Channel 13

נטייה: Centerסוג: Broadcast newsשפה: עבריתמקום: Tel Avivבעלות: Reshet 13מימון: Commercial advertisingנוסד: 2017

Channel 13 הוא Broadcast news מTel Aviv, ומתפרסם בעברית. בסולם שמאל, מרכז וימין של baba News הוא מדורג Center (Center). אנחנו מציגים את הסיקור של Channel 13 לצד חדרי חדשות ישראליים אחרים.

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Generalלפני 45 דקות

Holiday Travel Chaos: Israelis Caught in Traffic Jams Despite Early Departures

Israelis attempting to travel early for the Rosh Hashanah holiday were met with heavy traffic jams. Police have increased road enforcement to manage the holiday travel surge.

Sportsלפני 45 דקות

Israeli Judo Prodigy Yizhak Aspiz Wins Third Grand Slam Gold Medal

Israeli judoka Yizhak Aspiz, 18, won his third senior gold medal at the Grand Slam in Budapest, defeating a French opponent in the under-60kg final.

Securityלפני שעתיים

IDF Continues High Alert During Rosh Hashanah Holiday

The IDF is maintaining a high alert across all fronts during the Rosh Hashanah holiday, following the successful destruction of a major Hezbollah tunnel network in southern Lebanon. The military also detailed a complex, months-long operation involving deception and intense underground combat to dismantle the extensive tunnel system.

Worldלפני 4 שעות

Chabad House in Phuket Cancels Holiday Meal Amid Anti-Israel Protests

A Chabad House in Phuket, Thailand, canceled its holiday meal for Israelis due to protests against Israeli tourists. The decision reflects rising tensions impacting Israeli travelers abroad.

Securityלפני 6 שעות

Jerusalem Teenager Identified as Suspect in Kidnapping of 10-Year-Old Boy

Yigal Buskila, a 19-year-old from Jerusalem, is the suspect in the kidnapping of 10-year-old Yahli from Petah Tikva. Buskila denies the charges, claiming he helped the boy who was lost, but police say new details strengthen their case.

Securityלפני 11 שעות

Extensive Search Underway for Missing 20-Year-Old Diver in Haifa

A large-scale search is underway in Haifa for a 20-year-old man who went missing while free diving off Students Beach. Police and rescue forces are utilizing various technologies and personnel to locate the diver.

Securityלפני 12 שעות

IDF Details Complex Four-Month Operation to Destroy Hezbollah Tunnel Network

The IDF has detailed a complex, four-month operation in southern Lebanon that destroyed a major Hezbollah tunnel network through deception and intense fighting. The operation involved over 1,100 tons of explosives and resulted in the elimination of most militants, with the IDF warning against any further incursions.

Cultureלפני 13 שעות

Yitzhak Rabin's Sister, Rachel Rabin, Dies at 101

Rachel Rabin, sister of assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and a founder of Kibbutz Menara, has died at the age of 101. Her death marks the passing of a pioneer connected to Israel's early history.

Securityלפני 14 שעות

IDF on High Alert Ahead of Jewish Holidays Amidst Multiple Threats

The IDF is on high alert for the Jewish High Holy Days due to tensions with Iran, Lebanon, Gaza, and other fronts. The military is preparing for potential missile attacks from Iran and possible Hamas actions from Gaza, while also responding to threats from Lebanon after destroying Hezbollah tunnels.

Securityלפני 15 שעות

IDF Launches Surprise Drill in West Bank Ahead of Holiday

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) initiated a surprise military exercise in the West Bank on Tuesday, involving all battalions of a division. The drill is intended to enhance readiness and will continue until the afternoon.

Economyלפני 23 שעות

Israel's Real Estate Market Sees Sharp Decline in July Sales

Israel's real estate market experienced a sharp decline in July, with only about 7,600 apartments sold. This drop occurred despite recent price decreases and a recovery period, while the inventory of available homes grew.

Securityלפני 23 שעות

Israel on High Alert as Tensions Escalate Across Multiple Fronts

Israel's military and security forces are on high alert for the upcoming holidays due to escalating tensions on multiple fronts, including Iran, Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank. The IDF is preparing for various scenarios, including potential missile attacks from Iran and actions by Hezbollah.

