Two Motorcycle Riders Killed in Crash on Highway 65 Near Golani Interchange

Politics·4m ago

Netanyahu Seeks Way to Reshape Likud List Amid Primary Fight

Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a workaround to maintain control over Likud’s Knesset list as the party debates its primary rules. The Likud constitution committee meets Sunday, while Netanyahu is also considering a proposal to remove some candidates, reportedly inspired by The Democrats party charter.

Channel 13·+3 outlets · 50% center

World·5m ago

Michel Mizrahi Returned to Israel for Burial After Montreal Shooting

Michel Mizrahi’s body arrived in Israel from Montreal three days after he was killed in a shooting attack near a Chabad House. His funeral is set for Thursday night in Migdal HaEmek, while Canadian authorities continue investigating the circumstances of his death.

Srugim·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Sports·6m ago

Zarko Lazetic Takes Over at Saudi Side Al Taawoun on Lucrative Deal

Zarko Lazetic has signed with Saudi club Al Taawoun five months after leaving Maccabi Tel Aviv. Serbian reports say he received a salary of more than $2 million a season, full control over squad building, and a special contract clause for a Serbian reinforcement.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Security·7m ago

Families of Fallen Shin Bet Staff Condemn Zini Over Memorial Removal

Bereaved families of Shin Bet employees killed on October 7 and in the war condemned agency chief David Zini for dismantling a memorial corner at Shin Bet headquarters. They said removing symbols does not erase responsibility and vowed that no one will be allowed to forget.

Channel 13·+8 outlets · 67% center

Culture·8m ago

Weekly Torah Lesson Says Persistence Can Be Holy, but Not Always

Rabbi Yoav Akrish’s weekly lesson on Parashat Balak uses Moses’ 515 unanswered prayers to explore the meaning of persistence. The piece says faith can require continued effort, but also asks when stubbornness becomes harmful and when one should stop.

Kikar HaShabbat

World·8m ago

Taiwan Holds First Jewish Burial at New Taipei Cemetery

Taiwan inaugurated its first Jewish cemetery in Taipei this week and held the first burial there, for a 73-year-old Israeli man who lived in Taiwan. ZAKA volunteers from Hong Kong and local Chabad emissary Rabbi Shlomi Tabib helped carry out the funeral and burial.

Ynet·+3 outlets · 75% right-leaning

Politics·9m ago

Netanyahu Weighs Reserving a Likud Slot for Journalist Natali Shem Tov

Benjamin Netanyahu is considering reserving a Likud Knesset slot for journalist Natali Shem Tov, according to a Thursday night report on Kan News. The idea is tied to her connection with northern residents and Likud’s effort to strengthen support in the north.

Srugim·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·9m ago

Netanyahu Steps In as U.S. Refueling Jets Jam Ben Gurion Airport

Ben Gurion Airport is suffering from an ongoing congestion crisis caused by dozens of parked American refueling aircraft. After previous efforts, including by Defense Minister Israel Katz, failed, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now expected to handle the issue directly with the Americans. Officials warn that without the planes' removal, July flight schedules may collapse and trigger mass cancellations.

Channel 13

Sports·11m ago

World Cup 2026 knockout picture starts to take shape

As the third and final group-stage round of World Cup 2026 unfolds, the knockout-stage bracket is becoming clearer. The article lists the projected round-of-32 matchups and notes that several groups will be decided within the next day, potentially producing headline games such as Spain vs. Argentina.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center

World·12m ago

Rubio and Gulf ministers link Lebanese and Gaza recovery to disarmament

Marco Rubio and Gulf foreign ministers issued a statement saying Lebanese sovereignty and Gaza reconstruction both depend on disarming nonstate armed groups. The statement also backed a deal with Iran while urging limits on its nuclear, missile, and drone capabilities and free passage in the Strait of Hormuz.

Kikar HaShabbat

Culture·12m ago

David Clayton-Thomas, Blood, Sweat & Tears frontman, dies at 84

David Clayton-Thomas, the iconic lead singer of Blood, Sweat & Tears, has died at 84 in Toronto. His spokesman said he died peacefully in hospital, and no cause of death was released.

Ynet

World·15m ago

Vance says U.S. and Iran will open direct talks through IRGC channel in Qatar

J.D. Vance said the U.S. and Iran have agreed to open a direct channel with the Revolutionary Guard to lower the risk of renewed conflict. Under the arrangement, American and Iranian military representatives are expected to meet in Doha, Qatar.

Ynet·+7 outlets · 75% center

Security·15m ago

Former Hamas Activist Says He Received Death Threats After Israeli Interview

Iehab Omar, a former Hamas activist from Bethlehem, says he has received death threats and family abuse after an interview about his past was published in Israel. He warns that the deeper threat is Islamist ideology and says Israeli authorities must protect him before he is harmed.

