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World·10m ago

France records its hottest day ever as heatwave deaths and disruption mount

France recorded its hottest day ever as a major European heatwave pushed temperatures above 40 degrees in many areas. At least 48 people drowned in six days, while power, rail, fire services and public events were heavily disrupted. Officials widened emergency alerts and urged continued mobilization as the heat spread across Europe.

Kikar HaShabbat·+4 outlets · 80% center
Sports·18m ago

World Cup Own-Goal Total Nears Unwanted Record

The 2026 World Cup has reached 10 own goals after 50 matches. Qatar's Sultan Al Braka scored the latest one against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The tournament is approaching the record of 12 own goals set in 2018.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Politics·22m ago

After 98 Court Days, Netanyahu Ends Testimony and Says the Truth Will Prevail

Benjamin Netanyahu ended 98 days of testimony on Wednesday at the Tel Aviv District Court in his corruption trial. He denied all charges in Cases 1000, 2000 and 4000, accused prosecutors of political persecution, and said the truth will emerge. The trial now shifts to defense witnesses, with about 100 expected to testify.

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General·24m ago

Violent clashes break out on Route 1 during protest blockade

A vehicle protest on Route 1 on Wednesday evening blocked traffic and triggered violent clashes between stranded drivers and protesters. Footage showed a verbal dispute escalating within seconds into a large fistfight in the highway lanes.

Behadrei Haredim
General·32m ago

Haifa Pride row erupts over council-backed rally instead of parade

Haifa’s city hall is replacing its traditional Pride parade with a rally in Gan HaEm, prompting local activists to organize an alternative march on Wednesday. The municipality says the change followed joint consultations and record Pride funding, while organizers accuse it of abandoning the community amid rising anti-LGBTQ violence.

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World·33m ago

Israel-Lebanon Talks in Washington Stall Over New Security Arrangements

Israel and Lebanon are holding military-level talks in Washington on new security arrangements for southern Lebanon. Negotiators describe the latest round as difficult and stalled, even as the U.S. presses both sides and prepares for further high-level involvement.

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Security·35m ago

Contract Worker Killed in Building Collapse in Jabalia During Engineering Work

A Defense Ministry contractor from Rahat was killed Wednesday in Gaza when a structure collapsed during engineering work. The IDF said it was an operational accident and expressed condolences to the family. He is the fifth such contractor killed in Gaza and Lebanon since the war began.

Behadrei Haredim·+9 outlets · 60% center
Sports·37m ago

Mourinho Says He Returned to Real Madrid Out of Love for the Club

Jose Mourinho said he returned to Real Madrid because he loves the club, and outlined his approach in a first interview after being reappointed. He defended his tactical record, praised Real Madrid’s history, and said he wants to help Kylian Mbappe improve.

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Politics·39m ago

Givat Ze'ev council head suspected of public corruption and illegal apartment splitting

Yossi Asraf, head of the Givat Ze'ev local council, was questioned Monday over suspected public corruption and illegal apartment splitting. Police also suspect he blocked enforcement of violations tied to his properties and a business associated with him. The investigation is ongoing, with searches and more questioning already carried out.

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Culture·40m ago

Moishe Banda Hosts Mendy Weiss, Yoeli Davidovitz and Yoeli Samuel in New Music Project

Moishe Banda releases a new drive-style musical project featuring Mendy Weiss, Yoeli Davidovitz and Yoeli Samuel. The production combines several well-known songs, with full credits listed for arrangement, filming, editing and mixing. The project includes original material references and performance credits for each track.

Behadrei Haredim
Politics·48m ago

Before major protest, Ben Gvir vows more demolitions in Bedouin villages

Itamar Ben Gvir said he will continue demolishing illegal Bedouin construction in the Negev despite a large protest planned for Thursday. Bedouin representatives disputed his figures, saying the demolitions have caused major displacement and about 250 million shekels in damage.

Walla·+1 outlet · 50% center
Politics·50m ago

Leading Ad Firm Allegedly Refuses to Run Right-Wing Campaigns

A recording published by News 14 shows a Captain Media representative allegedly refusing to advertise for MK Zvi Sukkot because he is on the right. Sukkot says he will complain to police about political discrimination, while the company says the speaker was an unauthorized outside broker.

Now 14
Politics·50m ago

Netanyahu’s primary strategy sparks anger in Likud

Benjamin Netanyahu is still considering a Likud arrangement committee while preparing for primaries likely to be held in August. He is also weighing a controversial district change that could help MK Eti Atia, a move that is drawing heavy internal criticism.

