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Politics·2m ago

Netanyahu Ends Testimony With Harsh Attack on Investigators and Prosecution

Benjamin Netanyahu’s testimony in his corruption trial ended on Wednesday in the Jerusalem District Court. He used a final statement to attack investigators, the prosecution, and the evidence in Cases 4000, Mozes, and 1000. His lawyer then thanked the judges and the hearing was closed.

Kikar HaShabbat·+6 outlets · 71% center
World·6m ago

Russia Presses Belarus to Deepen Role in War Against Ukraine

Russia is pressuring Belarus to expand military support for the war in Ukraine, including more launch sites, infrastructure, and troops. Zelensky warned Ukraine may strike Belarus-linked facilities, while intelligence officials see no immediate ground attack from Belarus.

Kikar HaShabbat
General·8m ago

Asian elephants kick around colorful balls at the Safari

On Wednesday morning, elephants at the Safari in Israel were given colorful footballs as enrichment. The animals played by chasing, pushing, rolling, and kicking the balls, which the Safari said helps stimulate curiosity, movement, and the senses.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Security·11m ago

Police Reject Ynet Report on Shooting After Checkpoint Pursuit

Israel Police rejected a Ynet report by Liran Tamari about a shooting after a checkpoint pursuit, saying crucial facts were omitted. The force said the suspect fled, injured two volunteers, rammed police vehicles, and was later found with drugs and arrested.

Arutz Sheva
Politics·13m ago

After 18 Months and 98 Hearings, Netanyahu Finishes Testifying in His Trial

Benjamin Netanyahu finished testifying Wednesday in his Tel Aviv District Court trial after 18 months and 98 hearings. The hearing was marked by sharp clashes between the defense and prosecution, while judges pressed both sides to move on. The defense will now continue without Netanyahu present, focusing on challenging the prosecution’s Case 4000 theory.

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Culture·14m ago

Hila Ruach Delivers a Tight, Magnetic Rock Show at the Barby

Hila Ruach’s Tuesday night Barby concert underscored her status as a leading Israeli indie artist. The show highlighted her tightly played band, album-focused staging, and unusually loyal audience, even as she remains outside the mainstream.

Ynet
Security·14m ago

Police Denounce Ynet Reporter Over Nova Survivor Arrest Story

Israel Police issued an unusually harsh statement against Ynet reporter Liran Tamari over his account of a Nova survivor shot during a police chase. Police said the suspect was arrested in an anti-drug operation, fled, endangered officers and drivers, and remains under investigation.

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Culture·15m ago

Hollywood Shies Away From a Film About Sam Altman

Major studios and streamers, including Warner Bros. and Netflix, declined to buy the film Artificial about Sam Altman. Amazon also pulled out as distributor after deepening business ties with OpenAI, leaving smaller companies such as Mubi and Neon as possible buyers.

Calcalist
Sports·15m ago

98-Year-Old Messi Fan Goes Viral With Wedding Dress Proposal

Pauline Kana, a 98-year-old Ohio grandmother, went viral after proposing to Lionel Messi with a wedding dress and sign at a World Cup match. Messi smiled and waved, while the video drew tens of millions of views and thousands of comments. The article also recaps Messi’s record-breaking 18th World Cup goal and Argentina’s 2-0 win over Austria.

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Politics·16m ago

Brad Lander Upsets Dan Goldman in New York's 10th District Democratic Primary

Brad Lander defeated Rep. Dan Goldman in the Democratic primary for New York’s 10th District on Tuesday. The pro-Israel, self-described liberal Zionist won in a strongly Democratic district spanning lower Manhattan and parts of western Brooklyn, with backing from Bernie Sanders and Zohran Mamdani. Goldman, a former federal prosecutor and Trump impeachment counsel, had first won the seat in 2022.

Kikar HaShabbat·+7 outlets · 63% center
Politics·16m ago

Latin America’s Rightward Shift Is Pulling the Region Closer to Washington and Jerusalem

Right-wing victories in Colombia and Peru are part of a broader political swing across Latin America toward the right. The shift is driven by economic frustration and security fears, and it is drawing the region closer to Washington and Jerusalem. Israel sees the change as diplomatically helpful, especially as some right-wing leaders promise warmer ties.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
General·20m ago

State Comptroller Engelman Defends Delayed October 7 Reports and Responsibility Findings

State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman defended his frozen October 7 reports on Wednesday and said the public deserves answers, especially on the Nova festival and Reim party failures. He said nearly 50 reports have already been published, more are coming soon, and his office will also assign responsibility to political, military, and civilian officials.

Srugim
Sports·24m ago

Israeli League Midfielder Named Man of the Match Despite Panama Exit

Christian Martinez of Ironi Kiryat Shmona was named FIFA's Man of the Match after Panama lost 1-0 to Croatia at the 2026 World Cup. Despite Panama's elimination, Spanish media praised the midfielder and said he could be headed for a major transfer after the tournament.