Kikar HaShabbat

General·16m ago

Night Closures Set on Main Road to Ben Gurion Airport

The Israel Airports Authority announced nightly closures on Road 40 near Ben Gurion Airport from Thursday through Sunday, June 28. The shutdowns, between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., are needed for Israel Railways work on a new station in the Eastern Railway project.

Now 14

General·19m ago

Top Torah leaders wrap up North American fundraising tour

Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch led a two-and-a-half-week North American tour for the World Torah Fund, which ended Thursday. The delegation raised support for Torah institutions in Israel through meetings and dinners in the United States and Canada, with Hirsch due back in Israel overnight.

Kikar HaShabbat

Health·19m ago

U.S. Supreme Court blocks state cancer suits over Roundup, handing Bayer a major win

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that state-law cancer warning suits against Bayer over Roundup are preempted by federal pesticide law. The decision reverses a $1 million-plus Missouri verdict for John Durnell and is expected to affect thousands of similar cases.

Calcalist

General·20m ago

IDF recruitment festival video sparks outrage over beauty station and soldier conduct

A deleted TikTok video from an IDF recruitment festival showing a manicure and gel-polish station sparked widespread outrage. Critics said the clip showed a double standard with harsher treatment of combat soldiers, and the IDF had not responded publicly.

Now 14

World·22m ago

Passenger Train Hits Freight Train in West-Central Poland

Authorities in Poland said a passenger train collided with a freight train in west-central Poland. They did not say whether anyone was injured or killed, and no other details were released.

Ynet

Politics·22m ago

IDF to Build Haredi Training Base in Jordan Valley Amid Draft Crisis

The IDF will build a Haredi training base in the Jordan Valley for all ultra-Orthodox service tracks, at a cost of tens of millions of shekels. The announcement followed mass protests against draft enforcement, which caused major traffic disruptions and injuries, while Haredi politicians vowed continued resistance.

Channel 13

Economy·22m ago

Iran, Russia and Yemen: The shipping chokepoint strategy that could shake the global economy

A Channel 14 report says Iran is preparing to weaponize the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab if talks fail. It alleges Russia finances the system through Quds Force intermediaries, who then pass money and arms to the Houthis.

Now 14

World·23m ago

Vance says a Revolutionary Guards officer and a CENTCOM officer will sit down together

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance said Thursday he plans to arrange direct talks between an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officer and a CENTCOM officer in Doha. He also said the United Arab Emirates is holding direct talks with Iran, including with the Revolutionary Guards, about economic incentives.

Kikar HaShabbat

Security·26m ago

Israel Worried Trump May Sell F-35 Jets to Turkey, Citing Risks to Air Force Freedom of Action

Israeli defense officials are alarmed by Donald Trump’s indication that he may sell F-35 jets to Turkey, warning it could hurt the Israeli Air Force’s freedom of action. The report also says uncertainty continues over Israel’s presence in Lebanon, while U.S. Central Command’s chief met Eyal Zamir to coordinate against Hezbollah and Iran.

Channel 13·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·27m ago

Leak Probe: Netanyahu Aide Suspected of Deleting Phone Evidence After Feldstein Arrest

Jonathan Urich, a close aide to Benjamin Netanyahu, is suspected of deleting evidence after Eli Feldstein’s arrest in the Bild leak case. The Tel Aviv District Court refused to reinstate restrictions on Urich and let him continue working in the Prime Minister’s Office.

Channel 13·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

General·31m ago

Israeli Air Force helicopter carrying the president makes precautionary landing after bird strike

An Israeli Air Force helicopter carrying the president made an emergency landing in central Israel after a bird strike. No injuries or damage were reported, and the crew continued on another helicopter. The incident is being investigated.

Kikar HaShabbat·+7 outlets · 63% center

World·32m ago

Israel Tells Lebanon Its Southern Buffer Zone Is Complete, Eyes Political Steps

Israel told Lebanon in US talks that the IDF has finished establishing its southern Lebanon security belt. The sides remain split over which areas Israel will keep, while an American coordination mechanism is set to manage IDF-Lebanese army coordination.

Behadrei Haredim·+1 outlet · 50% center

Security·32m ago

Two Motorcyclists Killed Near Golani Junction Identified

Yad Asala and Ahmad Faqra, both about 25, were killed while riding a motorcycle on Highway 65 near the Golani Junction. Both were residents of Bu'ayna Nujidat in the Lower Galilee.

Ynet·+2 outlets · 67% right-leaning

Security·37m ago

16-Year-Old Boy Dies After Being Shot in Jaffa

Imad Jaabari, 16, died after being shot on Ibn Rushd Street in Jaffa. The article says he was shot near Giv'at HaAliya Park and offers no additional details.

