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Politics·6m ago

Iranian Speaker Says U.S. Accord Proves Washington's Defeat

Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said a new U.S.-Iran memorandum signed in Islamabad proves Washington's defeat. He made the remarks in Baku, where he presented the deal as a strategic Iranian victory after talks mediated by Pakistan, Qatar and others.

Now 14
General·7m ago

Widow of Capt. Uri Shani Marries His Former Commander in Moving Ceremony

Miriam Shani, widow of Capt. Uri Shani, married his former Egoz commander, Ofeq, at an outdoor ceremony on Tuesday night. Uri’s father, Yehoshua Shani, gave an emotional blessing, calling the wedding a sign of new light after grief. The event was officiated by Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu and attended by family and friends.

Now 14·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning
Health·8m ago

Israeli Fertility Specialist Dr. Shira Baram Dies Suddenly at 47

Dr. Shira Baram, a senior fertility and IVF specialist at Emek Medical Center, died suddenly at 47 after a medical emergency. Colleagues and patients praised her as a devoted doctor who helped thousands of women and couples pursue parenthood.

Now 14·+4 outlets · 60% center
World·10m ago

Oman Opens Temporary Strait of Hormuz Lanes as Iran Keeps Squeeze on Shipping

Oman announced two temporary shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz and said passage will be free for now. The report says the move, coordinated with the International Maritime Organization, may eventually enable Oman and Iran to charge ships and tighten control over the strategic waterway.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center
Politics·11m ago

Former Labor faction chair Ram Shefa to run in Democrats primary

Ram Shefa, the former head of Labor’s Knesset faction, announced that he will contest the Democratic Party’s primary. He has been serving as the kibbutz movement’s rehabilitation coordinator in the Negev since October 7, and the primary is set for July 20.

Ynet
Politics·14m ago

Netanyahu Ends Testimony in 4000 Case After 18 Months

Benjamin Netanyahu’s testimony in Case 4000 ended on Wednesday after about a year and a half. The hearing finished early, and Netanyahu told judges that Pegasus surveillance in a democracy was “ugly, false, and evil” and urged them to bring “truth and justice.”

Kan News·+8 outlets · 67% center
Politics·15m ago

Alibaba Sues Pentagon to Be Removed From Military-Links Blacklist

Alibaba has sued the U.S. Pentagon in federal court in California to be removed from a blacklist of Chinese firms linked to the Chinese military. The company says the designation is unsupported and violates constitutional rights, while the Pentagon added Alibaba to the list earlier this month along with about two dozen other firms.

Calcalist·+1 outlet
Health·18m ago

Netherlands Reports First Euthanasia Case Involving a Child Under 12

The Netherlands has reported its first euthanasia case involving a child under 12 since the law was expanded in 2024. The case, carried out at the end of 2025, is now under legal review to confirm doctors followed the rules. Officials had expected five to ten such pediatric cases annually.

Ynet
Economy·21m ago

Oil Prices Hit Lowest Level Since the Iran War Began

Oil prices fell to their lowest level since the war with Iran began, with Brent at $75.68 and WTI at $71.87 a barrel. The decline followed signs of a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, while Donald Trump pressed oil companies to cut gasoline prices faster.

Calcalist
Sports·22m ago

Hapoel Haifa to Host Young Malian Midfielder on Trial

Hapoel Haifa will evaluate 21-year-old Malian midfielder Cheick Oumar Keita on trial as it targets midfield reinforcement for 2026/27. Keita most recently played for Hatta Club in the UAE second division, where he logged 16 appearances and one assist.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Health·23m ago

France Reports Its First Ebola Case

France has recorded its first Ebola case, according to the Health Ministry. The patient is a doctor who returned from a humanitarian mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ynet
Economy·23m ago

Knesset Panel Approves Repeal of Parking Law, but Timing Remains Unclear

A Knesset committee approved a bill to repeal Israel’s parking law, which had required minute-by-minute billing. If enacted, parking lots will return to charging a full first hour and then 15-minute increments, but the timing and price impact remain uncertain.

Mako·+4 outlets · 100% center
Culture·23m ago

Dafa releases a new tribal-style version of “Ali Geva”

Project Dafa released a new version of “Ali Geva” built around a Bedouin folk melody. The group says it aimed to honor the song’s roots with a tribal, live arrangement while keeping part of the familiar tune.

