Khaled Douchi Presented as New Bnei Sakhnin Chairman After Abu Younes Steps Down

Politics·5m ago

Bnei Brak mayor demands return to longstanding draft exemptions for yeshiva students

Bnei Brak Mayor Chanoch Zeibert joined an ultra-Orthodox protest convoy to Prison 10 against the arrest of draft dodgers. He said the protests will continue until the long-standing exemption for those who study is restored.

Ynet

Culture·5m ago

Haredi Chabad scion wins Arabic audiences with Jewish explainers

Shalom Dovber Kobesh, a 24-year-old son of a Chabad emissary in Hungary, has gained large audiences with short Arabic videos explaining Judaism. The project, launched after he studied Hebrew and Arabic and recognized strong curiosity among Arab speakers, is drawing hundreds of thousands to nearly one million views per clip.

Kikar HaShabbat

Security·10m ago

Jerusalem Court Reinstates Conviction of Former Border Police Officer in Journalist Assault

Jerusalem District Court reinstated the criminal conviction of former Border Police officer Itzhak Sofer for assaulting Anadolu photographer Mustafa al-Kharouf in East Jerusalem in December 2023. The judges kept his 300 hours of community service unchanged after the state appealed a lower court decision that had erased the conviction.

Kikar HaShabbat

Politics·10m ago

Ultra-Orthodox Convoys Begin Protest Against Military Draft, Headed for Prison 10

Ultra-Orthodox protesters launched car convoys across Israel in a demonstration against military draft. They plan to drive slowly to Prison 10 near Kfar Yona, circle it, and return, amid expected major traffic disruptions.

Ynet·+8 outlets · 50% center

World·11m ago

Expert Says Trump’s Hormuz Victory Claim Actually Hands Iran Leverage

Iran expert Roni Kahanovitz said Trump’s effort to present the Strait of Hormuz as a success actually strengthens Iran’s leverage. He warned that Tehran could use the strait, regional proxies, and any freed funds to bolster its strategic programs and pressure Israel.

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Politics·11m ago

Released Activist Welcomed Home with Fruit Tray and Defiant Anti-Draft Message

Hezkel Drutman, a HaPeleg activist suspected of assaulting a police detective, was released home Tuesday night after several court-ordered detention extensions. Supporters welcomed him with fruit, and activist Moshe Cohen delivered an incendiary anti-draft speech ahead of a planned mass car protest.

Kikar HaShabbat

Economy·12m ago

State Interest Costs Surge in 2025, Surpassing Transport Ministry Budget

Israel’s 2025 deficit fell to 98.6 billion shekels, but debt interest costs jumped to 49.2 billion shekels, more than the Transport Ministry’s budget. The war drove defense spending and reshaped the budget, while the state’s execution report also highlighted 231 billion shekels in war costs and uneven ministry spending.

Globes

Culture·15m ago

10-Minute Spinach and Cheese Frittata Made in One Pan

The article offers a 10-minute spinach and cheese frittata recipe for 1 to 2 servings. It is cooked in one pan, covered on low heat for 5 to 7 minutes, and served in wedges with salad.

Srugim

General·20m ago

Can You Place a Container Under a Dripping Air Conditioner on Shabbat?

Rabbi Yaakov Sinai’s halachic segment addresses whether it is allowed to place a container under an air conditioner dripping water on Shabbat. The article says the discussion covers the disagreements and practical solutions, and points readers to the full video explanation.

Kikar HaShabbat

World·22m ago

ICC Oversight Body Says Prosecutor Karim Khan Had Improper Relationship With Staffer

An ICC oversight body found that prosecutor Karim Khan had an improper sexual relationship with a junior staffer and said he should be removed. The final decision will be taken at a July 24 vote in New York.

Kan News·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·22m ago

U.S. Says Airstrike Killed Senior ISIS Commander in Northwest Syria

CENTCOM said a precision airstrike in northwest Syria on June 19 killed senior ISIS commander Ali Hussein al-Olaivi. The U.S. military said the operation is part of its broader effort to stop militants who threaten Americans at home or abroad.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

General·23m ago

Woman Treated After Apartment Fire in Harish

A fire broke out in an apartment on Tamar Street in Harish. United Hatzalah treated a woman in her 40s for mild smoke inhalation.

Kikar HaShabbat

Health·24m ago

65 Nahal recruits report stomach illness, 10 lookout soldiers in Sde Yerocham suffer dehydration

The IDF is investigating an intestinal illness that affected 65 Nahal soldiers and has launched containment measures at the base. Separately, 10 female lookout soldiers at Sde Yerocham suffered dehydration, while a soldier’s father alleged broader sanitation problems and poor treatment.

