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Kan News הוא Public broadcaster מJerusalem, ומתפרסם בעברית. בסולם שמאל, מרכז וימין של baba News הוא מדורג Center (Public). אנחנו מציגים את הסיקור של Kan News לצד חדרי חדשות ישראליים אחרים.

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Sportsלפני שעה

Israeli Judoka Yizhak Azani Wins Gold at Budapest Grand Slam

Israeli judoka Yizhak Azani won a gold medal in the under-60kg category at the Budapest Grand Slam tournament after recovering from an injury. He defeated Enzo Jean of France in the final with an ippon.

Securityלפני 6 שעות

Germany Charges Hamas Operatives With Plotting Mass Murder

German prosecutors have charged seven men with Hamas membership and plotting mass attacks against Jewish targets in Germany and Austria, allegedly timed around October 7th remembrance events. The suspects had acquired weapons and were reportedly acting on orders from senior Hamas officials.

Securityלפני 7 שעות

Jerusalem Man Suspected in Kidnapping of 10-Year-Old Boy

Yigal Buskila, 19, from Jerusalem is the suspect in the kidnapping of 10-year-old Yahli Sofer from Petah Tikva. Police released his name and photo, believing he may have harmed other minors, and are urging potential victims to report to them. Buskila denies the charges.

Securityלפני 8 שעות

IDF on High Alert for Multi-Front Holiday Attacks

The IDF is on high alert for simultaneous attacks across multiple fronts during the Rosh Hashanah holiday, implementing lessons learned from October 7th. The military has increased forces and readiness in the north, Gaza, and Judea and Samaria, conducting drills to prepare for potential escalations.

Securityלפני 8 שעות

Israel Braces for Rosh Hashanah Travel, Security Boosted in Jerusalem

Israel is preparing for Rosh Hashanah with expected heavy traffic and an increased police presence in Jerusalem and other key locations to ensure public safety during the holiday period.

Cultureלפני 10 שעות

Independence Film Director Reflects on Ophir Awards Success and Oscar Bid

Moshe Rosenthal's film "Independence" won ten Ophir Awards, including Best Feature Film, and is Israel's submission for the upcoming Oscars. The director discussed the film's success and its international festival run.

Cultureלפני 11 שעות

Gali Atari Reflects on Iconic 'Mid-September' Album at 40th Anniversary

Singer Gali Atari celebrated the 40th anniversary of her influential 1986 album "Mid-September" in a radio interview. She discussed the album's blend of social commentary and love songs, its serendipitous song acquisition, and the personal significance of tracks like "Ein Li Eretz Acheret."

Securityלפני 12 שעות

IDF Destroys Hezbollah's Lebanon Tunnel Network After Fierce Battle

The IDF has successfully destroyed a major Hezbollah underground complex in southern Lebanon, including over 5,400 meters of tunnels, after a weeks-long operation. Approximately 50 militants were killed, and Hezbollah's attempts to rescue them were thwarted.

Securityלפני 13 שעות

Extensive Search Underway for Missing Diver Off Haifa Coast

A large-scale search is underway off Haifa's Students' Beach for a free diver who went missing Friday afternoon. The operation involves multiple rescue units and equipment, following recent drowning incidents in Israel.

Generalלפני 13 שעות

Rachel Rabin Yaakov, Sister of Slain Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Dies at 101

Rachel Rabin Yaakov, sister of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and a founder of Kibbutz Menara, died at 101. She was an educator and a prominent figure in the Upper Galilee kibbutz movement. Rabin had been evacuated from her kibbutz during the current war and had not returned.

Securityלפני 18 שעות

Sudan Army Committed Atrocities, Used Chemical Weapons: Rebel Advisor

An advisor to Sudan's Rapid Support Forces militia confirmed reports that the Sudanese army has developed and used chemical weapons, including chlorine gas, against civilians and fighters. The advisor also alleged ties between the Sudanese army, the Muslim Brotherhood, Iran, and Hamas, while downplaying accusations against his own militia.

Securityאתמול

IDF Destroys Hezbollah Tunnels in Southern Lebanon with Massive Explosives

The IDF successfully destroyed a significant network of Hezbollah tunnels in southern Lebanon using over 1,100 tons of explosives. The operation, described as a strategic blow to Hezbollah and Iran, eliminated key infrastructure and weaponry, with officials stating all terrorists within were neutralized or fled.

