Health Ministry Warns Public Over Suspected Fake Olive Oil Brand

Politics·3m ago

Kish Nominates Critics of University Shutdowns and Netanyahu Trial to Higher Education Budget Panel

Israel’s higher education council approved Yoav Kish’s nominees Miriam Markovitz Bitton and Limor Samimian-Darsh for the Planning and Budgeting Committee. The two appointees are notable for their pro-Netanyahu views and, in Markovitz Bitton’s case, her opposition to university shutdowns during the judicial overhaul protests.

Calcalist

Security·9m ago

IDF Holds Positions in South Lebanon Amid Ceasefire Limits and Washington Talks

The IDF is maintaining a forward deployment in south Lebanon, including key ridges and areas up to 10 kilometers from the border. The report says wider operations north of the Litani need political approval and are being discussed in Washington, alongside a possible U.S.-supervised pilot withdrawal plan. Israeli forces are not expected to pull back until the U.S.-Iran talks end.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·12m ago

Gantz and Shmihi expected to run together in new shared leadership party

Benny Gantz and Dadi Shmihi are expected to run together in a new party with shared leadership. Yoaz Hendel, head of the Reservists Party, is also close to joining the effort and would take part in the leadership.

N12·+2 outlets · 67% center

Sports·12m ago

Omer Dahan thanks supporters after denying match-fixing allegations

Omer Dahan, the Israeli striker at the center of a police investigation, thanked supporters and said he respects criticism even when he disagrees. He also repeated his denial of match-fixing allegations, saying the claims do not reflect his conduct or commitment to his teams.

Mako·+6 outlets · 71% center

World·12m ago

Report: Qatar Could Mediate Between Israel, Lebanon and Hezbollah

Israeli and Arab reports say Qatar may join U.S.-backed efforts to mediate between Israel, Lebanon and Hezbollah. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun welcomed help to end the war but rejected foreign interference, while analyst Yoel Guzansky said Washington is driving Doha's role.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

Sports·14m ago

Larkin’s Future in Istanbul Turns into a Tug of War

Shane Larkin is at the center of a transfer dispute involving Anadolu Efes, Crvena zvezda, and Fenerbahce. Serbian and Turkish reports say Anadolu has one agreement in place but is trying to block a move to its biggest rival, while Fenerbahce seeks approval. Elsewhere, Panathinaikos released TJ Shorts, who is expected to join Valencia.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·14m ago

Emmanuel Sharp Draws Draft Buzz as One of the Class’s Best Defenders

Emmanuel Sharp, after four seasons at Houston, is expected to be picked in the second round of the NBA draft in Brooklyn this week. Former teammates Chris Cenac Jr. and Kingston Flemings said he is one of the draft’s best defenders and praised his leadership, scoring and competitiveness.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center

World·14m ago

Hormuz shipping caught between conflicting U.S. and Iranian orders

Cargo ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz are being given contradictory instructions by Iran and the United States. Iran demands ships seek Tehran's approval and hug its coast, while Washington urges traffic along the Omani side under U.S. protection.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Politics·15m ago

Israel Police Chief Backs Station Commander After Ben Gvir Threatened Dismissal

Israel Police Commissioner Danny Levy backed Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan station commander Yuval Shavit after Itamar Ben Gvir threatened to dismiss him. The dispute stems from a violent response during an ultra-Orthodox protest that blocked Highway 4 last week.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·16m ago

CENTCOM Says Two U.S. Aircraft Carriers Remain Active in the Middle East

CENTCOM said Tuesday that U.S. forces remain alert and present in the Middle East. It said two American aircraft carriers are still operating in the region, including the George H.W. Bush in the Arabian Sea, while U.S.-Iran negotiations continue.

Now 14

Culture·18m ago

Founder of "Doss Celebs" says bullying led her to build a media brand

Simi Hershkof, founder of the "Doss Celebs" entertainment and news page, says bullying and a closed haredi upbringing pushed her to create an anonymous media brand. She told Channel 7 that the page now has more than 100,000 followers, while she uses it to highlight haredi life, charity and bridges to secular Israelis.

Arutz Sheva

Politics·18m ago

Police chief backs commanders after Bnei Brak incident criticized by Ben Gvir

Police Commissioner Danny Levy defended commanders involved in the Bnei Brak incident after reports that Itamar Ben Gvir wanted to dismiss one of them. The police said the morning road blockage required a strong response and ordered a professional review.

Channel 13·+3 outlets · 50% center

World·19m ago

Large Fire Reported in Beirut, Cause Unknown

Lebanese reports said a large fire broke out in Beirut’s ad-Dakhouna area. The cause was not known at the time of reporting.