Ynet

Sports·24m ago

Indian Teen Basketball Prospect Goes Viral for Wembanyama-Like Moves

Jagmat Singh, an 18-year-old Indian basketball player, went viral after highlights from a Courtside camp showed skills that drew comparisons to Victor Wembanyama. Singh, who is 223 cm tall and lives in Chicago, has not yet been named a college target by recruiting sites like ESPN.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Tech·28m ago

Israel’s AI Ambitions Could Cost Tens of Billions

Israel has approved a national AI plan centered on sovereign infrastructure and a 100,000-GPU computing fleet. A leading researcher said the project could cost tens of billions of dollars and must focus on selected strengths rather than full technological self-reliance.

Ynet

General·29m ago

How to Ripen an Avocado in Two Days Without It Turning Black

The article says a hard avocado can be ripened in 2 to 3 days by sealing it in a paper bag with a ripe banana or apple. It warns against refrigerating it too early and gives tips to prevent browning after cutting.

Kikar HaShabbat

World·30m ago

UN begins clearing stranded ships from the Strait of Hormuz

The UN International Maritime Organization has started a plan to remove about 11,000 stranded seafarers from the Persian Gulf after the US-Iran war disrupted shipping. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under a US-Iran understanding allows two lanes of traffic, but the long-term arrangement and possible fees remain unsettled.

Behadrei Haredim·+3 outlets · 75% center

General·32m ago

Four Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash Near Sde Tzevi

Four people were injured in a two-vehicle crash on Route 293 near Sde Tzevi and taken to Soroka Medical Center. Three were listed in moderate condition and one in light condition.

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

Economy·32m ago

Mizrahi Makes Fresh Bid to Take InMode Private at a Lower Valuation

Moshe Mizrahi has led a new bid to buy and delist InMode, valuing the company at about $950 million. The offer follows a failed 2026 sale process, while the company continues to post mixed results and holds $537 million in cash.

Globes

Sports·32m ago

At 39, Messi Is Still Chasing Rare Records in a Historic World Cup Run

Lionel Messi celebrated his 39th birthday during a record-chasing World Cup campaign. He is pursuing major milestones in scoring, assists, free kicks, titles, and club records for Argentina and Inter Miami.

Now 14·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Politics·33m ago

Former MK Ram Shefa to Run in Democrats Primaries

Former MK Ram Shefa said on Wednesday he will enter the Democrats party primaries to seek a realistic place on its Knesset slate. After leaving direct politics since the war began on October 3, he has been leading rehabilitation work in the western Negev and Gaza envelope.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 50% center

Culture·34m ago

Mali Levi Says Childhood Bullying Left Her with Low Self-Esteem

Mali Levi says childhood bullying and low self-esteem shaped her life, in a preview for tonight’s "Dancing with the Stars" on Keshet 12. She says modeling helped her finally believe in herself, even though the struggle still affects her today.

Srugim

Sports·34m ago

Why Endrick Became Brazil’s Favorite Meme and Ancelotti’s Headache

Brazilian fans have flooded social media with memes mocking Carlo Ancelotti for not starting Endrick at the 2026 World Cup. The coach says he is aware of the pressure, but insists the 19-year-old should be used only at the right moment.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Economy·38m ago

Ami Group to Buy One of Israel’s Largest Cinema Complexes for About NIS 300 Million

Ami Group is buying Planet Rishon LeZion for about NIS 300 million and will rename it Ami Planet. The sale adds one of Israel’s biggest cinema and entertainment complexes to Shlomi Nahaisi’s expanding leisure and income-producing real estate portfolio.

Ynet·+1 outlet

Culture·38m ago

Galei Hadar Water Park and Motis Launch New Friday Night Outing Concept

Galei Hadar Water Park in Rishon LeZion and the Motis chain are launching a Thursday night outing concept combining water attractions and food. The event will run from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the Galei Hadar country club on David Remez Street.

Behadrei Haredim

General·40m ago

Rabbinic Appeal Seeks Help for Orphan Bride and Groom With No Family Support

Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern has appealed for donations for an orphan bride and orphan groom who are getting married without any family or financial support. Kupat Ha'ir opened campaign 5778 and is asking for 400 shekels to help cover wedding and early household expenses.

Behadrei Haredim

Economy·41m ago

Zara’s Israeli Prices Are Far Higher Than in Europe, Even During Sales

A comparison of Zara prices in Israel and Europe found Israeli prices are often 90% higher, even after sales. The article says many shoppers now use foreign websites and shipping services because they can still save money.

