Iran and Oman said in a joint statement that they are committed to safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz under international law. They will continue talks through a joint foreign-ministry working group on future shipping management, services, and related costs.
A worker in his 50s was moderately injured in a violent incident at a construction site on Reines Street in Bnei Brak. United Hatzalah treated him at the scene before taking him to a hospital.
At EY’s M&A conference, Bagera Systems chairman Yaron Mizrahi argued Israel should support small defense firms instead of privatizing state giants. He said Bagera’s June 5 IPO was a growth step, not a sale, and company executives from several sectors discussed slower markets and future dealmaking.
Orlando Bloom was photographed in Milan with Swiss model Luisa Laemmel, his new girlfriend who is 21 years younger than him. Reports say they began dating in February and their relationship is becoming serious, while Katy Perry has spoken publicly about the difficult year after their breakup.
PassportCard announced an expanded PAY service that lets customers pay for flights, hotels, car rentals and attractions in Israel and abroad, with savings of up to 10%. The rollout was unveiled in Tel Aviv and will start with PAY customers before reaching all clients. The company also promoted its Tax Free refunds and a new cancellation policy called PLAN B.
A passenger shuttle sank into a roughly two-meter-deep sinkhole on Haga Street in Bnei Brak on Tuesday around 2:00 p.m. The driver, Eliran, said he called the municipality and police but received no help, and no one was injured.
An Iranian military official said only a limited number of ships may transit the Strait of Hormuz each day. The statement followed Donald Trump’s claim that 19 million barrels of oil flowed through the strait the previous day.
A Brooklyn café refunded Congressman Dan Goldman for a $9.82 coffee and told him not to return after a pro-Israel dispute. Goldman said he bought the drink to thank a barista who let his daughter use the restroom. The incident drew backlash and comes as Goldman campaigns in New York’s 10th District primary.
Hundreds of oil tankers stranded in the Persian Gulf by the Hormuz blockade have developed heavy marine growth on their hulls. The biofouling is raising fuel use, damaging machinery, and preventing ships from entering ports until they are professionally cleaned.
Elon Musk lost about $350 billion in net worth in less than a week after SpaceX shares sank sharply. The company’s market value dropped to about $2 trillion, though its stock still trades above the original offering price.
Donald Trump claimed 19 million barrels of oil crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, calling it a record and saying prices are falling. The report says the claim is unverified and that oil was trading around $74 a barrel, down sharply from the $110 peak reached during Operation “Roar of the Lion.”
Brooklyn holds the No. 6 pick in the NBA draft and is expected to target a point guard, a move that could affect Ben Saraf’s role. The Nets are also considering trades and may have a shot at Spanish center Adai Mara if they pass on a guard.
Police in northern Israel stopped a dangerous chase on Route 70 near Tamra and found five Hebron-area West Bank residents in the car, two hidden in the trunk. The driver, a 20-year-old Bedouin southern resident, was also arrested, and indictments were filed after detention was extended.
Senior Police Superintendent Yitzhak Elfasi has threatened legal action against National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir over a blocked promotion. Elfasi says he was professionally approved for spokesman of Police Intelligence and Investigations and Lahav 433, but Ben Gvir never finalized the appointment.
The evidentiary phase in the price-fixing trial of Victory owner and CEO Eyal Ravid begins Wednesday in Lod. Prosecutors say he and other supermarket figures coordinated prices and promotions, while all defendants deny the allegations.
Donald Trump endorsed John James in Michigan’s Republican governor primary, prompting state Senator Eric Nesbitt to quit the race and back James. Other candidates pushed back, with Perry Johnson criticizing Trump’s advice and Mike Cox saying he expected to win Trump’s favor.
Iran’s foreign ministry said the IAEA will not be allowed to inspect war-damaged nuclear sites. Donald Trump responded that Iran had agreed to complete nuclear monitoring forever.
Recently evicted Big Brother contestant Tel Titu attended a Bepanthen launch in Tel Aviv and spoke about her life after the show. She described her relationship with Tamir Golan as strong and said she hopes Gal Rubin wins the season, despite also favoring Eliran or Omer.
Likud ministers and MKs told Channel 7 they reject Naftali Bennett’s plan for Areas A and B after his remarks on Kan 11. They called for Israeli sovereignty, expanded settlement, and, for several speakers, the cancellation of the Oslo Accords.
Israel’s Economic Committee approved a reform to create metropolitan public transit authorities in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa, with Beersheba to follow later. The bill would transfer major transit powers from the Transportation Ministry to local councils and also repeal the parking law. Final Knesset approval is still needed, and some implementation details for Gush Dan remain unresolved.
