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Economyלפני שעתיים

Trump's Outsized Influence on Israel's Economy and Security Detailed

U.S. President Donald Trump's policies significantly impact Israel's economy and security, influencing everything from trade and monetary policy to geopolitical stability. His actions, often unpredictable, create both opportunities and significant challenges for the Israeli economy, affecting its financial markets, currency, and borrowing costs.

Securityלפני 3 שעות

Record 52,000 Pilgrims Celebrate Rosh Hashanah in Uman Amidst War

A record 52,000 pilgrims are celebrating Rosh Hashanah in Uman, Ukraine, amidst the ongoing war. Israeli police are assisting Ukrainian authorities to manage security and public order for the large gathering.

Securityלפני 4 שעות

IDF Completes Complex Operation to Destroy Hezbollah's Strategic Command Center

The IDF has successfully destroyed Hezbollah's strategic command center on the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon after a four-month operation involving deception and intense fighting. The complex, built over 20 years, was detonated, significantly degrading Hezbollah's capabilities without escalating the conflict.

Securityלפני 5 שעות

Trump Allies Express Frustration With Netanyahu, Cite Eroding Trust

The MEAD security conference in Washington revealed concerns about Israel's standing in the US, with Trump allies expressing disappointment in Prime Minister Netanyahu. Discussions also covered the weakening Iranian regime, the Gaza situation, and regional security dynamics, including Hezbollah and Syria.

Securityלפני 6 שעות

Navy Commandos Join Search for Missing Haifa Freediver

A young freediver is missing in the Mediterranean Sea off Haifa. The Israeli Navy, including special forces, has joined police and other rescue services in a large-scale search operation on land and at sea.

Securityלפני 8 שעות

UK Intelligence Chief Warns of Threat Greater Than 9/11

MI5 chief Sir Ken McCallum warned of a terrorist threat to the UK greater than that seen before 9/11, comparing it to state-level security risks. He urged the government to prioritize future defense needs over past successes.

Healthלפני 8 שעות

New Weight Loss Pills Launch in Israel Amidst Affordability Concerns

Eli Lilly's new oral weight loss medication, Foundayo, will be available in Israeli pharmacies starting September 15. While offering convenience over injections, its high cost, not covered by insurance, is a major concern for accessibility, despite its proven effectiveness in clinical trials.

Securityלפני 9 שעות

US Schools Taught to Blame Israel for 9/11, Investigation Finds

An investigation found that CAIR produced educational materials for U.S. schools that promote conspiracy theories blaming Israel for the 9/11 attacks and downplay the event as terrorism. The materials also allegedly have ties to extremist content and have drawn scrutiny from the FBI.

Securityלפני 11 שעות

IDF Eliminates Top Hamas Commander in Gaza Airstrike

The IDF and Shin Bet announced the elimination of Mohammed Abdul Salam al-Yazuri, the top Hamas commander in Khan Yunis and a senior figure in its military wing, in an airstrike in southern Gaza. Al-Yazuri had held leadership roles and was involved in planning for the October 7th attacks.

Worldלפני 12 שעות

Astrologers Predict Turbulent Times Ahead for Israel, With Potential for Regional Shifts

Israeli astrologers and numerologists predict a challenging year ahead for Israel, marked by continued security threats, economic difficulties until early 2027, and potential societal divisions. However, forecasts also suggest possible shifts in regional alliances and a strengthening of Israel's defense capabilities, with a potential fall of the Iranian regime by April 2028.

Cultureלפני 13 שעות

Dmitry Krymov's 'Bloody Mary' Explores Theater's Nature at Gesher

Dmitry Krymov's "Bloody Mary" at Israel's Gesher Theater is a meta-theatrical production blending "Mary Stuart" with surreal imagery and personal drama. The play explores the nature of theater through the conflicts of its lead actresses, showcasing Krymov's experimental style and Gesher's evolving artistic direction.

Securityלפני 13 שעות

Israel on High Alert Amid Threats From Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas

Israeli security forces are on high alert due to threats from Iran and Hezbollah, with the military destroying Hezbollah tunnels in Lebanon and preparing for potential escalations. The IDF is also conducting targeted operations in Gaza and increasing readiness in Judea and Samaria.

Healthלפני 14 שעות

Israeli Woman Declared Dead at 17 Gives Birth 17 Years Later

An Israeli woman, Shahar Davidov, who was mistakenly declared dead at 17 after a 2009 car accident, has given birth to her third child 17 years later. Her sister, now an obstetrician, delivered the baby at Beilinson Hospital.

