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Politics·4m ago

Trump's approval sinks as Americans doubt Iran ceasefire deal

A Reuters-Ipsos poll found Donald Trump’s approval at 34%, his lowest in his second term. Americans were broadly skeptical of the June 17 Iran ceasefire and of whether the war was worth the cost. The numbers also raise Republican worries ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.

Kikar HaShabbat·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Sports·5m ago

England Held by Ghana as Declan Rice Injury Fears Grow

England drew 0-0 with defensive Ghana at the World Cup after beating Croatia 4-2 in their opener. Declan Rice was seen limping afterward with a bandaged left shin, raising doubts about his availability against Panama.

N12·+2 outlets · 100% center
Economy·5m ago

Black Market Prices for Nvidia Banned Chips Surge in China

Black market prices for banned Nvidia chips have surged in China as demand stays strong and supply is disrupted. Servers and older AI chips now cost far more than they did months ago, while U.S. investigations and export controls are making trading riskier.

Calcalist
General·8m ago

Thousands Mourn Rabbi Rachamim Attia at Jerusalem Funeral

Thousands attended the funeral of Rabbi Rachamim Attia in Jerusalem on Tuesday night. The procession began at Porat Yosef Yeshiva in Geula and ended with his burial on Mount of Olives after eulogies by leading rabbis and family members.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
General·8m ago

Northern police raid Yavne'el over suspected underage marriage network

Dozens of Northern District police and Border Police officers raided Yavne'el on Wednesday after a months-long covert probe into suspected illegal child marriages. Police detained numerous suspects and minors, and said the case uncovered a secretive system that allegedly hid weddings and large post-ceremony “engagement parties.”

Kan News
Politics·10m ago

Haifa Pride Police Plan to Bar Anti-Ben Gvir Shirts, Despite Police Chief's Stance

Police officers in Israel’s Coastal District said they would bar anti-Ben Gvir shirts from Haifa’s Pride parade on Thursday. The comments, captured in recordings, appear to conflict with Police Commissioner Daniel Levy’s recent apology after a similar Tel Aviv incident. District commander Yechiel Bohadana said the officers were wrong and that policy is set by the commissioner.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·11m ago

Eli Cohen says Netanyahu may secure 4 to 10 reserved slots in Likud

In a ynet interview, Eli Cohen said upcoming ultra-Orthodox protests must be restrained and that police and legal advisers should issue clear instructions. He also said Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking up to 10 reserved slots in Likud, but the final number will likely be between four and 10.

Ynet·+4 outlets · 60% right-leaning
Politics·11m ago

Smotrich Backs Shin Bet Chief Amid Pride Event Controversy

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich defended Shin Bet chief David Zini after controversy over canceling Pride events. He said security agencies should focus only on core missions and praised Zini as acting responsibly for Israel’s security.

Srugim·+4 outlets · 60% center
General·11m ago

New in Israel: a 30-Hour Surprise Journey for One Parent and One Child

Avi Shoham has launched “Parent and Child Journey,” a surprise 30-hour experience for one parent and one child in Israel. The trips cost 2,500 shekels per pair, include lodging and food, and are meant to strengthen trust, attention and independence through shared uncertainty.

Walla
Economy·12m ago

Israel’s Major Food Price-Fixing Trial Opens in Lod

The first hearing opened in Lod in a major Israeli food price-fixing case involving senior executives from supermarket chains. Prosecutors allege coordinated pricing, pressure on suppliers, and anti-competitive conduct that could lead to prison terms of up to five years. The defendants deny nothing in the article, but all remain presumed innocent.

Now 14·+3 outlets · 50% center
Politics·12m ago

Iranians Reject Trump Offer of Food Aid, Say Their Problem Is Government Rule

Trump and J.D. Vance’s suggestion to release frozen funds to buy food for Iranians drew sharp backlash in Iran. Critics said the country’s problem is not hunger but corruption, misrule and regime priorities, and they pointed to January 2026 protests as proof the demand is for political change.

Now 14
General·15m ago

Justice Ministry Seeks to Dissolve Charity Over Suspected Financial Misconduct

Israel’s Justice Ministry has asked the Beersheba District Court to dissolve the charity "HaChiyuch Shelahem Biyadenu" over alleged financial misconduct. Officials say a review found false records, conflicts of interest, and possible diversion of donations meant for cancer patients, Holocaust survivors, and needy families.

Kikar HaShabbat
Sports·18m ago

Israeli League Midfielder Named Man of the Match Despite Panama Exit

Cristian Martínez of Ironi Kiryat Shmona was named Man of the Match after Panama’s 1-0 loss to Croatia at the 2026 World Cup. Despite Panama’s elimination, the midfielder drew major praise and reports of growing European interest.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% center
Culture·20m ago

Jerusalem Film Festival unveils its international lineup for 2026

The Jerusalem International Film Festival has unveiled its 2026 international lineup for July 9 to 19. The program includes major recent winners from Cannes and Berlin, plus films by Steven Soderbergh and a documentary about Noga Erez.

