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Health·1m ago

Three-Year-Old Pulled Unconscious from Pool in Beit She'an

A 3-year-old girl was pulled unconscious from a pool in Beit She'an on Sunday. MDA treated her and evacuated her to HaEmek Hospital in moderate condition.

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

Security·2m ago

IDF Strikes Armed Terror Cell in Southern Lebanon

The IDF said it struck an armed militant cell near its forces on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The attack was carried out quickly to eliminate an immediate threat, and the army said it will keep acting against such dangers.

Kikar HaShabbat·+5 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Security·2m ago

Hezbollah Accuses IDF of Blatantly Violating the Ceasefire

Hezbollah said an IDF attack was a blatant violation of the ceasefire. The group said it had complied with the truce until now.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·5m ago

Taxi Driver in Wuhan Saves 3-Year-Old Girl After Emergency Dash to Hospital

In Wuhan, taxi driver Wang Tao rushed a 3-year-old girl named Yanyan to hospital after she lost consciousness from a high fever. He drove through red lights, contacted traffic police, then ran with the child when traffic stopped him, and doctors later said she was out of danger.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·6m ago

Netanyahu Testifies in Tel Aviv, Says He Never Imagined Investigators and Prosecutors Would Lie

Benjamin Netanyahu testified Tuesday at the Tel Aviv District Court as his trial entered the defense reexamination stage after 59 days of cross-examination. His lawyer argued the prosecution tried to undercut the defense, while Netanyahu denounced what he called lies by investigators and prosecutors.

Srugim·+7 outlets · 63% center

Sports·9m ago

Atletico Furious Over Alvarez, Says Only His Release Clause Can Free Him

Atletico Madrid are furious after Julian Alvarez publicly asked to leave and Barcelona were linked to a move. The club says only his 500 million euro release clause can free him and is considering a FIFA complaint over Barcelona's conduct.

Mako·+2 outlets · 67% center

Health·10m ago

A One-Time CAR-T Treatment Is Changing the Conversation on Myeloma Cure

Doctors are increasingly discussing a possible cure for some multiple myeloma patients, driven by advanced treatments such as CAR-T. The article highlights 64-year-old Hod HaSharon resident Lior Yonatan Haimov, who says he is now disease-free and back to life two and a half years after a one-time treatment.

Walla

General·11m ago

Ground Vehicle Strikes Southwest Jet as Passengers Board in Memphis

A Southwest Airlines plane was struck by a ground vehicle at Memphis International Airport on Sunday while passengers were boarding. No one was hurt, and the aircraft was removed from service and replaced so the Dallas flight could continue.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·11m ago

New Book Says Trump Treated the White House Like Personal Property

A new book by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan says Donald Trump has treated the White House like his personal property. It describes him personally decorating the Oval Office with cheap gold trim, altering Melania Trump’s spaces, and ordering costly changes including an East Wing demolition for a $400 million ballroom.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·12m ago

5,000 Seminary Girls Attend Torah Event After Last-Minute Security Disruption

About 5,000 seminary girls gathered in Rishon LeZion for the "Lichtach" event of the "Ash Tamid" program after it was nearly canceled. The event was rebuilt in less than 24 hours following Home Front Command restrictions tied to a security escalation.

Behadrei Haredim

Economy·13m ago

Server Infrastructure Firm Linked to Omer Adam and Maor Malul Valued at $1.6 Billion

Cloud, the server-infrastructure group linked to Maor Malul, Omer Adam and Nissim Gaon, has reached a $1.6 billion valuation. The increase follows Leumi Partners' $100 million investment and new customer wins, including Crusoe and another major cloud company.

Globes

Health·13m ago

Hadassah Holds Israel's First Pediatric Disaster Medicine Course

Hadassah Ein Kerem recently ran Israel’s first pediatric disaster medicine course. Doctors and nurses from hospitals nationwide trained on mass-casualty, infrastructure-damage and natural-disaster scenarios to improve child-focused emergency readiness.

Behadrei Haredim

General·14m ago

Jerusalem light rail L1 halted after vehicle strikes power pole

Jerusalem’s L1 light rail service was stopped after a vehicle struck a pole and overhead electrical equipment in Kiryat Moshe. Bus line 27 was increased to cover travel between the Central Bus Station and Hadassah Ein Kerem.

Ynet

World·16m ago

New York Coffee Chain Faces Federal Probe After Refusing Service to Jewish Congressman

A Brooklyn coffee chain refused service to Rep. Dan Goldman, then publicly attacked him online over his support for Israel. The backlash led to accusations of antisemitism, criticism from Jewish leaders, and a federal civil rights investigation.