Securityאתמול

Israel Opposes French, British Role in Lebanon Force Amid Talks

Israel and Lebanon will hold new U.S.-mediated talks in Rome to establish a force verifying Hezbollah's withdrawal, with Israel opposing French and British participation. Lebanese President Aoun is reportedly committed to disarming Hezbollah and removing Iranian influence.

Politicsאתמול

Ofer Winter Expected to Reject Surplus Deal with Yoaz Hendel, Eyes Ben-Gvir

Ofer Winter is expected to reject a surplus election agreement with Yoaz Hendel but remains open to a deal with Itamar Ben-Gvir. Meanwhile, other "Change Bloc" parties have finalized their surplus agreements.

Securityאתמול

IDF Works to Maintain Ties with UAE Amid Reports of Presidential Warning

Senior IDF officials are striving to maintain strategic ties with the United Arab Emirates following reports of a warning from UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before October 7th. The UAE has confirmed intelligence exchanges, while Israeli officials seek to reassure their Emirati counterparts.

Healthאתמול

TV Host Einat Erlich Reveals Brain Cancer Diagnosis

Israeli TV host and actress Einat Erlich revealed she was diagnosed with glioblastoma, a type of brain cancer, and recently underwent successful surgery to remove the tumor. She shared her diagnosis and recovery journey on Instagram, expressing gratitude for medical staff and loved ones.

Securityאתמול

Switzerland Releases Nazi War Criminal Josef Mengele Documents

Switzerland's intelligence service has declassified 200 documents related to Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele, indicating he may have entered or planned to enter Switzerland after escaping Germany. Mengele died in South America in 1979.

Securityאתמול

Prosecutors Close Rape Case Against Yuval Vilner Due to Lack of Evidence

Prosecutors have closed the rape case against Yuval Vilner due to insufficient evidence, a decision Shi-Li Atari plans to appeal. Vilner admitted to sexual acts with Atari and Naama Shahar but claimed consent, while Atari maintains she was raped and criticizes the legal system for failing victims.

Healthאתמול

Man Returning From Congo Suspected of Ebola, Placed in Isolation

A man returning from Congo is hospitalized in isolation in Jerusalem with suspected Ebola symptoms. The Ministry of Health is conducting tests and has contacted those who may have been exposed.

Healthאתמול

New Weight Loss Pill 'Pilloundio' Approved for Sale in Israel

Eli Lilly's new oral weight loss drug, Pilloundio, will be available in Israel starting September 15th, making it the fourth country globally to offer the medication. The drug showed an average 12.4% weight loss in trials, with common side effects being gastrointestinal issues.

Politicsאתמול

Actor Dan Turgeman Sentenced to 10 Months in Prison for Tax Offenses

Israeli actor Dan Turgeman has been sentenced to ten months in prison for tax evasion offenses committed between 2008 and 2017. The sentence was increased from community service following a prosecution appeal.

Securityאתמול

IDF Soldier and Two Civilians Arrested in Military Weapons Trafficking Probe

An IDF soldier and two civilians have been arrested on suspicion of stealing and trafficking military weapons. The soldier serves in Shayetet 13, and the investigation is ongoing with findings to be sent to prosecutors.

Securityאתמול

Ex-Negotiator: Hamas Considered Major Kidnapping Before Oct. 7

A former IDF negotiation unit commander revealed that mediators warned Hamas might launch a major operation if hostage talks stalled. This comes amid controversy over alleged prior warnings to Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Securityאתמול

Missing Israeli Man Found Alive After Entering Palestinian Village

Yaniv Sardal, 53, from Ariel, was found alive and well in the Qalqilya region after voluntarily entering a Palestinian village, with initial speculation pointing to financial trouble. Security forces conducted a large-scale search for him.

Politicsאתמול

Yair Golan Sues Sara Netanyahu for $675,000 Over Oct. 7 Conspiracy Claims

Yair Golan, chairman of the Democratic Party, is suing Sara Netanyahu for 2.5 million shekels in defamation after she suggested in an interview that he had prior knowledge of the October 7th attacks. The lawsuit cites increased threats against Golan as a result of her remarks.

Politicsשלשום

Israeli Minister Shikli Blames Oslo Accords Promoters for Gaza Border Failures

Israeli Minister Amichai Chikli refused to apologize for the October 7th security failures, instead blaming proponents of the Oslo Accords and the Gaza disengagement for the catastrophe. He argued that those who pushed for these past agreements, which he opposed, are the ones who should seek forgiveness.