Now 14·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Politics·54m ago

Mass Protest Over Draft Arrests Halts Traffic and Echoes at Prison Gates

A massive Haredi protest against the arrest of yeshiva students paralyzed traffic across Israel and was amplified by loudspeakers outside Prison 10. Leading rabbis and politicians from several Haredi factions joined the demonstration and voiced support for the detainees.

Behadrei Haredim·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Culture·54m ago

Achiya Cohen Releases Emotional Tribute Single-Clip for Avi Piamenta

Achiya Cohen released “Nigun Avraham,” a tribute single and music video dedicated to Avi Piamenta. Cohen composed and arranged the track, and he co-wrote the script with Shmuli Stern, who also filmed, directed, and edited the clip.

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General·56m ago

Eight Kitchen Items Experts Say You Should Throw Out Twice a Year

Organizing and cleaning experts recommend a twice-yearly kitchen purge to remove worn, dirty, or unused items. Their list includes old sponges, towels, spices, containers, bags, pantry foods, cutting boards, and gadgets that no longer serve a purpose.

Kikar HaShabbat
Sports·1h ago

Bosnia and Qatar Draw 0-0 in Seattle as World Cup Hopes Hang in the Balance

Bosnia and Qatar met in Seattle on Wednesday with their World Cup hopes on the line, after both had suffered heavy defeats in their previous matches. Bosnia were missing Tarik Muharemovic and Qatar were without Homam Ahmed and Assim Madibo, while Edin Dzeko again led Bosnia's attack.

Walla
Economy·1h ago

Anduril narrows Israel CEO search as Amir Avulafia joins shortlist

Anduril is interviewing Amir Avulafia, Amikam Norkin and another retired general for its Israel leadership role. Founder Luckey Palmer and CEO Brian Schimpf will visit Israel next week for meetings with defense officials and industry executives. The company plans local sales and partnerships, but not likely an Israeli R&D center.

Globes
General·1h ago

850 Days On, Family Demands Expanded Search for Missing Haimonut Cassau

Hundreds rallied in Tel Aviv to mark 850 days since Haimonut Cassau disappeared from a Safed absorption center at age nine. Her family demanded a broader, multi-agency investigation and said they have received no real breakthrough or answer. Speakers warned that time is damaging the case and urged the public not to let it fade.

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World·1h ago

CENTCOM chief to visit Israel as Gaza, Lebanon and Iran talks intensify

CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper is set to visit Israel for talks with Eyal Zamir and Israel Katz, amid U.S.-Iran negotiations and tensions over Lebanon. Katz said Israel would not leave southern Lebanon even if Washington demanded it, while Iran is seeking a ceasefire there before resuming talks in Switzerland.

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Sports·1h ago

Panathinaikos Signs Former Olympiacos Center Mustafa Fall

Panathinaikos signed 34-year-old center Mustafa Fall, who was recently released by Olympiacos. The French big man signed a two-year deal with an option for one more season and became Zeljko Obradovic's first new recruit.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
Sports·1h ago

Lakers lock up Austin Reaves on four-year deal worth about $185 million

The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to a four-year extension with Austin Reaves worth about $185 million. The deal keeps the guard from free agency, could make him the highest-paid undrafted player in NBA history, and preserves the team's broader summer plans.

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Sports·1h ago

Report: Manchester City Close to Premier League Record-Breaking Deal for Elliot Anderson

Manchester City are reportedly close to signing Nottingham Forest and England midfielder Elliot Anderson for at least 150 million euros. The fee would break the Premier League transfer record set by Liverpool’s 145 million euro purchase of Alexander Isak. Anderson, 23, has become a key player for England and Forest.

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Politics·1h ago

High Court Rejects Petition to Toughen Knesset Ethics Sanctions

Israel’s High Court rejected a petition seeking harsher penalties for Knesset absences, including against Aryeh Deri. The justices said the Ethics Committee has broad discretion, while the committee chair praised the ruling as protecting separation of powers.

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Health18:19 · 1h ago

Health Ministry warns stolen tahini products may contain salmonella

Religious
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

Israel’s Health Ministry warned the public not to buy or consume tahini products branded as Prince after suspicions emerged that items meant to be destroyed were stolen. The products had already been recalled because salmonella was found in them.

The warning covers all expiration dates from 13/7/2027 through 6/11/2027 and includes products sold under the brands Al Amir, Taaman, Rami Levy, Prince, Capri, and Gold Grain. The ministry said a police complaint has been filed.

Consumers were told not to eat the products. The ministry said salmonella can cause intestinal illness and, among vulnerable populations, can lead to serious disease. For more information, the public can call the ministry hotline at 5400* .

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