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Israel Braces for Rainy Election Day with Cooler TemperaturesWeather · 1h agoTrump Denies Netanyahu Lobbying for EndorsementPolitics · 4h agoIsraeli Parties Pledge Support for Elderly Immigrant Pensioner ProgramPolitics · 5h agoBig stories Channel 9 skipped
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Weather · 1h agoIsrael Braces for Rainy Election Day with Cooler TemperaturesIsrael will experience cooler temperatures and scattered showers on Tuesday, election day, with potential for heavier rain and flooding in southern areas. Temperatures will continue to drop on Wednesday and Thursday. The weather is expected to impact various regions across the country.Politics · 4h agoTrump Denies Netanyahu Lobbying for EndorsementU.S. President Donald Trump denied reports that his second endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was due to lobbying by the Israeli leader's circle. Trump stated the post was his initiative, citing Netanyahu's good work under difficult conditions. The endorsement came amid reports of Netanyahu's "political desperation" and follows earlier calls for Netanyahu's re-election. Israeli politician Gadi Eisenkot has criticized U.S. interference in the elections.Politics · 5h agoIsraeli Parties Pledge Support for Elderly Immigrant Pensioner ProgramThe "Hazit HaKavod" movement held a conference to promote its program for improving the lives of elderly immigrants, seeking political party support. Representatives from "Likud," "Yesh Atid," Yisrael Beiteinu, "Yashar," and "Zehut" pledged to support the program and address issues like pension inequality and Holocaust survivor rights. The movement estimates significant financial losses for over 150,000 elderly immigrants from the former Soviet Union due to inadequate state support.Politics · 5h ago34 Parties Vie for Votes in Upcoming Israeli Knesset ElectionsThirty-four parties are set to compete in the upcoming Knesset elections on October 27, following the initial registration of 38 lists. Key parties include Likud, led by Binyamin Netanyahu, and "Yashar," led by Gadi Eisenkot, with diverse platforms covering security, economics, and religious issues. Several smaller parties also aim to cross the electoral threshold, while others are not expected to succeed. The election will determine the composition of the 25th Knesset.Security · 6h agoJordanian Air Force Strikes Terrorist Cells in Southern SyriaThe Royal Jordanian Air Force launched airstrikes in southern Syria targeting terrorist groups linked to a deadly church attack in Karak. The operation was announced as retaliation for the Friday incident, which killed seven people. Jordan's Ministry of Defense confirmed the captured attackers were connected to the targeted organizations. The strikes reportedly killed and wounded many terrorists and destroyed their vehicles.Politics · 6h agoIsraeli Annexation Talk Driven by Election Politics, Not PolicyIsraeli ministers' talk of annexing the West Bank and dissolving the Palestinian Authority is primarily election-driven rhetoric, not policy, according to an analysis. Actual annexation faces major hurdles, including U.S. approval, integrating millions of Palestinians, and preserving Israel's Jewish character. Such moves could destabilize Jordan, lead to international sanctions, and create a "gigantic hassle" for Israel without a clear plan.Security · 6h ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsrael to Supply New Patrol Ship, Modernize Existing Vessel for CyprusIsrael and Cyprus have signed a defense agreement for Israel to supply a new patrol ship and modernize an existing one for the Cypriot Navy. The new vessel will be built by Maspanot Israel and equipped with Rafael systems, while the "Ioannidis" will undergo upgrades. The deal aims to enhance Cyprus's maritime security capabilities in the Eastern Mediterranean. The cost and delivery timeline were not disclosed.Health · 7h agoIsrael Experiences Early Start to Seasonal Flu OutbreakIsrael is facing an early seasonal flu outbreak, with increased virus detection in hospitalized patients. Children, who represent 20-30% of annual cases, are the main source of infection. The Ministry of Health recommends vaccination for all individuals over six months old to reduce severe illness and complications.Health · 8h ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsrael's Health Ministry Bans Hair Straightener After Woman HospitalizedIsrael's Ministry of Health has banned the hair straightening product "Revival Miracle" after a woman was hospitalized following its use. The product, manufactured by P.R.Colordesign, was found to be sold without a license and contains the prohibited ingredient glyoxylic acid. The ministry warns of health risks, including potential kidney damage, and urges immediate cessation of its use. Investigations are ongoing, and the public is advised to seek medical help for any adverse symptoms.Security · 8h agoIsrael Forces Eliminate Hamas Operatives, Uncover Underground StructureIsraeli forces eliminated two key Hamas operatives in Gaza and uncovered a 15-meter deep underground structure near Hebron following a deadly attack. The operations targeted militants involved in terror plans and efforts to rebuild Hamas's capabilities. Forces also engaged three militants emerging from a tunnel in Khan Yunis, Gaza, with secondary explosions suggesting explosives were present.Politics · 10h ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Offers Free Public Transport for Election DayOn October 27, 2026, Israel will offer free