Cultureלפני 14 שעות

Rosh Hashanah Traditions: Symbolic Foods and Candle Lighting Explained

The article details the timing of Shabbat and Rosh Hashanah candle lighting for various cities and explains the symbolism behind traditional Rosh Hashanah foods like apples and honey, emphasizing their role in spiritual connection and holiday immersion.

Politicsלפני 14 שעות

Israeli Education Minister Blamed for PISA Test Failures Amid War Claims

Israel's Education Minister Yoav Kisch blamed the war for the country's record-low PISA test scores, but critics argue the decline is due to neglect of public education and preferential funding for Haredi schools. Ukraine, despite a harsher war, showed a much smaller score reduction.

Politicsלפני 23 שעות

Shas Spiritual Leader Slams Gadi Eisenkot Over IDF Integration

Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef has reversed his previous positive stance on Gadi Eisenkot, now strongly opposing him due to Eisenkot's role in integrating men and women in IDF combat units. Yosef's shift comes as he joins the Shas party's election campaign.

Politicsלפני 23 שעות

Israel's National Security Minister Seizes Police Procurement Powers

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is taking direct control of police procurement, bypassing the Police Commissioner and citing concerns over budget allocation and "non-urgent projects." This escalates an ongoing power struggle between the minister and the police chief over the force's independence and finances.

Politicsלפני 24 שעות

Ex-Diplomats Criticize Israeli Policy Amid UK Sanctions

Former Israeli diplomats have criticized the government's policies, citing settler violence and settlement expansion as reasons for UK sanctions and deteriorating international relations. They urge immediate policy changes to de-escalate the crisis and restore Israel's international standing.

Securityאתמול

Israel Demolishes Hezbollah Tunnels in Lebanon, Warns Iran

The Israeli military destroyed over 2 kilometers of Hezbollah tunnels on the Al-Taher mountain ridge in southern Lebanon using over 1,100 tons of explosives. The operation, which concluded a two-decade-long construction effort funded by Iran, aimed to neutralize a strategic command center and prevent future attacks. Israel also issued strong warnings to Iran against retaliation.

Securityאתמול

Suspected Child Abductor's Detention Extended Amid New Allegations

A 19-year-old homeless man's detention has been extended for the fourth time in connection with the abduction of 10-year-old Yaheli Sofer in Petah Tikva. New details from the boy and reports from parents of other children alleging harassment and threats have strengthened suspicions against the suspect, who is also being investigated for potential attacks on other minors.

Securityאתמול

Iran Resumes Ballistic Missile Production at Underground Sites

Iran has reportedly resumed ballistic missile production at underground sites using existing components, despite earlier U.S. and Israeli strikes. While production is at a lower volume, Iran is rebuilding facilities, posing challenges to U.S. and Israeli war aims.

Securityאתמול

Yemeni Houthis Seize Strategic Islands, Oil Prices Surge

Yemeni Houthi rebels seized the strategic islands of Perim and Zuqar in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, leading to a 4% surge in global oil prices to $105 per barrel. The move has displaced thousands and raises concerns for international shipping and global energy markets, with Israel also facing potential risks to its Red Sea port of Eilat.

Politicsאתמול

Israeli Parties Forge Alliances Ahead of Elections to Maximize Votes

Four Israeli parties opposing Prime Minister Netanyahu have signed agreements to pool remaining votes in upcoming elections to prevent vote wastage. Meanwhile, Netanyahu's Likud party faces a potential alliance with a smaller party, and the mechanics of these vote-sharing agreements are explained.

Securityאתמול

IDF Naval Commando Base Rocked by Arms Theft Scandal

Three suspects, including an IDF commando soldier, were arrested for stealing three M-16 rifles from a naval special forces base in Atlit. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities vowing to combat illegal arms trafficking.

Politicsאתמול

Lieberman Blames Netanyahu's Policy for Hamas Attack, Questions Leadership

Avigdor Lieberman, head of Yisrael Beiteinu, blames Prime Minister Netanyahu's "concessionary policy" for Hamas's October 7th attack, citing years of appeasement and ignored warnings. He also discussed election prospects, criticizing potential rivals and defending his party's list, while wishing for a competent government and urging voter participation.

Securityאתמול

Israel Foils Tunnel Near Jerusalem, Citing Terrorist Infiltration Risk

Israeli security forces discovered and blocked a recently dug tunnel near Jerusalem, just five meters from the security barrier. Authorities believe such tunnels are used for terrorist infiltration and weapons smuggling, citing a recent arrest of a suspect with digging tools.