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Politics·42m ago

Likud Slams Opposition Petition Over State Comptroller Vote

Likud asked Israel’s High Court to dismiss petitions challenging the vote that elected State Comptroller Michael Ravilo. The party says the opposition violated prior voting agreements and is using the court to overturn a political defeat. Likud also warned the ruling could create a broader precedent affecting future elections.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 100% right-leaning

Economy·48m ago

State Audit Says Israel Loses Hundreds of Millions a Year From Partnership Tax Evasion

Israel’s state comptroller says weak registration and reporting rules for partnerships are costing the treasury about NIS 340 million a year. The report cites widespread non-registration, missing partner declarations, major data mismatches and minimal enforcement by the Tax Authority.

Globes

Culture·48m ago

Singer Benaya Barbi ordered to pay ex-manager more than 5 million shekels

An arbitration ruling ordered Israeli singer Benaya Barbi to pay former manager Or Marmelstein about 5.3 million shekels. The decision found Barbi ended their management deal in bad faith and without justification. Both sides issued sharply contrasting reactions after the five-year dispute.

Mako·+4 outlets · 80% center

Sports·49m ago

Bnei Yehuda Cleared to Join Women’s Premier League After Meeting Financial Rules

Bnei Yehuda, the women’s National League champions, was initially denied promotion for failing financial criteria. After receiving a special extension, it met the deadline, secured approval, and is expected to return to the Premier League.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

World·51m ago

Trump Says Inspectors Will Be Allowed Into Uranium Sites, Downplays Tensions

Trump told Fox News that IAEA and U.S. inspectors will be allowed into uranium sites. He said there is "no pressure" on the issue, despite Iran's official stance. The report gives no details on timing or enforcement.

Kikar HaShabbat·+1 outlet · 50% center

Economy·53m ago

Israeli Market Gains May Be Fading as Investors Rotate Back to the U.S.

The article says the Israeli stock market has weakened since early May as war-related and geopolitical tailwinds fade. It warns that foreign inflows, defense stocks, energy shares and banking support may all be losing momentum, though Israel may still regain strength if conditions change. It also argues that the best “home port” for investors is a diversified portfolio, not either Tel Aviv or New York.

Globes

Politics·55m ago

Trump warns talks will stop if Iran is lying about Hormuz tolls

Trump said Tehran told Washington it would not charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. He warned that if the claim is false, U.S.-Iran negotiations will end immediately.

Channel 13·+5 outlets · 50% center

Economy·55m ago

Bank of Israel Survey Finds Small Businesses Most Satisfied with One Zero

Bank of Israel supervision says small-business satisfaction with banks remains weak in 2025, especially on fairness and personal service, despite strong digital ratings. One Zero ranked first overall in both recommendation and fairness, while Bank Hapoalim and Discount finished near the bottom.

Calcalist

Health·55m ago

Former patient sues fertility specialist over Georgia egg-import affair

Hagar Izak Levy is suing fertility specialist Prof. Yaakov לברון for up to NIS 2.5 million over alleged negligence in the Georgia egg-import affair. She says unlawful embryo storage and other misconduct ruined her treatment and caused severe emotional harm, while the Health Ministry says disciplinary action is still possible.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

Economy·55m ago

Witness testimony opens in food market price-fixing trial

Testimony opened in the food market price-fixing case against senior executives, including Victori’s Yossi Rabid and Yochananof’s Eitan Yochananof. The prosecution presented WhatsApp messages and phone evidence suggesting Rabid pushed suppliers to raise prices across competing chains before raising his own. Defense lawyers denied wrongdoing and said such negotiations are standard in the market.

Ynet·+5 outlets · 50% center

Politics·56m ago

Trump Repeats a Strategic Error, Undermining U.S. Leverage

The article says Donald Trump twice misread how markets and economies adapt to disruption, first regarding Iran and then regarding the Strait of Hormuz. It argues he accepted exaggerated collapse forecasts, made a humiliating deal, and damaged U.S. deterrence and global influence.

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Health·57m ago

French Doctor Diagnosed With Ebola After Congo Aid Mission, First Case in Current European Outbreak

France confirmed its first Ebola case in the current African outbreak in a doctor who returned from Congo. He was isolated and contact tracing began, while officials said the wider public risk remains low. The outbreak in Congo has surpassed 1,000 infections and 267 deaths, with concern over spread in cities and displacement camps.

Ynet

General·58m ago

Mass traffic disruptions expected as ultra-Orthodox protest convoys hit major highways

Beginning at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, ultra-Orthodox “car protest” convoys are expected to cause major traffic jams nationwide, especially on Highway 6. Police are warning drivers to avoid the affected routes and use alternatives where possible.

Now 14·+3 outlets · 50% center

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