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

Security·18m ago

Ultra-Orthodox Protest to Send Large Slow Car Convoy to Beit Lid Prison

Ultra-Orthodox protesters plan a slow-moving convoy of cars on Wednesday from 19 locations across Israel to Prison 10 near Beit Lid. Police expect 600 to 800 vehicles and warn of major traffic disruptions, while the protest organizers insist the action is coordinated and nonviolent.

Globes·+4 outlets · 75% right-leaning

Tech·18m ago

Humanoid Robot Spotted Begging for Charging Money Goes Viral in China

A humanoid Unitree G1 robot was filmed in Sichuan province, China, kneeling and asking people for donations to pay for charging. The viral clip has sparked jokes and speculation, while similar robot beggars have reportedly appeared in other Chinese cities.

Kikar HaShabbat

Security·19m ago

Gymnastics coach arrested again after new sex-crime complaint involving a minor

Police arrested gymnastics coach Evgeny Yordanov again after a new complaint accused him of sex offenses against a woman who was a minor at the time. The arrest comes a week after prosecutors indicted him for similar offenses against two other former gymnasts.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center

Economy·20m ago

Magnum Launches a Triple-Layer Ice Cream Cone in Israel

Magnum has introduced Tricold, Israel’s first three-layer ice cream cone, featuring white, dark and milk chocolate. The new kosher-for-Mehadrin product is sold nationwide in supermarkets and kiosks.

Behadrei Haredim

Sports·21m ago

Kobi Refua Offered Unusual Three-Year Deal to Lead Beit She'an Project in Eilat

Kobi Refua is close to becoming sporting director of Bnei Eilat in Liga Bet under an unusual long-term, high-paying offer. The deal would give him broad control of the club, with promotion as the immediate goal.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Health·23m ago

Knesset Committee Hears Call for Intermediate Care Model for Dementia Patients

The Knesset Health Committee discussed Israel’s dementia and Alzheimer’s plan and heard a warning from Tzabar Refuah’s Dr. Inbal Maayan. She said dementia patients lack a continuous care system and need an intermediate home-care model between family medicine and hospice.

Behadrei Haredim

Politics·24m ago

Haredi boycott forces cancellation of coalition leaders’ meeting

The coalition leaders’ meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening was canceled after Aryeh Deri and Moshe Gafni refused to attend. The move reflects a deepening crisis over the draft law and broader tensions inside the coalition.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Security·25m ago

IDF Stops Sea Infiltration Attempt Toward Eilat, Reserve Colonel Warns of City’s Vulnerability

The IDF said it foiled a sea infiltration attempt toward Eilat. Reserve Col. Hezi Nehama told Radio Galei Israel that the city has significant vulnerability because it is isolated and reached by only two roads, though he said an attack is not likely imminently.

Srugim

Culture·26m ago

Bnei Brak Boys at Aaleh Center Mark First Mishnah Completion

Teenagers with severe disabilities at Beit Yahalom in Bnei Brak celebrated completing Tractate Avot for the first time in their lives. The event was led by Rabbi Ariel Nissel and attended by Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern, Aaleh founder Yehuda Marmurstein, and their families.

Behadrei Haredim

Culture·29m ago

Omer Adam to Pause Performances for a Year Ahead of Wedding

Omer Adam will take a year off from concerts while preparing to marry Sasha Israelovich in Italy in late August. His next Ramat Gan Stadium show may be his last for now, aside from prebooked events and Hanukkah performances.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Health·30m ago

Rabbi Bergman Praises Chaim LeYeled for Extending the Lives of Patients

Rabbi Meir Tzvi Bergman met with Chaim LeYeled chairman Rabbi Reuven Sklar and praised the organization’s work for respiratory and skin patients. Sklar said the current facility is full and a new center is being built, while Bergman said the group’s work is “entirely sacred” and helps extend patients’ lives.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Tech·30m ago

Musk Predicts AI Could Surpass Humanity Within Five Years

Elon Musk said AI could surpass all human intelligence within four to five years, repeating increasingly short timelines for advanced AI. The article also cites similar industry forecasts, but notes skepticism about Musk’s predictions and concerns over the risks of such powerful systems.

Kikar HaShabbat

Health·30m ago

Researchers Identify Blood RNA Markers That Could Help Detect Alzheimer’s Earlier

Researchers at Mount Sinai have identified blood RNA markers that may help detect Alzheimer’s earlier. The work, published in Nature Communications, suggests a future blood test could be a simpler alternative to current diagnostic methods.