Securityאתמול

Thousands of Celebrities Denounce 'Genocide Libel' Against Israel

Over 5,000 global figures have signed an open letter denouncing the accusation of genocide against Israel in Gaza, calling it a "libel" that fuels antisemitism. The signatories, including politicians, academics, and artists, differentiate between wartime criticism and the legal definition of genocide, asserting Hamas is the only party with genocidal intent in the current conflict.

Cultureאתמול

Jewish Women in Ukraine Attend Self-Discovery Retreat

The "Achdut" organization held a women's retreat in Kyiv for 50 participants, focusing on personal growth, Jewish traditions, and community roles. The event aimed to empower women and foster connections for the development of Ukraine's Jewish women's community.

Securityאתמול

Israeli Actor Dan Turgeman Sentenced to Prison for Tax Evasion

Israeli actor Dan Turgeman has been sentenced to 10 months in prison for tax evasion committed between 2008 and 2017. The Tel Aviv District Court increased his sentence after a prosecution appeal, while reducing his fine.

Securityאתמול

Israel Rescues 300 Dogs From Abusive Breeding Facility Near Ra'anana

Israeli authorities rescued approximately 300 dogs from a "puppy mill" near Ra'anana, citing severe neglect and unsanitary conditions. The owner faces criminal charges, and the animals are receiving veterinary care.

Securityאתמול

Yemen's Houthis Seize Key Red Sea Port City, Threatening Global Trade Route

Houthi rebels in Yemen have captured the strategic port city of El-Mokha near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a crucial global shipping lane. This development, occurring amidst intensified fighting and Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities, poses a significant threat to international trade and Israeli shipping.

Securityאתמול

Yair Golan Sues Sara Netanyahu for Defamation Over Oct. 7 Conspiracy Claims

Yair Golan is suing Sara Netanyahu for 2.55 million shekels, alleging defamation and incitement to violence after she suggested he had prior knowledge of the October 7 Hamas attack. Netanyahu has refused to apologize, leading to the lawsuit which also cites increased security threats against Golan.

Securityאתמול

UK Bank Denies Mortgage to Mother of Pro-Palestinian Activist

Lloyds Bank denied a mortgage to the mother of convicted pro-Palestinian activist Leona Kamio, citing discomfort with the application. The bank also blocked asset transfers and further mortgage attempts, while stating decisions are based on regulations, not personal beliefs.

Securityאתמול

Israeli Radiation Vest Shows Promise for Astronaut Protection

An Israeli-developed radiation vest, AstroRad, has shown potential to reduce astronaut radiation exposure by 40-60% during solar storms, based on calculations from tests on the ISS and NASA's Artemis I mission. The vest concentrates protection on vital organs and was developed by StemRad with Lockheed Martin and the Israeli Space Agency.

Politicsאתמול

Arab Teacher's Lesson Sparks Controversy at Or Akiva School

Parents protested at an Or Akiva elementary school after an Arab teacher reportedly discussed Islam and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with third graders. While the Ministry of Education is investigating, preliminary findings suggest the incident was misrepresented, though the teacher's pedagogical approach may have been flawed.

Securityאתמול

Intruder Breaks Into Quentin Tarantino's LA Home, Finds It Occupied

An intruder attempted to break into Quentin Tarantino's Los Angeles home on September 9 but fled after discovering people were inside. Police classified the incident as trespassing as the suspect did not enter the house.

Securityאתמול

Infant Poisoning Case: Israeli Man to Face Charges for Drugging Baby Food

Israeli police are set to charge Yan Shemla, 41, in connection with drugging infant food with benzodiazepines. The investigation, aided by the Shin Bet, identified Shemla after four children were hospitalized with severe symptoms from consuming the contaminated puree.

Securityשלשום

Intelligence Warned Netanyahu of Gaza Escalation Before Oct. 7

Israeli military intelligence warned Prime Minister Netanyahu of a potential escalation in Gaza two and a half months before the October 7th attack. Secret communication channels with Hamas also conveyed warnings of a major operation, including a specific message from Yahya Sinwar about an "earthquake" event. Netanyahu has denied receiving direct warnings from the UAE president.

Generalשלשום

New Interchange to Ease Traffic on Israel's Highway 2

A new transportation interchange and bus lane are planned for Israel's Highway 2 between Herzliya and Ramat HaSharon to ease traffic. The project includes an arched bridge with pedestrian and cycling facilities.

Politicsשלשום

Israel's Foreign Ministry Post Diminished, Losing Prestige and Influence

An Israeli columnist laments the decline of the Foreign Minister position, once a powerful role, into a "consolation prize." The article contrasts this with historical periods of significant diplomatic influence and argues for restoring the post's prestige and appointing a skilled diplomat.