwa attended the match.

Ynet

Politics·52m ago

Iranian Parliament Speaker Defends U.S. Talks as Necessary to Stop More Bloodshed in Lebanon

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf defended Iran’s talks with the United States, saying the Switzerland meeting helped prevent more bloodshed in Lebanon. His comments came amid rising criticism in Tehran over the talks and the memorandum signed with Washington.

Behadrei Haredim

Sports·54m ago

Former Serbian star sparks World Cup racism uproar during live broadcast

Serbian commentator Rade Bogdanovic caused a racism scandal on RTS during a World Cup broadcast of Belgium vs. Iran. He later apologized to Reuters, and RTS also issued an apology. Bogdanovic, a former Atletico Madrid and Yugoslavia striker, was criticized for saying black players lack concentration and cannot play 90 minutes.

Walla

Sports·55m ago

Algeria Beat Jordan 2-1 in the Arab Derby

Algeria beat Jordan 2-1 in the “Arab derby,” with Guiri scoring the winning goal. Jordan were eliminated, and the match was part of 2026 World Cup coverage.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

World·55m ago

Iran says technical talks with U.S. in Switzerland have ended

Iran said the technical round of talks with the United States in Switzerland has ended. The two sides then gave conflicting accounts of how released Iranian funds could be used, especially whether they must go toward food purchases from the United States.

Walla·+2 outlets · 67% center

Sports·1h ago

Brazilian Football Chief Faces Corruption Claims Over Private Trips and Luxury Spending

Brazilian media says CBF president Samir Xaud used federation resources to cover luxury trips, hotel stays, and travel for women, including a reported mistress in New York. The allegations, which the CBF denies, contradict Xaud’s anti-corruption platform and could threaten his position.

Walla

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