N12·+2 outlets · 67% center
Tech·24m ago

Meta launches cheaper new AI glasses line with Kylie Jenner collaboration

Meta has launched a new AI glasses lineup with EssilorLuxottica, including a Kylie Jenner collaboration, starting at $299. The glasses add multimodal Meta AI features, real-time translation in more languages and upcoming walking navigation. They are available now in select countries.

Walla·+1 outlet
General·25m ago

Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by Bus in Nesher

Rambam Hospital in Haifa pronounced dead a pedestrian in his 60s who was critically injured after being hit by a bus in Nesher. The man had been taken to the hospital in severe condition.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center
World·28m ago

IAEA chief says inspections in Iran will happen despite Tehran dispute

IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said inspections in Iran will happen, despite Tehran’s denial that it has agreed to restore access. His comments followed US Vice President JD Vance’s claim that Iran had agreed to bring back inspectors, which Iran’s foreign minister rejected.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
General·29m ago

How to Criticize a Partner Without Damaging the Relationship

The article argues that relationship complaints are normal, but turning them into character attacks can shut down listening and closeness. It recommends using a softer, more specific form of expression to reduce conflict and improve communication.

Ynet
Culture·30m ago

Daily 60-Second Encouragement with Rabbi Yigal Cohen

Kikar HaShabbat is featuring a daily 60-second faith clip with Rabbi Yigal Cohen. The short segment draws on Chovot HaLevavot and is presented as a brief spiritual encouragement video.

Kikar HaShabbat
Economy·34m ago

Report: China’s yuan network is helping Iran sidestep U.S. sanctions

A Wall Street Journal report says China’s expanding yuan-based payment system is helping Iran sell oil and bypass U.S. sanctions. The piece says the trend is reshaping global finance, reducing U.S. leverage, and prompting Washington to target Chinese banks and refineries.

Now 14
Economy·35m ago

Israel’s Next Growth Engine May Come From the Haredi Middle Class

The article argues that Israel’s Haredi middle class, now about 1.45 million people, is becoming a major driver of the economy. It highlights rising education, employment, entrepreneurship, and stronger household finances, especially among Haredi women. It says the financial system must better serve a more diverse and growing sector.

Calcalist
Culture·36m ago

Italian Menswear Goes Lighter as Milan Heatwave Shapes the Runways

Milan Men’s Fashion Week ended amid a 38-degree heatwave, pushing designers toward lighter, looser menswear. Tom Brown, Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Simone Rocha all presented softer, more relaxed collections in Milan and at Pitti Uomo.

Ynet
Tech·40m ago

Figure AI's Robot Workforce Surpasses Its Human Staff

Figure AI says it now has about 740 robots and 660 human workers, marking the first time robots outnumber staff. The company showcased a parcel-sorting challenge and a long endurance test to argue its robots can work longer than people. CEO Brett Adcock said the change signals a fast-approaching shift in the labor market.

Kikar HaShabbat
Culture·41m ago

From kitsch to design, how idols and saints became part of the living room

The article argues that portraits and symbols of pop stars, rabbis, and spiritual figures have moved from kitsch to mainstream interior design. It says the trend is especially visible in Israel, where homes increasingly mix nostalgia, faith, and personal identity with restrained, modern aesthetics.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·41m ago

Israel Worries Trump Is Pushing Syria Into the Hezbollah File

Benjamin Netanyahu will hold a special meeting on Syria and Lebanon after Donald Trump suggested Syria might take on Hezbollah. Israeli officials fear this could signal a real diplomatic move that would increase Syrian influence in Lebanon. Ahmed al-Sharaa denied any plan to wage war on Hezbollah.

Arutz Sheva·+4 outlets · 50% center
Politics·42m ago

Rubio Skips Israel on Gulf Trip to Calm Iran Deal Critics

Marco Rubio began a three-day Middle East trip focused on calming Gulf allies upset by a new interim deal with Iran. He skipped Israel entirely, even as Jerusalem protested concessions to Tehran. The tour starts in the UAE and continues to Kuwait.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
General·43m ago

Court Tosses Tattoo Defamation Suit Over Viral Instagram Feud

Haifa Magistrate’s Court rejected Adir Mizrahi’s defamation lawsuit against Ariela Simantov over an Instagram dispute about finger tattoos. Mizrahi was ordered to pay 10,000 shekels in costs after seeking 100,000 shekels, takedown of the video, and an apology. His lawyer said an appeal is being considered.

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Politics05:36 · 1h ago

Keiko Fujimori Takes Commanding Lead in Peru’s Presidential Runoff

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Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori has opened an insurmountable lead in Peru’s presidential runoff against left-wing contender Roberto Sanchez, putting her on a clear path to win the presidency. The result leaves Sanchez without a realistic route to overtake her.

Fujimori is running for president for the fourth time. She is the daughter of Alberto Fujimori, who ruled Peru as a dictator in the 1990s. The article does not provide vote totals or further details on the count, only that her advantage cannot be overcome.

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