Securityשלשום

Man to Be Charged with Tampering With Baby Food

Yan Shamla, 41, will be charged with adding anesthetic substances to baby fruit purees sold in Jerusalem supermarkets. The Shin Bet assisted in the investigation, which revealed Shamla has a psychiatric history. His motive remains unclear, but a nationalistic motive is considered unlikely.

Generalשלשום

Ben Gurion Airport Braces for Busiest Day of Year Amidst Passenger Surge

Ben Gurion Airport expects its busiest day of the year with 100,000 passengers and 600 flights on Thursday. This follows recent disruptions caused by staffing shortages and traffic congestion, which prompted Prime Minister Netanyahu's intervention.

Securityשלשום

Netanyahu Denies UAE President Warned Him of Oct. 7 Attack, Blames Palestinian Official

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denies receiving a specific warning from UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed about the October 7th attack, attributing the report to Palestinian official Mohammed Dahlan. Netanyahu is suing the newspaper Haaretz for defamation, while the newspaper stands by its reporting.

Politicsשלשום

Ben-Gvir Accuses Top Cop of Being Controlled by Attorney General Amid Budget Dispute

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Police Commissioner Danny Levy of being controlled by the Attorney General amid a dispute over a NIS 333 million budget for police vehicles. Ben-Gvir claims the issue is about appointments, not funds, while police sources say the delay harms operational readiness.

Securityשלשום

Israel Prepares for Jewish Violence During Olive Harvest

Israel's security forces are increasing troop presence in the West Bank to prevent Jewish violence against Palestinians during the olive harvest. The IDF plans to deploy additional battalions to ensure the harvest proceeds without disruption.

Securityשלשום

Lebanese President Committed to Disarming Hezbollah, Says Former US Envoy

Former US Ambassador David Hale believes Lebanese President Michel Aoun is committed to disarming Hezbollah and removing Iranian influence, seeing an opportunity to strengthen state authority. Hale expressed optimism about potential Israeli-Lebanese relations and noted Aoun's desire for full peace and normalization.

Securityשלשום

Israel Warns Hamas: Disarm or We Will Disarm You

Senior Israeli officials have warned the Peace Council that Israel will disarm Hamas if the organization does not do so voluntarily, despite ongoing American peace efforts. Israel is conducting strikes in Gaza with reduced munitions and evacuation warnings, while the US has not intervened. Security forces note Hamas is rearming and consolidating control.

Politicsשלשום

New Poll Shows Benny Gantz's Party Failing to Cross Election Threshold

A new Kan News poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashr!" party leading with 24 mandates, while Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud has 21. Notably, Benny Gantz's National Unity party fails to cross the electoral threshold in this survey.

Politicsשלשום

Yair Golan to Sue Sara Netanyahu Over Defamation and Threats

Yair Golan will sue Sara Netanyahu for defamation and threats, seeking at least 2.5 million shekels. The lawsuit follows Netanyahu's promotion of a conspiracy theory about Golan's actions on October 7th.

Securityשלשום

UAE President Warned Netanyahu of Escalation Before Oct. 7, Report Says

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed reportedly warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of potential escalation with Palestinians before the October 7th attacks. Netanyahu denies the conversation and is suing Haaretz for defamation over the report.

Cultureשלשום

Israel's Oscar Entry to Be Decided at Ophir Awards Ceremony

Israel's entry for the Best International Feature Film Oscar will be determined at the 37th Ophir Awards ceremony tonight. The film 'Independence' leads with a record 16 nominations, while veteran actress Libna Pinhasov will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Securityשלשום

Mysterious IDF Tank with Laser Capabilities Sparks Speculation in Lebanon

Footage of an Israeli "Oref" tank in Lebanon, appearing to emit laser beams, has sparked widespread speculation in Lebanese media. Israeli officials confirmed the tank's identity and its advanced identification capabilities, while details about the lights remain classified.

Securityשלשום

Police Warn of Fake Traffic Ticket Scam Messages

The Israel Police are warning the public about fake text messages impersonating official traffic fine notifications. The scam messages aim to trick recipients into revealing personal and payment information through malicious links.

Cultureשלשום

Osher Cohen's 'Everyone is a Thief' Tops Israel's Official Music Chart

Osher Cohen's song "Everyone is a Thief" was voted Song of the Year in Israel's official music chart for 5783. The results were announced by Kan Gimel radio and ForReal, with other artists and albums also receiving awards.