Securityאתמול

IDF Destroys Hezbollah Tunnel Network in Southern Lebanon

Israel's military has destroyed a significant Hezbollah tunnel network in southern Lebanon, completing the organization of a security zone. The operation, confirmed by Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz, involved detonating the tunnels and resulted in a minor earthquake. Israel has warned Hezbollah and Iran against any retaliation.

Cultureאתמול

Thousands Visit Western Wall for Pre-Yom Kippur Prayers

Thousands of Israelis from all walks of life visited the Western Wall in Jerusalem for pre-Yom Kippur prayers, seeking unity and forgiveness. The event underscored a desire for reconciliation within Israeli society.

Cultureאתמול

Culinary Journey Explores Gefilte Fish and Hraime Traditions

A News 13 report follows a culinary journey exploring the traditional Rosh Hashanah dishes of gefilte fish and hraime, highlighting their cultural significance and variations within Israeli cuisine.

Techאתמול

Apple Launches First Foldable iPhone in Israel Amid High Price Concerns

Apple's first foldable iPhone will launch in Israel in about a week, with prices expected to be between 8,000 and 12,000 shekels, excluding accessories, according to Pelephone.

Worldאתמול

Thailand Intensifies Criticism of Israeli Tourists, Urges Boycott

Thailand's Foreign Minister summoned Israel's ambassador to express displeasure with Israeli tourists' behavior. Protesters later gathered outside the Israeli embassy in Bangkok, calling for Israelis to be expelled.

Economyאתמול

Israel's Ben Gurion Airport Reports Record August Travel

Ben Gurion Airport experienced a "crazy August" with over 2 million Israelis traveling abroad, a 20% increase from last year. Greece and Cyprus were top destinations, while El Al remained the preferred airline.

Politicsאתמול

Israel's Education Ministry Closes Student Support Program Amidst Declining Test Scores

Israel's Ministry of Education is closing its "HaMakpeitza" tutoring program amid a significant decline in student performance on the PISA international assessment. The closure redirects funds to other support initiatives, while PISA results show Israeli students struggling in math, reading, and science.

Politicsאתמול

Likud Debates Attacking New Party Leader Ofer Winter

The Israeli Likud party is internally debating whether to attack the new "Amcha Yisrael" party led by Ofer Winter, who has rejected merger offers. Winter, meanwhile, is positioning his party as right-wing and promising reforms, including Haredi integration into the IDF.

Securityאתמול

US Warns Iran May Launch Major Military Action Ahead of Midterms

A senior US official warned that Iran may launch a major military operation, potentially involving Israel, by the November midterm elections due to economic sanctions. Concurrently, the IAEA confirmed renewed activity at a suspected Iranian nuclear site, while President Trump issued warnings to Tehran.

Securityאתמול

Police Close Rape Investigation Against Yuval Vilner Due to Lack of Evidence

The State Attorney's Office has closed the police investigation into Yuval Vilner, who was suspected of raping Shi-Li Atari and Naama Shahar, citing a lack of sufficient evidence to proceed with charges.

Securityאתמול

Teen Accused of Sexual Assault, Blackmail, and Distributing Victim's Images

An indictment is forthcoming for a 14-year-old boy accused of sexual assault, blackmail, and distributing recordings of the acts. In a separate case, a man in his 50s was indicted for severe sexual offenses against two siblings committed two decades ago.

Healthאתמול

New Weight-Loss Pill Approved for Sale in Israel

A new once-daily oral weight-loss pill, Orforglipron (Foundayo), will launch in Israel on September 15. The drug, approved by the FDA, aids weight loss by mimicking GLP-1 hormones and has shown significant results in clinical trials, with prices varying by dosage.

Politicsאתמול

Ex-IDF Chiefs Eisenkot, Golan Sign Surplus Deal; Lieberman to Join Bennett

Former IDF Chiefs Gadi Eisenkot and Benny Gantz signed a surplus vote agreement for their "Yashar" party. Separately, Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu party reached a similar deal with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

Securityאתמול

IAEA Confirms Construction Activity at Suspected Iranian Nuclear Site

The IAEA confirmed construction at a suspected Iranian nuclear site, "Mountain of the Demon," while US officials report Iran's resumption of ballistic missile production. President Trump issued a warning to Iran, though internal US discussions suggest the conflict could be prolonged.