Ynet·+7 outlets · 75% center

Sports·39m ago

Shane Larkin set to join Fenerbahce in unusual self-financed move

Shane Larkin is set to leave Anadolu Efes for Fenerbahce in an unusual transfer. The 33-year-old will reportedly pay $400,000 himself to be released and accept a lower salary on a two-year deal.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Economy·39m ago

Arizona Court Sentences Israeli Ex-Employee in Trade Secret Theft Case

A federal judge in Arizona sentenced Israeli citizen Guy Galanti after he pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal a trade secret from GTI. Prosecutors said he shared design, technical and software material for GTI’s “Glass Detect Design” with a co-conspirator linked to a Taiwanese competitor.

Walla·+1 outlet · 100% center

Economy·40m ago

Apple raises MacBook and iPad prices amid surging AI memory demand

Apple raised prices Thursday on several MacBook and iPad models, citing surging AI-driven demand for memory chips. Some products increased by up to $300, after CEO Tim Cook had warned earlier this month that price hikes were unavoidable.

Now 14·+6 outlets · 60% center

Security·54m ago

British military says cargo ship was hit by missile near the Strait of Hormuz

The British military said a cargo ship was hit by a missile off Oman near the Strait of Hormuz. The statement gave no details on the ship, the attacker, or the extent of damage.

Ynet

World·58m ago

Gulf States Say Iran’s Missile Program Must Be Part of Peace Talks

The United States and Gulf states issued a joint declaration on Gaza, Iran, and Lebanon. They said no one should be forced out of Gaza, any departures must be voluntary and reversible, and talks for lasting peace must address Iran’s missiles and allied missiles. They also called for the full disarmament of non-state armed groups in Lebanon.

Ynet

Politics·1h ago

Father of slain Nova festival victim to run in Likud primaries

Eli Shteyvi, father of Nova festival victim Idan Shteyvi, plans to run in the Likud primaries. He said his son’s memory drives him to seek public service and national unity. Idan, 28, was murdered on October 7 and his body was later returned to Israel in a secret operation.

Channel 13

Politics·1h ago

State Funding Will Cover About NIS 11 Million in Upcoming Likud and Democrats Primaries

Israel will spend about NIS 11 million financing upcoming primaries in Likud and the Democrats. Incumbent MKs can get the money in advance, while non-MK candidates must wait for reimbursement only if they enter the 26th Knesset.

Calcalist

World·1h ago

Iranian Official Says Israel's Withdrawal from Lebanon Is a Red Line in U.S. Talks

An Iranian official close to the negotiating team said Israel must withdraw from Lebanon for a final Iran-U.S. deal. The official called it a red line and demanded a permanent ceasefire and full Israeli withdrawal.

Ynet·+1 outlet · 50% center

Politics·1h ago

Leading Rabbis Back Call for Silent Study Periods in Israeli Yeshivot

Leading Israeli rabbis have endorsed Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch’s call for kollel students to keep silent for the first 30 minutes of first seder until the High Holidays. The initiative, tied to spiritual strengthening against enemies of Judaism, has been circulated widely and will be followed by another gathering at Rabbi Dov Lando’s home.

Behadrei Haredim

General·1h ago

Two Motorcyclists Killed in Crash on Route 65 Near Golani Junction

Two young motorcyclists were killed in a crash on Route 65 near the Golani Junction. United Hatzalah crews pronounced both dead at the scene after a collision involving another vehicle.

Kikar HaShabbat·+2 outlets · 67% center

Security·1h ago

19-Year-Old Asma Abu Ghanem Shot Dead in Ramla After Years of Family Violence

Asma Abu Ghanem, 19, was shot dead near her home in Ramla after police had previously warned her she was in danger. Her killing follows a chain of family murders, including the deaths of her father in 2024 and her mother in 2010.

Walla·+4 outlets · 80% center

Sports·1h ago

Could Portland Be Cut Out of a Jeremy Grant Deal to Minnesota?

Minnesota’s reshaped roster may make Portland forward Jeremy Grant a trade target. The Timberwolves could pursue him via a deal, while Charlotte’s new $40 million trade exception opens other major options around the league.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center

Politics·1h ago

Journalist Slams House Arrest for Man Who Brandished Gun at Ultra-Orthodox Protesters

Ynet police reporter Liran Tamari criticized a Jerusalem court decision to release to house arrest a man suspected of brandishing a gun at ultra-Orthodox protesters. He argued the ruling could legitimize dangerous conduct and asked whether the same reasoning would apply if the incident had happened at a Kaplan protest.

Kikar HaShabbat·+4 outlets · 60% right-leaning

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