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Politics·6m ago

Iran Again Denies Unfrozen Funds Will Buy U.S. Farm Goods

Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf denied U.S. allegations that newly released Iranian funds would be spent on American agricultural goods. In a post on X on Thursday, he called the claim false and attacked the U.S. over decades of mistrust.

Srugim
Culture·9m ago

Rabbi Yaakov Glויבerman: Fear Versus Leadership in the Balaam Story

Rabbi Yaakov Gloiberman’s weekly Torah message on Parashat Balak contrasts Balak’s fear-based reaction to Israel with Moses’ ability to strengthen the people. He also distinguishes Moab’s defensive motive from Midian’s unwarranted intervention and cites Rashi on meddling in another people’s quarrel.

Kikar HaShabbat
Politics·9m ago

White House Pushes $700 Million Engine Deal for Turkey Despite Congressional Backlash

The White House is preparing a more than $700 million sale of General Electric jet engines to Turkey to support its KAAN fighter program. The move, intended as a political gesture to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan before a NATO summit, is drawing strong criticism in Congress over security concerns tied to Turkey’s S-400 system and the future of the F-35 issue.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 100% right-leaning
Security·17m ago

Hamas operative arrested in Greece after alleged plot against Jewish, Israeli targets in Germany

German and Greek authorities uncovered a Hamas-linked plot against Jewish and Israeli targets in Germany. The suspect, 37-year-old Youssef M., was arrested in Crete on June 6 after a search in Athens found an explosives lab and chemicals. German officials say he had entered Europe as a refugee, applied for asylum in Germany, and later disappeared after a court blocked his removal to Greece.

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Economy·18m ago

Apple Raises Mac and iPad Prices as Memory Costs Soar

Apple raised prices on Mac and iPad models after a sharp rise in memory and storage chip costs. The company left iPhone prices unchanged but warned more increases could come. The move followed strong Micron results and a forecast that memory shortages will persist beyond 2027.

Calcalist
Economy·18m ago

Lufthansa Group to Ramp Up Israel Flights in July and August

Lufthansa Group is gradually restoring flights to and from Israel after resuming service in June. It will operate about 29 weekly flights in July and roughly 54 in August, with additional routes and frequencies from Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich, Vienna, Hamburg, Dusseldorf and Brussels.

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Economy·18m ago

Germany Moves to Take Major Stake in Tank Maker KNDS

Germany has agreed to buy about 40% of KNDS, making the state one of its two largest shareholders with France. The deal, still awaiting budget committee approval, is part of Berlin’s wider defense buildup and could be followed by an IPO next month.

Globes
Security·20m ago

Police officer who kicked Haredi protester’s head questioned and released

A police officer filmed kicking a Haredi protester’s head was questioned by Internal Investigations and released, while another video review found no offense. The case stems from violent police clashes during protests in Bnei Brak over arrests of draft evaders, as Haredi demonstrations continue nationwide.

Kan News·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning
Security·20m ago

Iran Launches Recruitment Drive Offering $1,000 a Month for Hezbollah Volunteers

Iran has launched a public recruitment drive in Tehran to attract volunteers for Hezbollah service in Lebanon, offering about $1,000 a month. Recruits are expected to train with the Revolutionary Guard and Quds Force, while Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that Iranian funding fuels weapons across the region.

Behadrei Haredim·+2 outlets · 67% center
Culture·22m ago

New Hasidic Sabbath Melody Inspired at Radomsk Gravesite

Yechiel Lichtiger released a new Sabbath tune, “Rerbavin,” set to “Yah Ribon Olam Ve’almaya.” He says he composed it at his ancestor’s gravesite in Radomsk, Poland, where he felt the melody came “down from above.”

Kikar HaShabbat
Health·22m ago

Petition Claims Nature Rangers Made Shooting Stray Dogs Routine

Let the Animals Live has petitioned the Jerusalem District Court, accusing the Israel Nature and Parks Authority of routinely shooting stray dogs instead of using nonlethal options. The authority says the killings are necessary because a rabies outbreak and wartime movements of stray dogs pose a public and wildlife threat.

Ynet
Politics·23m ago

Hamas Signals Openness to Disarmament, but Only on Its Own Terms

Peace Board officials say Hamas has for the first time signaled willingness in principle to disarm, but only under conditions. The proposed framework, led by Nikolai Mladenov, demands full disarmament and transfer of weapons to a Palestinian technocratic body backed by the ISF.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 50% center
Security·28m ago

Suspect Who Pointed Gun at Protesters Released to House Arrest

A man who pointed a gun at protesters on Route 1 during Haredi demonstrations was ordered to house arrest by a Jerusalem court. Judge Ariel Erlich cited the incident’s “unique circumstances,” the lack of a criminal record, and the surrender of the gun, despite calling the act dangerous and serious.

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Economy·29m ago

ASOS reportedly plans its first permanent store in London

ASOS is reportedly looking for its first permanent physical store in London, with several major shopping streets under review. The company has not confirmed a location or opening date, but the move would mark a major shift after nearly 20 years online.

Walla
Economy·31m ago

Online Super-Pharm Shoppers Say Defective Goods and Delayed Refunds Leave Them Stranded

A Hebrew consumer report says Super-Pharm’s online marketplace often leaves buyers stuck with defective or missing products. It cites multiple cases from December 2025 through April 2026 involving delayed refunds, poor service and disputed responsibility with outside sellers. Super-Pharm says the complaints were reviewed and handled, and that it can assist customers and sanction noncompliant vendors.

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Culture·32m ago

Bar Tzabary Reveals His Late Partner's Final Push to Audition

Bar Tzabary said his late partner, Or Chaya Shitrit, urged him from her hospital bed to audition for the TV show that changed his life. After her death from cancer, he performed a song he wrote for her, released it as his debut single, “Now,” and later took a multi-year break from music.

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Politics·35m ago

Oct. 7 families mark 1,000 days and demand a state inquiry

Families of Oct. 7 victims and hostages held a press conference in Tel Aviv to mark 1,000 days since the attack. They announced nationwide memorial and protest events next Thursday and renewed calls for a state commission of inquiry.

Walla
Economy·40m ago

Israeli tech layoffs hit 10,000 as experienced workers flood a brutal job market

About 10,000 Israeli tech workers have been laid off since the start of the year, and experienced employees are finding an extremely crowded job market. The report says the main causes are a weaker dollar and companies shifting money to AI, while firms and startups are organizing events and platforms to help workers land new jobs.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Sports·40m ago

Deal Nears Between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Dor Peretz

Maccabi Tel Aviv is close to signing Dor Peretz on a three-year deal with an option for a fourth year. The agreement could be completed Thursday or Friday, and Peretz is expected to join the club's Serbia training camp on Sunday.

Walla·+3 outlets · 100% center
Politics·42m ago

Knesset to Hold Marathon Debates on Torah Study Basic Law in Netanyahu-Haredi Deal

The Knesset Committee, led by coalition whip Ofir Katz, will hold marathon debates next week on the Basic Law on Torah Study as part of a deal involving Benjamin Netanyahu and Haredi parties. The broader Haredi legislative agenda is still uncertain, and only 15 Knesset days remain before the July 17 dissolution deadline.

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Security11:47 · 1h ago

Reports in Lebanon say Israeli drone struck southern area

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Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Lebanese reports said an Israeli drone carried out a strike between the villages of Mifdoun and Zrariyeh in southern Lebanon. The report did not specify what was targeted or whether there were casualties.

No further details were provided in the source about the timing, the extent of the damage, or an official Israeli response. The account is limited to the reported location of the strike and the claim that it involved a drone attack in southern Lebanon.

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