baba newsIsrael, in English
16 sources · Updated 1m agoGet baba
General·11m ago

East Jerusalem Father Suspected of Suffocating Three-Year-Old Son Faces Indictment

Israel’s State Prosecutor’s Office will take the next step toward indicting an East Jerusalem father suspected of murdering his three-year-old son. Investigators say he used a plastic bag to suffocate the child on June 6, and prosecutors will seek detention until the case ends.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 75% center
Culture·11m ago

A Sushi Chef Brings Fine Dining Tastes to an Affordable Wine Bar in Ness Ziona

Midan Siboni, a high-profile sushi chef, has opened Grand Vin, a modest wine bar in Ness Ziona that serves his food at far lower prices than his private Jaffa tastings. The kosher dairy bar offers small fish and sushi plates, while Siboni says he is planning further expansion beyond Ness Ziona and possibly outside Tel Aviv.

Ynet
General·11m ago

Police chief urges unity amid security pressures and probe into officers

Police Commissioner Danny Levi sent a letter to all Israel Police personnel Monday night urging unity and focus. He praised officers amid security challenges, and said an investigation involving several police officers must be left to the authorized bodies and presumed innocent until resolved.

Walla
Economy·11m ago

Seoul Trading Halted Twice as Asian Tech Selloff Deepens

Asian markets slumped Tuesday, with South Korea’s KOSPI falling nearly 10% and triggering circuit breakers twice. The selloff followed weak tech trading in the US, while investors await key chip earnings and US inflation data amid ongoing Fed and geopolitical worries.

Walla·+2 outlets
Tech·15m ago

Trump Orders Push to Speed U.S. Quantum Computing Race

Donald Trump signed two executive orders to speed U.S. quantum computing development and prepare cyber defenses against future quantum threats. The orders set targets for a scientific quantum computer by 2028, quantum sensors within five years, and quantum-resistant systems by 2031.

Calcalist
Security·17m ago

Northern Residents Fear Lebanon Deal Will Leave Them Unprotected

Following U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland, a Lebanon border monitoring mechanism was announced without Israel, drawing anger in Israel. Avi Ozana of Rosh Hanikra said residents fear the IDF may have to pull back from the security strip and insisted only Israeli soldiers can protect their homes.

Channel 13·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·18m ago

Police Stop 14-Year-Old Driving on Bare Rims in Netivot

Police in Netivot arrested a 14-year-old who was driving a car without a license, with two other minors inside. Officers chased the vehicle after seeing it drive on its rims and throw sparks, then detained all three for investigation.

Kikar HaShabbat
General·19m ago

Phyllis Haimovich, Founder of Bereavement Support Group, Dies at 87

Phyllis Haimovich, founder of the bereaved-partners organization “He Left Behind a Friend/Partner,” died at 87 and will be buried Tuesday in Kfar Saba. Born in New York, she built the group after her daughter’s partner was killed in Lebanon in 1997, and it later expanded during the Swords of Iron war.

Srugim
Sports·21m ago

Messi Jokes About the Media Frenzy After Argentina’s Win Over Austria

After Argentina’s 2-0 win over Austria, Lionel Messi became the center of a media frenzy, with journalists and photographers crowding him postgame. A TyC Sports reporter, Joaquín Bruno, was photographed celebrating with Messi after the second goal and called it the greatest moment of his career.

Walla
Politics·24m ago

Central Election Committee Says No Draft-Dodger Arrests on Election Day

Israel’s Central Election Committee said Tuesday that no arrests or enforcement operations targeting draft deserters will take place on Knesset election day. The decision followed requests from ultra-Orthodox parties and was approved by top judicial and police officials.

Channel 13·+8 outlets · 56% right-leaning
Economy·24m ago

Israeli Travelers Buy More Flight-Cancellation Insurance Amid Uncertainty

Israeli travelers are booking vacations earlier and buying more flight-cancellation insurance amid security and economic uncertainty. Trip Guaranty said purchases are up sharply, with average booking times extending to 4.5 months before departure and destination choices staying focused on stable markets like Greece and Cyprus.

Now 14
General·28m ago

Jerusalem Prayer Group Credits Rabbi Chaim ibn Attar With Modern-Day Miracles

An article about Rabbi Chaim ibn Attar, the Orach Chaim, claims his prayers and teachings bring miraculous salvations. It describes Kollel Orach Chaim’s prayer and study programs, cites alleged healings and births, and promotes subscription plans tied to mentions at his grave in Jerusalem.

