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Israeli-media coverage mentioning ynet, translated into English and compared across sources. 48 recent stories.
19-Year-Old Killed in Ramlah Ambush After Warning, 'If I Die, You Will Know Who Killed Me'
Asma Abu Ghanem, 19, was shot dead in a planned ambush in Ramla after warning, “If I die, you will know who killed me.” Police say she had been threatened over family honor and ha…
Balfour residence overhaul pushed to 2027, forcing next prime minister to live elsewhere
Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office said the Balfour residence renovation in Jerusalem will not be completed until 2027. The next elected prime minister will therefore have to live e…
Thousands Join Haifa Pride Rally After City Cancels Parade
Haifa’s LGBTQ activists organized their own Pride march after the city canceled it, and it joined the municipal rally attended by about 4,000 people. The event went ahead under he…
Knesset Debate Erupts Over Whether to Move 7 October Memorial Bus Shelters
The Knesset Education, Culture and Sports Committee debated a proposal to move some Route 232 memorial shelters tied to the October 7 attacks. Families, local officials, and lawma…
Herzog’s helicopter makes emergency landing after memorial ceremony
President Isaac Herzog’s helicopter made an emergency landing Thursday evening on the way back from a state memorial for Operation Protective Edge. The aircraft landed at an IDF b…
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…
Widow and Daughters Lose Bid for Family Farm Rights in Moshav
An Israeli family court rejected a widow’s bid to restore farm succession rights in a moshav to her and her seven daughters. The judge upheld the decades-old cancellation of the h…
Israeli Man Killed in Montreal Shooting Remembered as Community Helper
Avi Abargil described the family’s anguish after Michael Moshe Mizrachi was killed in a shooting near a Chabad House in Montreal. Canadian reports say Mizrachi was apparently shot…
Bereaved families mark 1,000 days since October 7 with nationwide protest and memorial events
Bereaved families, hostage families and survivors announced a nationwide day of protest and remembrance next Thursday, marking 1,000 days since October 7. They are demanding a sta…
Dor Peretz Signs New Maccabi Tel Aviv Deal After Weeks of Speculation
Dor Peretz has signed a new three-year contract with Maccabi Tel Aviv, with an option for two more seasons. The deal follows weeks of speculation, a revised offer from the club, a…
EU envoy says ties with Israel remain strong despite dispute over foreign ministers
EU Ambassador Michael Mann said tensions with Israel are real, but dialogue continues and the relationship remains strategically strong. He criticized settlement expansion, settle…
Masked teens disrupt Tel Aviv ninth-grade graduation party, police investigate
Masked teenagers disrupted a ninth-grade graduation party at a central Tel Aviv school, prompting police to open an investigation and arrest a 17-year-old from northern Israel. Th…
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 Har…
Mothers on the Front leader threatens to block Bnei Brak on Friday
Ayelet Hashachar Seydof, founder of Mothers on the Front, harshly attacked ultra-Orthodox protesters in a ynet interview. She said her group will block Bnei Brak on Friday if need…
Uncle of fallen reservist Bassel Sued says he was a selfless, dependable family pillar
Zaki Sued described his nephew, reservist Staff Sgt. Maj. Bassel Sued, as a selfless family pillar after he was killed overnight in Lebanon. He said Bassel was mobilized on Octobe…
Tel Aviv geologist says Venezuelan colleagues had warned of earthquake risk
Prof. Shmuel Marco of Tel Aviv University said his colleagues in Venezuela had warned that earthquake risk was rising. Speaking to Ynet Studio, he said they are currently not answ…
Pulsenmore Soars on U.S. Telehealth Deal After Years of Share Slump
Pulsenmore surged after announcing a strategic U.S. partnership with Ouma Health, sending its Tel Aviv and Nasdaq shares sharply higher before a Thursday pullback. The deal integr…
EU Ambassador in Israel: Europe Likely to Deploy Force to Replace UNIFIL in Lebanon
EU Ambassador to Israel Michael Mann said the bloc is still weighing sanctions against Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben Gvir. He also said the EU will likely send a force to replac…
Family Court Voids Ethiopian Immigrant’s Will Over Missing Amharic Translation
A Family Court in Kiryat Gat voided the will of a 93-year-old Ethiopian immigrant after finding it was never actually translated into Amharic. The judge accepted testimony that th…
Cherry and Marzipan Cake Recipe Brings a Taste of Provence
Ynet Laisha published an easy dairy recipe for a cherry and marzipan cake inspired by Provence. It serves 10, bakes in 40 to 45 minutes, and is best served at room temperature wit…
Lenient Plea Deal Ends Assault Case Against Former Israeli Defense Ministry Employee in New York
Former Defense Ministry employee Yotam Maimon resolved his New York attempted-murder case with a reduced plea deal after a 2023 nightclub attack on Maor Vanunu. He avoided prison…
Barca’s Self-Delusion, as Seen Through the Lens of Its Off-Field Scandals
A Hebrew opinion column says Barcelona has become trapped in denial over the Negreira scandal, financial loopholes, and referee-registration abuses. It argues Joan Laporta and man…
Miri Regev Says Israeli Carriers Should Cut Fares, While Foreign Flights Remain Cheaper
Miri Regev said she wants Israeli airlines to lower fares and confirmed she chooses the cheapest flight option, even if it is foreign. In a podcast interview, she also said Israel…
Violent Clashes in Arad Expose Escalating Tensions Over the City’s Religious Shift
Violent clashes in Arad on Wednesday highlighted rising tensions between secular residents and Haredim as the city becomes increasingly religious. Residents accuse the Haredi comm…
U.S. Central Command chief due in Israel for security talks