A Manufacturers Association survey says Israeli industrial workers rarely reach factories by public transit. The report, based on 204 industrialists surveyed in May and June 2026, says the problem is especially severe in the North and South and is forcing many employers to fund private shuttles.
Donald Trump said Iran agreed to nuclear inspections and to limit how unfrozen funds are used, despite Iranian denials. He also said the Strait of Hormuz will stay open and that U.S.-released money would go only to American food and medical purchases.
Two Israeli women, ages 23 and 24, were arrested Friday at Krakow airport in Poland for allegedly smuggling 50 kilograms of khat in their suitcases. They remain in detention with no release date reported.
In 2024, 853 girls under 19 in Israel requested abortions, about 6% of all cases, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. The report says overall requests continued a long decline, approvals remained near universal, and large gaps persisted by age, religion, marital status and origin.
Noa Argamani said she had been in Canada shortly before the deadly Montreal shooting that killed two people, including a Jewish community member and a local police officer. Ziv Avud also condemned the atmosphere of antisemitism, while Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli said he had warned Canada months earlier about escalating threats to Jews.
After Lionel Messi set the all-time World Cup scoring record, Israeli fans discussed Argentina’s huge following on "HaOlam HaBoker." They described the support as a “religion,” rooted in rituals, mate, and personal ties to Argentina.
Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch joined a U.S. fundraising tour for Keren Olam HaTorah in Deal, New Jersey. He said antisemitism rises from a lack of the Divine Presence, while the campaign seeks to offset funding cuts and enlistment-related damage to yeshivas.
Dr. Hanna Katan and Haya Maman discussed late marriage among Haredi men and women on the debut of "Ketan Alaiha" on Kikar HaShabbat. They said the issue is widespread, spiritually meaningful, and requires less judgment, greater family sensitivity, and stronger hope. Maman urged women to visualize their future lives and stop postponing happiness until marriage.
The United States is backing Virtus Minerals to develop two major copper and cobalt mines in Congo, as part of an effort to challenge China’s control over critical minerals. The project is tied to the U.S.-supported Lobito Corridor and is the first American mineral-sector investment in Congo since Trump’s December 2025 agreement.
Google is investing $75 million in A24 as part of an AI research partnership focused on film production and distribution. The deal is Google’s first investment in a movie studio and comes as A24 expands after a 2024 round valuing it at $3.5 billion.
A new episode of "Marriage at First Sight" airs Tuesday on Keshet 12, featuring a tense, intimate conversation between Neta and Avitar. In the clip, both discuss fears, emotional instability, and the psychological impact of the war.
Israel has taken planning and construction powers in Hebron’s Jewish areas away from the Palestinian-run municipality and given them to the state. The article frames the decision by Israel Katz and Bezalel Smotrich as a practical challenge to the Oslo Accords and a step toward broader Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.
At a Knesset committee hearing on youth violence Tuesday, an activist supporting the Zalka family cried while describing the bereaved mother’s isolation in court after the murder of Yemano, also known as Benjamin Zalka. She urged prosecutors to scrutinize the case and called it a wake-up call for Israel.
An American pilot rescued from Iran said he saw advanced Iranian drones flying together in a “jellyfish formation.” The account, reported by CNN, raises concerns about a major Iranian drone upgrade, while the shootdown and rescue are still being investigated.
The 157th Air Refueling Wing of the New Hampshire Air National Guard has returned to the U.S. after months in the Middle East. Its withdrawal may indicate a limited American drawdown as U.S.-Iran talks continue over regional security and Iran’s nuclear program.
A coalition leaders' meeting set for 6:00 p.m. was canceled after the ultra-Orthodox party leaders declined to attend. The decision followed notices from Aryeh Deri, Moshe Gafni, and Yitzhak Goldknopf.
An article portrays Rabbi Chaim ben Atar, the Or HaChaim, as a messianic figure whose teachings bring spiritual protection. It recounts his hard life, a vision about Poland, and a claimed promise of reward for spreading his Torah.
Haredi kindergarten networks in Modi'in Illit and Beitar Illit have threatened not to open the next school year unless the government resolves a funding crisis. The networks and about 150 veteran teachers say the Education Ministry's system makes experienced staff too costly and is driving layoffs and closures.
Miri Regev said in a ynet podcast interview that claims Iran’s regime was strengthened are wrong. She argued Israel’s campaign pushed back Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile threats, and the full episode will air Thursday.
Trump Has Not Changed, Israel Must Adapt to a New Reality, Analyst Says
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Rosner said Israel should now work on three goals, convince Americans again that a strong and stable Israel is a vital asset, show that a strong Iran directly threatens U.S. interests, and build military, economic, and diplomatic tools for prolonged, complex conflicts. He said Israelis must also accept that the level of broad U.S. backing they grew used to over the past 30 years may not return soon.