Behadrei Haredim
Culture·29m ago

Eliaav Zohar Releases Tribute Song for His Eldest Daughter

Eliaav Zohar released the single "Ariel," a song he wrote and composed for his eldest daughter. The track, his first collaboration with Ben Tzur and Natanel Ben Giat, centers on gratitude, unconditional love, and a father’s promise to protect and guide her. Zohar is also opening a new pizzeria tonight.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·29m ago

Hapoel Ramat Gan Signs Idan Baranes and Amit Tzur

Hapoel Ramat Gan/Givatayim, newly promoted to the Premier League, announced two signings on Tuesday. Idan Baranes joins on loan from Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Amit Tzur signed for one season with an option for another. Both players said they are eager to help the club in its 2026/27 campaign.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·30m ago

Strook: Lebanon Gains Are Unprecedented, Israel Must Deepen Them

Orit Strook said Israel’s military gains in Lebanon are unprecedented and must be deepened to maintain a security zone near the border. She also urged a firm message to the United States and defended efforts to increase ultra-Orthodox enlistment.

Arutz Sheva
Sports·30m ago

Doron Leidner extends Hapoel Tel Aviv deal through 2029

Hapoel Tel Aviv has extended left back Doron Leidner’s contract for three more years, keeping him at the club through 2029. The move followed the completion of his permanent transfer from Olympiacos, and the 24-year-old said he wants to repay the club and fans on the pitch.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% center
Politics·32m ago

Right-Wing Wave in South America Tightens Pressure on Iran

A conservative shift across South America is squeezing Iran and Hezbollah out of the region. The article says changes in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Chile, and especially Venezuela have cut off financing, logistics, and strategic depth for Tehran.

Now 14
Security·32m ago

Report: UAE and India Discuss Major Arms Deal After the War

India and the United Arab Emirates are negotiating a major arms deal that could include BrahMos cruise missiles and the Akashteer air-defense system. The purchase, prompted by regional attacks and aimed at diversifying UAE suppliers, would require Russian approval but is not expected to face serious resistance. The report says the deal could also matter strategically for Israel and the wider regional balance.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Sports·33m ago

Mercy Afirapa says citizenship fight made her feel like a second-class citizen

Mercy Afirapa said her long citizenship battle left her feeling like a “second-class citizen,” but now she feels free to represent Israel. Ahead of the Grand Slam Jerusalem on June 25, she said she aims to break her Israeli 200-meter record again, while her brother Blessing wants to rebound from last year’s disappointment.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·36m ago

Netanyahu Shows Paris Photos in Bid to Undercut Case 2000 Narrative

Benjamin Netanyahu testified Tuesday in Tel Aviv District Court in Case 2000 and his lawyer presented unpublished Paris photos to challenge the prosecution’s narrative. Netanyahu denied corruption allegations involving Arnon Milchan, Noni Mozes, and cigars, while prosecutors say he sought favorable coverage for promoting the Israel Hayom bill.

Now 14·+7 outlets · 63% center
Security·38m ago

Report: US War Against Iran Cost Washington About $40 Billion

A CSIS analysis says the U.S. war against Iran cost about $40 billion in 39 days, mostly from munitions. CNN reports the Pentagon wants $80 billion more, while Iran is rapidly restoring oil exports after sanctions were lifted.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Sports·40m ago

Elizur Holon Signs Promising Young Guard Maya Elmalih

Maya Elmalih, a highly rated 18-year-old guard from Ramat HaSharon and Israel’s under-20 team, signed with Elizur Holon on Tuesday. Holon, last season’s runner-up, sees her as a major addition as it builds for next season and beyond.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
General·43m ago

Rabbi Zilberstein Says Detention for Torah Study Can Be a Merit

Rabbi Yitzchak Zilberstein said Torah students detained in military prison are receiving a spiritual merit, not a punishment without value. He argued that true acceptance of Torah means full dedication, and that arrest for Torah study can bring great reward.

Kikar HaShabbat
World·44m ago

Iranian Envoy Says U.S. Talks in Switzerland Are Advancing

Iran’s UN envoy in Geneva said talks with the United States in Switzerland are making good progress. He said Lebanon is part of a peace deal that should include an Israeli withdrawal, while the Strait of Hormuz remains open. He added that what happens after 60 days will depend on the negotiations.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 100% center
· scroll for more ·
00 / 40
Original
Culture07:05 · 1h ago

Neit Injured on "Dancing with the Stars" Amid Fears He May Withdraw

Religious-right
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Neit Bozolic was injured during filming of the Israeli TV show "Dancing with the Stars," raising questions about whether he will be forced to leave the competition. The report comes after another recent departure from the program, and it is being framed as a potentially dramatic setback for the production.

The article does not specify the exact nature of Bozolic’s injury, when it happened, or how serious it is, but it makes clear that the issue emerged while he was taking part in the show. The central question now is whether the injury will prevent him from continuing to dance.

The headline links the incident to a broader pattern of recent turmoil around the show, mentioning a previous exit and suggesting that viewers are watching closely for any new withdrawal. No official decision from the production or from Bozolic was included in the text.

At this stage, the story is about uncertainty, with the key development being the injury itself and the possibility that it could end his run on "Dancing with the Stars."

Read the original at Srugim