Securityאתמול

Indictment Filed After Two Decades for Sex Crimes Against Minors

An indictment was filed in Israel against a man in his 50s for severe sexual offenses against two 9-year-old siblings committed two decades ago. The charges include sodomy, indecent acts, and false imprisonment.

Securityאתמול

Woman Accused of Defrauding Men Met on Dating Apps

A woman from Netanya faces 16 charges of fraud, theft, and forgery for allegedly defrauding men met on dating apps and using stolen checks and credit cards to buy items, including gold jewelry.

Securityאתמול

Gaza Reconstruction Fuels Outrage Among Israeli Border Residents

Israeli border residents are outraged as reconstruction materials enter Gaza, contradicting government promises that rebuilding would be conditional on Hamas's disarmament. Former security officials warn that the materials will likely reach Hamas and criticize the IDF's lack of initiative.

Securityאתמול

Israeli Man Missing After Entering Palestinian Village in Samaria

Israeli security forces are searching for Yativ Sardal, 53, from Ariel, who voluntarily entered a Palestinian village in Samaria. The search involves multiple agencies and technological resources.

Securityאתמול

Northern Farmers Resist Extortion Amid Rising 'Protection Racket' Violence

Farmers in northern Israel are organizing to resist a rising wave of "protection racket" extortion and violence, including arson. A former Shin Bet official praised their self-defense efforts, citing police difficulties in combating the widespread phenomenon.

Politicsאתמול

Yair Golan Sues Sara Netanyahu for Defamation Over Treason Allegations

Yair Golan is suing Sara Netanyahu for NIS 2.55 million in a defamation case, alleging she implied he committed treason in a recent interview. Golan claims the lawsuit is a broader indictment of a government evading responsibility, while Netanyahu's side calls his claims 'wild lies'.

Healthאתמול

Health Ministry Recalls Shkedia Jams Over Unusual Texture and Smell

The Israeli Ministry of Health and distributor Dean Marketing have recalled Shkedia brand strawberry and mixed fruit jams due to customer complaints about unusual smell and texture. Consumers are urged not to eat the affected products, which are being removed from shelves.

Politicsאתמול

Haaretz Newspaper Rejects Netanyahu's Lawsuit Threat Over Oct. 7 Warning Story

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz has rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threat to sue over a report claiming he received a warning call from the UAE president before the October 7th attacks. Netanyahu denies the call, calling the report a fabrication and accusing journalists of defamation and election interference, while Haaretz vows to reveal the truth in court.

Securityאתמול

Israel's Desalination Plants Operate at Partial Capacity Amid Algae Crisis

Israel's desalination plants are all operating, but most at partial capacity due to an ongoing algae crisis. The government is taking measures to ensure water supply, including purchasing replacement parts and monitoring environmental impacts.

Securityשלשום

Teacher Wounded in Shooting Outside Negev School

A teacher was moderately wounded in a shooting outside a school in Hura, the Negev, on Thursday. Police are investigating the incident, which follows a week of deadly shootings in Nazareth.

Securityשלשום

Man to Be Charged in "Prinuk" Baby Food Contamination Case

Police are preparing to charge a 41-year-old man from Beersheba in connection with the contamination of "Prinuk" baby food with sedative drugs. The investigation, a joint effort with the Shin Bet, uncovered the suspect after analyzing extensive surveillance footage and conducting covert monitoring.

Securityשלשום

Israel Strikes Hezbollah Tunnels, Warns Iran Amid Regional Tensions

Israel destroyed eight Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon and warned Iran against retaliation. The IDF also confirmed the elimination of a senior Hamas official in Gaza and the arrest of an armed suspect planning an attack near Ramallah.

Securityשלשום

Health Ministry Advisor Denies Wrongdoing Amid Leaked Investigation Materials

Moti Babchik, a former advisor to Israel's Health Minister, has denied allegations of wrongdoing amidst leaked investigation materials, asserting the case was closed and improperly reopened. Multiple parties involved, including companies and individuals, have also stated investigations against them were closed due to lack of evidence.

Cultureשלשום

Social Media Trend Revives 1980s Nostalgia

A social media trend is currently popular, sending users back to the 1980s. This trend follows a previous one focused on 2016 and includes nostalgic content like old news team photos.