Ynet

General·26m ago

Illegal Palestinian driver released to house arrest in Israel after traffic offenses

Attorney Shay Galili said an Israeli court released a Palestinian in Israel illegally, who drove without a license and committed serious traffic offenses, to house arrest inside Israel. The case was discussed on Boaz Golan's "The Open Studio," where both men and panelists sharply criticized the ruling.

Now 14

Security·28m ago

Driver Tries to Flee Police in North, Five Illegal Residents Found in Car

A 20-year-old Bedouin man was indicted after a police chase in northern Israel ended with five illegal residents found in his car. Police say he drove recklessly, ignored orders to stop, and was halted near Tamra after roadblocks were set up.

Now 14

Weather·29m ago

Paris Louvre and Eiffel Tower Bring Closing Hours Forward as Europe Faces Extreme Heat

Paris is closing the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre early, at 4:00 p.m. local time, because of an extreme heat wave across central and western Europe. France has put more than half the country under its highest heat alert, and Paris recorded its hottest June night ever.

Ynet

World·29m ago

Deadly European Heat Wave Drives Swimmers to Risky Waters

At least 40 people have died in France and others in Germany during an extreme heat wave across western Europe. The heat has triggered red alerts, emergency plans, transport disruptions, plant shutdowns, and warnings against swimming in unsafe waters.

Kikar HaShabbat·+8 outlets · 57% center

World·32m ago

UAE in Early Talks to Buy Advanced Indian Weapons, Including BrahMos Missile

India and the United Arab Emirates are in early talks over a possible arms deal involving BrahMos missiles and Akash air defenses. Abu Dhabi is seeking to bolster security around the Strait of Hormuz and diversify its weapons suppliers.

Behadrei Haredim·+2 outlets · 67% center

Tech·33m ago

Trump Orders New Push to Speed U.S. Quantum Computing Race Against China

Donald Trump signed two executive orders to speed U.S. quantum computing development and strengthen defenses against China. The plan sets targets for a quantum computer by 2028, defense sensors by 2027, and quantum-resistant encryption by 2031.

Behadrei Haredim·+2 outlets · 100% right-leaning

Culture·35m ago

Violinist’s Viral Post Lists 13 Reasons He Values Ultra-Orthodox Jews

Gabriel Shuraki, a violinist and conductor, went viral after publishing 13 reasons why he admires Israel’s Haredi community. On "Davar Rishon," he explained the post, praised Haredi values, and said his support for army enlistment must come with love.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·36m ago

New York Post Slams Trump-Iran Deal as a Giveaway to Tehran

The New York Post ran a rare front-page attack on Trump’s emerging Iran deal, calling it a surrender that would funnel billions to Tehran. Trump defended the talks, but lawmakers from both parties blasted the sanctions relief and said it would strengthen Iran and its proxies.

N12·+2 outlets · 67% center

Security·36m ago

Drone Strike Reported Against Vehicle in Southern Lebanon

Lebanese media reported a drone strike on a vehicle in B'raashit, southern Lebanon. The report did not give details on casualties or responsibility.

Ynet

General·37m ago

Transport Ministry chief says no flight cancellations are expected

Moshe Ben Zaken said the refueling crisis at Ben Gurion Airport may be solved within 24 hours and that he does not expect summer flight cancellations. His comments came amid warnings from Israel Airports Authority chief Sharon Kadmi that airport operations remain heavily restricted and cancellations are likely.

Arutz Sheva·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·38m ago

Israel Approves Driver Points Overhaul, Removing Double Penalties for Single Incidents

Israel’s Knesset Economics Committee approved a traffic points reform that removes double punishment for multiple offenses in one incident and eases several minor violations. The new rules also raise points for serious safety offenses and are expected to take effect in about 30 days, with the one-year points expiry starting later after technical preparations.

Kikar HaShabbat·+6 outlets · 60% right-leaning

Politics·38m ago

Netanyahu Threatens to Walk If Likud Slot Guarantees Are Denied

Likud is facing a deepening internal struggle over primaries, reserved slots, and the party list, with Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly warning he could leave if his demands are not met. Party courts and the Jerusalem District Court have blocked replacing primaries with a forming committee without constitutional changes, and key decisions now rest with the Likud constitution committee.

Behadrei Haredim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Security·40m ago

Police Stop Packed Car Carrying 12 People, Including Children in the Trunk

Police in the Shai District stopped a car near Jericho on Highway 90 carrying 12 passengers, including children in the trunk and a breastfeeding mother holding a three-month-old baby without safety restraints. In the same operation, officers also caught a 21-year-old driving without ever having obtained a license, and issued multiple tickets and enforcement measures.