Now 14

Politics·31m ago

Police Officer Urges Immediate Completion of Spokesperson Appointment, Citing Delay by Ben Gvir

Deputy Superintendent Itzik Elpeisi has asked Itamar Ben Gvir and Danny Levy to finalize his appointment as spokesperson for the police Investigations and Intelligence Division. He says the move was delayed unlawfully after he completed a command course, despite being chosen for the role in 2025.

Ynet

Culture·32m ago

Creamy Baked Potatoes Recipe That Disappears Fast

A simple recipe for creamy baked potatoes is presented as a crowd-pleasing side dish. It uses potatoes, cooking cream, yellow cheese, garlic, butter, and seasoning, then bakes at 180 degrees Celsius until golden.

Srugim

Security·32m ago

Trump Has Not Changed, Israel Must Adapt to a New Reality, Analyst Says

Shmuel Rosner says Donald Trump has not changed, but is acting in his own interests, while U.S. pressure on Israel reflects a broader strategic shift. He argues Iran is weaker militarily yet stronger politically, and warns Israel must adjust to declining influence in Washington.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·32m ago

Childcare Providers Gather for Halamish Conference Backing Reform, Pay and Subsidy Changes

Hundreds of daycare operators, lawmakers and senior officials attended Halamish’s annual early childhood conference on Thursday. Speakers discussed subsidies, regulation, wages and a proposed unified early childhood authority, while officials said reforms and new systems are being advanced.

Behadrei Haredim

Sports·33m ago

Bill Simmons Joked That Maccabi Tel Aviv Might Be the Only Team for Ja Morant

Bill Simmons joked on his podcast that Maccabi Tel Aviv might be a suitor for Ja Morant, underscoring doubts about the NBA market for him. The remark followed Minnesota’s three-team trade with Brooklyn and Chicago, which freed cap space and fueled speculation the Timberwolves could pursue Morant. The article notes Morant’s scoring has declined sharply and questions whether Minnesota would want the off-court baggage.

Walla

Security·33m ago

U.S. Pilot’s Crash Report in Iran Raises New Questions About Iranian Drone Capabilities

A rescued American F-15 pilot said he saw an unusual coordinated drone formation over Iran before ejecting in April. The report has triggered debate inside U.S. intelligence over whether Iran has advanced drone-networking capabilities and whether the drones were tied to the jet’s shootdown.

Walla

Culture·34m ago

Justin Bieber’s Photos of Hailey Baldwin Spark Backlash Over “Too Revealing” Post

Justin Bieber posted revealing photos of Hailey Baldwin on Instagram on Monday, triggering widespread criticism from followers. The post drew more than 2.6 million likes and tens of thousands of comments, many accusing him of objectifying his wife and ignoring their child and Christian values.

Ynet

Politics·35m ago

Civil Administration Seizes Palestinian Excavator Near Ancient Tombs by Jericho

Israel’s Civil Administration confiscated a Palestinian excavator near Jericho after it resumed work over ancient Hasmonean burial caves. The action was presented as the first enforcement of a cabinet decision to protect archaeological sites in Areas A and B.

Now 14

Politics·37m ago

Traffic police arrest Haredi student on Route 6 amid wave of draft-evasion detentions

Traffic police arrested Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Dubdavni on Route 6 on Tuesday for alleged draft evasion. The arrest comes amid a wider wave of detentions and planned ultra-Orthodox protests, including a major vehicle convoy expected Wednesday.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% center

Politics·38m ago

Another Officer Plans High Court Petition After Ben Gvir Blocks Promotion

Senior Superintendent Itzik Elpsy plans to petition Israel's High Court after Itamar Ben Gvir refused to approve his appointment as spokesperson for the Investigations and Intelligence Division. The report, published Tuesday by Josh Breiner, says this is part of a continuing pattern of officers challenging blocked promotions.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 50% center

General·39m ago

Widow of Eitan Orbach Describes His Legacy and a New Yeshiva Project

Nechama Orbach spoke about the life and death of her husband, Eitan Orbach, who was killed in an operational accident in the Jordan Valley. She said his memory will be honored through a yeshiva planned for the farm outposts he helped defend.

Arutz Sheva

World·41m ago

Red Skies in Russia Precede Severe Storm and Heavy Rain

Unusual red skies appeared over Chelyabinsk in southern Russia before a severe storm hit. The system brought heavy rain, thunderstorms and hail, after authorities warned residents of harsh weather.

Kikar HaShabbat

Economy·41m ago

May 2026 sets record for average mortgage size taken by real estate investors

Bank of Israel data show that real estate investors took record-high average mortgages of 1.46 million shekels in May 2026. At the same time, mortgage arrears climbed to 4.45 billion shekels, a new monthly record. The article says the mortgage market is increasingly detached from the weak housing market.

Globes

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