Arutz Sheva
Security·23m ago

Tunnel Discovered in East Jerusalem Near Az-Za'im Crossing

Police found a tunnel in East Jerusalem near the Az-Za'im crossing, said to run from Palestinian territory toward Israel and 25 meters deep. DNA and other forensic evidence led to the arrest Wednesday of two men in their 30s, as investigators probe suspected terror and illegal-entry use.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning
Politics·25m ago

Meir Porush Accuses Netanyahu, Religious Zionists Over Haredi Draft Protests

Meir Porush said Israel is uniquely arresting Torah students and accused Netanyahu of delaying action on Haredi draft demands. He also denounced Religious Zionism, warned against police violence at protests, and said post-election decisions will follow the Council of Torah Sages.

Kikar HaShabbat
Tech·26m ago

Snyk cuts dozens of jobs in Israel in fourth layoff round

Snyk has begun a fourth layoff round in Israel, affecting dozens of workers in its small local R&D center. The cuts come amid broader global reductions, leadership change, and growing pressure from AI-driven coding tools.

Globes
Politics·27m ago

Calling for a Broad Unity Front Against U.S. Pressure on Lebanon

The column urges Netanyahu and opposition leaders to form a united front against U.S. pressure on Lebanon. It argues that Israel’s security and diplomatic strength depend on broad national consensus, and cites the 1969 Rogers Plan crisis as precedent.

Arutz Sheva
Politics·27m ago

Sister of slain medic accuses Netanyahu of bargaining over her death

Haviva Man, the sister of murdered paramedic Amit Man, accused Benjamin Netanyahu of using her sister's death in a political deal with ultra-Orthodox parties. In a Facebook post, she said any such arrangement would be a disgraceful bargain over the killing of her sister and thousands of others.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·28m ago

Gerrer Rebbe Sends His Driver to Join Mass Protest Convoy

The Gerrer Rebbe, on the way to follow-up eye treatment at Medical Center in Tel Aviv, told his personal driver to join a major car protest. The gesture was presented as backing for Torah students and detainees, and the convoy is expected to head toward Prison 10.

Kikar HaShabbat
Economy·29m ago

Regulators Move to Overhaul Bank Trading Fees After Record NIS 3.5 Billion Haul

Israel’s Bank of Israel, Securities Authority and Finance Ministry have published a three-stage plan to overhaul securities trading fees at the big banks. The reform aims to simplify pricing, expose advice costs and reduce cross-subsidies, but it may raise some fees for passive investors and advised clients.

Ynet·+2 outlets
Economy·29m ago

Zara’s Summer Sale Starts Tonight: What Shoppers Should Know

Zara and its sister brands will launch their summer sale in Israel tonight at midnight, with discounts of up to 30% online and in apps, and in stores tomorrow morning. The article outlines how to prepare, warns that popular items sell out quickly, and notes gift cards and store pickup can help shoppers save time and money.

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General·32m ago

Singer Benaia Barabi ordered to pay former manager millions after contract breach

Israeli singer Benaia Barabi was ordered after a four-year arbitration to pay his former manager Or Marmelstein about NIS 5.3 million for breaching their management contract. The ruling, by Dr. Alon Kaplan, said Barabi ended the agreement unilaterally and included legal costs.

Walla·+1 outlet · 100% center
Economy·35m ago

JTI Ends Israeli Distribution Deal, Sending Globrands Shares Tumbling

Globrands said JTI will not renew its Israeli distribution deal, prompting a 34% drop in the company’s stock. The tobacco brands Camel, Winston, L.D. and Natural American Spirit will move to a new distributor, and Globrands estimates the loss could cut annual net profit by about NIS 35 million.

Walla·+1 outlet
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Sports07:56 · 1h ago

Glazer’s possible arrival could reshape Beitar Jerusalem’s transfer plans

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Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
The story · English

Beitar Jerusalem are continuing preparations for next season and the club’s staff is working to build a deeper squad for coach Almog Cohen. Inside the club, they believe Dan Glazer will eventually join, but the move may take time because of financial gaps in negotiations and the structure of the deal.

Glazer, a former Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder, still has six months left on his contract with Kairat until January, and is expected to be released rather than extend his stay in Kazakhstan. Beitar, however, do not want to pay compensation to his current club, which is part of the delay.

His potential arrival would also affect the rest of the squad-building process. If he does come to Jerusalem, Beitar’s preferred next move would be to sign a foreign striker, because the midfield spot would effectively be freed up. The club is also looking for an Israeli left-back to provide backup for Yarden Cohen.

At the moment, Beitar has no leading candidates for the left-back role, and names that have come up have already been ruled out. The team is scheduled to leave for a training camp in Bulgaria next week.

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