Kikar HaShabbat

Sports·41m ago

World Cup cards for Piero and Martins get boosted EA FC 26 ratings

EA FC 26 has launched special World Cup 2026 “Path To Glory” cards for Frantzdy Pierrot and Christian Martínez. Pierrot and Martínez both received 92-rated cards, with strong attributes and special abilities, and each is priced at about 12,000 to 13,000 in-game coins.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Sports·41m ago

Why Vasilije Micic Is Missing From Serbia’s Squad

Serbia coach Dusko Ivanovic said Hapoel Tel Aviv guard Vasilije Micic missed the national-team squad because of a health issue. Serbia, which is 2-2 in Group C, will play Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the next World Cup qualifying window.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·41m ago

Report Says Montreal Shooter Kept 104-Page Anti-Semitic Manifesto

Rebel News says the Montreal shooter possessed a 104-page manifesto full of anti-Semitic and anti-Zionist material. Police still say the motive is unknown. The attack in Côte-des-Neiges killed officer Mohamed Lamine Ben Radouane and Israeli Michael Mizrahi, who was misidentified and shot by police.

Ynet·+2 outlets · 100% center

Tech·42m ago

WhatsApp rolls out a new Liquid Glass interface for some iPhone users

WhatsApp has started rolling out a Liquid Glass redesign for iPhone chat screens, first to some iOS beta users and now to some stable users as well. The update makes the message bar floating and translucent, with other controls and the navigation bar also restyled to match iOS 26.

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

Politics·43m ago

Netanyahu Pushes Plan for Israel's Strategic Self-Reliance

Benjamin Netanyahu is promoting a 10-year, 350 billion shekel plan to make Israel militarily and strategically self-reliant. The article says the plan would reduce dependence on U.S. weapons and pressure, boost domestic industry, and turn Israel into a weapons exporter.

Now 14·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning

General·45m ago

Six-Month-Old Infant Critically Hurt After Bathing Accident in Mateh Binyamin

A roughly six-month-old baby girl was critically injured after apparently drowning in a bathtub at a home in Mateh Binyamin. Magen David Adom evacuated her to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital in Jerusalem.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

General·45m ago

Yeshivat Har Etzion, or “the Gush,” and the ideas that define it

Yeshivat Har Etzion, the Religious-Zionist yeshiva in Alon Shvut, has about 450 to 500 students and scholars and is led by Rabbis Yaakov Medan, Baruch Gigi and Moshe Lichtenstein. It is known for advanced Talmud study, pioneering Bible study, and major affiliated institutions such as Herzog College and the Virtual Beit Midrash.

Srugim

Security·47m ago

Two young ultra-Orthodox women arrested at Krakow airport with 50 kilograms of khat

Two ultra-Orthodox women aged 23 and 24 were arrested at Krakow Airport in Poland after 50 kilograms of khat were found in their luggage. They had flown in from Israel, and the report says they were drawn in by smuggling networks targeting young people.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Politics·48m ago

Lebanese President Says Beirut Will Accept Nothing Less Than End of Israeli Presence in the South

At the opening of a new round of talks, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said Lebanon will accept nothing less than an end to the “Israeli occupation” in southern Lebanon. He called the round potentially decisive.

Ynet

Tech·49m ago

Meta pauses internal employee tracking program after privacy breach

Meta has suspended its internal Model Capability Initiative after a security flaw exposed sensitive employee data. The program was meant to monitor workers’ computer activity to train AI models, and Meta says it has opened a broad investigation.

Behadrei Haredim·+3 outlets · 67% center

Security·50m ago

Iran Says Over 3,000 Arrested Over Alleged Cooperation With Israel

Iran says more than 3,000 people have been arrested in recent months over alleged cooperation with Israel, with hundreds of assets seized. Authorities say hundreds more face charges including espionage and propaganda, as part of a broader crackdown on dissent.

Behadrei Haredim

Politics·50m ago

Transport Ministry to Hold Emergency Review Over Jerusalem Light Rail Operator

Israel’s Transport Ministry is considering replacing Kfir as operator of Jerusalem’s light rail after repeated service failures. Director General Moshe Ben Zaken ordered an emergency review following three shutdowns in one day and earlier passenger evacuations, including a walk from Beit Hanina to public transport.

Globes

Sports·51m ago

Carlos Garcia Lands New Role as Jong Ajax Head Coach

Carlos Garcia, the former Maccabi Tel Aviv defender, has been appointed head coach of Ajax’s Jong Ajax under-23 team. The promotion follows Ajax’s split with Oscar Garcia, under whom Carlos had served as assistant.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Politics·52m ago

Noam Shapira Named to Head Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Staff After Three-Year Vacancy

The Prime Minister’s Office appointments committee chose Noam Shapira to lead Israel’s National Public Diplomacy Staff, ending a vacancy that lasted since January 2023. Rival candidates alleged the process was fixed, but the Prime Minister’s Office denied it and said he was selected unanimously.

Ynet

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