N12·+2 outlets · 67% center
Security·25m ago

Jerusalem Forces Raid Shuafat, Destroy Illegal Fuel Stations and Seize Drugs

Israeli police and municipal enforcement teams conducted a large operation Tuesday in Shuafat camp in East Jerusalem. They destroyed two illegal fuel stations, handled 128 demolition targets, issued dozens of traffic and sanitation fines, and later seized drugs and ammunition during night searches.

Now 14
Politics·30m ago

Ram Shefa Enters Democrats Primary With Recovery and Defense Platform

Ram Shefa, the former Knesset member and western Negev recovery coordinator, said he will run in the Democrats primary on July 20. He unveiled a wide-ranging plan for northern and southern protection, public services, medical care and mental health, and won praise from party chief Yair Golan.

Ynet
Politics·31m ago

Israel Signals a Harder Line After October 7, With No More Permission Seeking

A commentary says Israel has shifted to a much tougher, less deferential security policy after October 7. It highlights Netanyahu and Ambassador Yechiel Leiter’s coordinated stance on Lebanon and Iran, and says Israel will no longer seek international permission to act. The piece also praises Donald Trump as Israel’s closest ally.

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Economy·32m ago

Xpeng P7+ arrives in Israel as a larger, cheaper electric saloon

Xpeng has launched the P7+ in Israel as a larger electric fastback saloon, priced at 200,000 shekels. The model offers 313 hp, up to 530 km of range and very rich equipment, while waiting for the next-generation P7 to arrive later.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Sports·35m ago

Hapoel Petah Tikva Set to Test Young Midfielder Majd Dakhala

Hapoel Petah Tikva is expected to have 20-year-old midfielder Majd Dakhala train with the club soon. Dakhala became a free agent after Hapoel Nof HaGalil’s relegation and scored nine goals last season across all competitions.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
World·35m ago

IAEA Chief Says Iran Nuclear Inspections Should Resume Soon Amid Uncertainty Over Enriched Uranium

IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said inspections of Iran’s nuclear sites should resume soon under an interim deal with the United States. The agency has lost track of more than 400 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium after strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, while Washington works to implement the agreement and Tehran denies access claims.

Kikar HaShabbat·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
General·37m ago

Hundreds Gather in Bnei Brak for Memorial Service for Rabbi Chaim Dov Haferin

A memorial and awakening service in Bnei Brak marked the end of shiva for Rabbi Chaim Dov Haferin, son of the Vaslui Rebbe and son-in-law of the Bohush Rebbe. Senior rabbis eulogized his righteousness and steadfast faith during a severe illness, before a large crowd of Hasidim, residents, and relatives.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Economy·38m ago

Globrands Loses JTI Distribution Rights After 25 Years

Globrands has lost its distribution rights for JTI’s Camel and Winston cigarettes after about 25 years. The company expects a 35 million shekel hit to annual net profit, while its shares fell 34% in Tel Aviv.

Calcalist
World·38m ago

Iranian Speaker Says Lebanon Ceasefire Matters as Much as Iran's

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said a ceasefire in Lebanon is as important to Tehran as one in Iran. He also said the “Islamabad memorandum of understanding” amounted to a declaration of U.S. defeat.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·39m ago

Hundreds of Female IDF Officers Urge Chief to Reject Rabbis’ Interference in Troop Assignments

Hundreds of IDF female officers have urged Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and the defense minister to reject rabbinical interference in the placement of women combat soldiers. They warned that pressure from religious Zionist rabbis and cooperating commanders threatens mixed service and army authority. The appeal comes as hesder yeshivas suspended enlistment over a pilot integrating women into the armored corps.

Walla·+4 outlets · 100% center
General·44m ago

Rabbi Yitzchak Fishman, Beloved Petah Tikva Figure, Dies at 95

Rabbi Yitzchak Fishman, a cherished Petah Tikva resident and longtime chevra kadisha worker, died at 95. Born in Austria in 1931, he immigrated as a child to Jerusalem, later moved to Petah Tikva, and spent his final decades in intensive Torah study. He was buried in Jerusalem on Tuesday evening, and his family is observing shiva in Elad.

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Health06:48 · 2h ago

Fast coordinated treatment saves woman after pulmonary embolism at Barzilai

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A patient named Aliza was rushed to Barzilai Medical Center after losing consciousness, and doctors quickly found a major pulmonary embolism caused by a life-threatening blood clot. Hospital staff said that every minute mattered, because the condition can rapidly worsen without urgent treatment.

According to the hospital spokeswoman, Aliza first arrived at Internal Medicine Department D, where the embolism was diagnosed. She was then transferred to cardiology, where doctors decided to use an innovative clot-removal procedure to restore normal blood flow to the lungs and stabilize her condition.

The intensive care team stayed on standby throughout the process and prepared to deploy an ECMO heart-lung machine if needed. The hospital said the coordinated response between internal medicine, cardiology, and intensive care was essential to the outcome.

Doctors said the combination of professionalism, rapid availability, quick decision-making, and teamwork led to Aliza’s life being saved.

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