Adm. Brad Cooper, head of U.S. Central Command, is due in Israel tomorrow. He is expected to meet top Israeli defense officials to discuss Iran, intelligence, regional threats, Le…
Man Charged After Allegedly Filming Women in TLV Mall Fitting Rooms
Gur Levi has been indicted for allegedly filming women and girls in fitting rooms at TLV Mall in Tel Aviv. Police say surveillance footage shows him using his phone to record from…
Shin Bet chief orders memorial display removed and gay affinity group shut down
Shin Bet chief David Zini ordered a memorial corner for October 7 victims removed from agency headquarters and later moved to shut down Pride Month activity and the gay affinity g…
Netanyahu Withdraws Support for Akunis, Backs Eli Hazan for Jewish National Fund Role
Benjamin Netanyahu has dropped his support for Ophir Akunis to lead Keren Hayesod and switched to Eli Hazan. The change follows a deadlock in the 12-member selection committee and…
Haredi protesters clash with drivers near Kiryat Ono, bus door struck with whip
Haredi protesters in a convoy against the arrest of draft evaders confronted drivers near Kiryat Ono. Video shows a man hitting a bus door with a rubber strap, and a witness told…
Families of October 7 victims blast Netanyahu-Haredi deal as a political crime
Families of October 7 victims condemned a reported Netanyahu-Haredi deal tied to inquiry legislation, saying it sacrifices truth for coalition survival. They demanded a state comm…
Netanyahu Calls Urgent Security Meeting as Trump Suggests Syrian Role in South Lebanon
Benjamin Netanyahu will soon convene a limited security meeting on Syria and Lebanon amid fears that Damascus may move toward southern Lebanon. The discussion follows Donald Trump…
Dozens of Nahal and Sde Teiman soldiers fall ill, heat and sanitation incidents under review
Sixty-five Nahal Training Base soldiers reported gastrointestinal illness symptoms, prompting an IDF inspection and containment measures. Separately, 10 female observers at Sde Te…
Miki Haimovich declines reunion with Yaakov Eilon on new Channel 16
Miki Haimovich rejected an offer to coanchor the main newscast on Channel 16 with Yaakov Eilon. She may still join the channel, but in a role focused on environment and sustainabi…
Sharón-area child diagnosed with spotted fever; three more cases under review
A child in Israel’s Sharon region was diagnosed with spotted fever, and doctors are checking three more children for the same tick-borne illness. All four had fever and rash, two…
Massive Ultra-Orthodox protest convoy expected to paralyze roads across Israel
A large ultra-Orthodox convoy protest is due to begin at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday and could cause major traffic chaos across Israel. Police, Netivei Israel and Magen David Adom have al…
Eizenkot Blasts Netanyahu Over War Goals and Haredi Draft Deal
Gadi Eizenkot accused the Israeli government of failing in its war goals in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran. He also condemned Netanyahu’s reported deal with the ultra-Orthodox and said eq…
Sister of slain medic blasts reported coalition deal over October 7 inquiry
Amit Man’s sister condemned a reported deal between Netanyahu and the ultra-Orthodox parties that would trade support for an October 7 inquiry for religious legislation. Separatel…
Knesset Tells High Court There Is No Basis to Void State Comptroller Vote
The Knesset asked the High Court of Justice to dismiss petitions against Michael Ravilo’s election as state comptroller. It said no law clearly forbids self-recording a secret bal…
Tel Aviv court rejects couple’s claim they sold apartment under mafia-style pressure
A Tel Aviv District Court rejected a couple’s claim that their 2005 Or Yehuda apartment sale was only a sham to secure a loan. Judge Einat Rabid ruled they failed to prove the dea…
Police Reject Ynet Report on Shooting After Checkpoint Pursuit
Israel Police rejected a Ynet report by Liran Tamari about a shooting after a checkpoint pursuit, saying crucial facts were omitted. The force said the suspect fled, injured two v…
Israeli Developers Say the Housing Market Is Slower, Not Frozen
At Mזרחי טפחות’s national real estate conference, industry leaders said Israel’s housing market is slowing but still active. They pointed to rising costs, longer timelines, select…
Eli Cohen says Netanyahu may secure 4 to 10 reserved slots in Likud
In a ynet interview, Eli Cohen said upcoming ultra-Orthodox protests must be restrained and that police and legal advisers should issue clear instructions. He also said Benjamin N…
Tens of Thousands of Haredim Expected to Join Car-Convoy Protests, with Roadblocks and Medics on Alert
Haredi groups are staging a nationwide car convoy protest on Wednesday, with 19 launch points and final destination Prison 10 in the Sharon. Police coordination, ambulance deploym…
Goldknopf backs end to arrests but says a long-term fix needs new legislation
Yitzhak Goldknopf said any move to stop arrests would be welcome, but a lasting solution requires legislation defining the status of yeshiva students. He also said the planned pro…
Netanyahu Continues Testimony in the Case 2000 Corruption Trial
Benjamin Netanyahu testified Wednesday in the Tel Aviv District Court in the renewed defense examination in Case 2000. The case alleges an illicit deal with Yedioth Ahronoth owner…
Magen David Adom readies for disruptions ahead of ultra-Orthodox protests
Magen David Adom says it is reinforcing teams and pre-positioning ambulances ahead of expected disruptions from ultra-Orthodox protests. Spokesman Zaki Heller urged the public to…
Nova survivor shot after Jerusalem police chase, now guarded in hospital
A Nova festival survivor was stopped at a Jerusalem police checkpoint, fled, and was shot during the ensuing chase. He is hospitalized under armed guard, and police have appealed…
Jerusalem Municipality Ordered to Pay Woman Injured by Unmarked Pavement Drop
A Jerusalem court held the municipality 70% liable for a woman’s fall on an unmarked pavement drop in the city center. She will receive about 127,000 shekels from the city, in add…