public transportation on election day. Intercity buses over 15 km and all trains will be free, while urban buses and shorter intercity routes will remain paid. Passengers need special tickets for trains and pre-registration for travel to Eilat. Many bus routes will run on a reduced schedule, with some cancellations. Passengers are urged to check specific route details and schedules in advance.Economy · 12d agoIsrael's National Insurance Institute Announces October Payment Schedule and Contribution DeadlinesIsrael's National Insurance Institute (Bituah Leumi) will issue unemployment and subsistence benefits on October 12, child benefits on October 20, and long-term benefits on October 28. A separate deadline of October 15 requires employers and the self-employed to pay insurance contributions. If benefits are not received, individuals should check their online accounts and bank details. Bituah Leumi can be contacted for further assistance.Health · 12d ago · also in 9 newsroomsInfant Hospitalized in Jerusalem With Severe Bacterial MeningitisA six-month-old infant in Jerusalem was hospitalized with bacterial meningitis caused by Haemophilus influenzae type B after not receiving vaccinations. The child is now in stable condition in intensive care at Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Doctors are treating the infant with antibiotics and noted the potential for severe complications from the infection. The case highlights the risks of unvaccinated infants contracting preventable diseases.Security · 12d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Condemns Dutch Ban on Fans for Football MatchIsrael has strongly condemned the Netherlands' decision to ban Israeli fans from attending a football match between Hapoel Be'er Sheva and AZ Alkmaar on October 15 in Alkmaar, citing security concerns. Israel's Foreign Ministry called the ban unfair and linked it to rising antisemitism in the Netherlands, recalling past attacks on Israeli fans. Despite the ban, two anti-Israel demonstrations are planned. This is the second recent instance of Hapoel Be'er Sheva facing such a fan ban, following a similar situation in Belgium.Politics · 12d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's National Insurance Begins Heating Allowance Payments of 664 ShekelsIsrael's National Insurance Institute is disbursing a 664 shekel heating allowance to eligible low-income elderly Israelis by the end of October. The payment is automatic for those receiving specific pension supplements and meeting income criteria. In October 2025, over 304,000 individuals received a similar allowance. The payment aims to help vulnerable populations cope with heating costs, which are linked to significant health risks in colder indoor environments.Security · 12d ago · also in 17 newsroomsTel Aviv Building Collapse: Three Workers Rescued from RubbleA section of a four-story residential building collapsed in central Tel Aviv during renovation work on Tuesday. Three construction workers were rescued from the rubble by firefighters and rescue teams. The incident occurred at the intersection of Nahalat Binyamin Street and Rothschild Boulevard, and the cause is under investigation. Emergency services secured the area and continue to search for potential victims.Politics · 12d agoQatar Unveils 12-Month Public Diplomacy Strategy Amid Trust DeficitQatar has launched a 12-month public diplomacy strategy to bridge the gap between its international role and public perception, aiming for greater transparency and accountability. The plan includes independent research, audits of humanitarian aid, and open dialogues to address concerns about its mediation, Hamas contacts, and financing. Key initiatives involve publishing documents, conducting candid interviews, and engaging with international experts to build verifiable trust.Security · 12d agoHouthis Secretly Assemble Iranian Super-Rockets From Chinese Parts, Israel TargetedThe Houthi group is reportedly assembling its own version of Iran's "Khyber Shekan" ballistic missile using components imported from China. Yemeni authorities intercepted a shipment of these parts, which included custom-made engine components and stabilizing fins. This method allows the Houthis to bypass international interdiction of complete weapons from Iran and highlights China's role in supplying dual-use materials.Security · 12d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIsraeli Knesset Speaker Doubts Netanyahu Met Egyptian Spy Chief Before Oct. 7Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana believes Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel met a security official, not Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during a pre-Oct. 7 visit. Netanyahu confirmed Kamel's plane landed but denied a personal meeting, citing a memorial ceremony. Israel Hayom reported the delegation warned of Gaza's volatility. The outlet also noted Netanyahu's prior meetings with foreign intelligence heads.Security · 12d agoIDF Eliminates Hamas Commander Involved in Hostage HoldingThe IDF eliminated Hamas military wing commander Mumen Salamah Ay in an airstrike in the Gaza City area on October 13. Ay was involved in holding hostages during the war and was planning attacks against Israelis. The IDF stated the strike was to neutralize an immediate threat, with measures taken to protect civilians.Security · 12d agoTrump Threatens Iran With New Hard Strike, Citing 'Enough'U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Iran with a "hard strike" and stated "we have had enough" during an October 13 campaign rally in Alaska. He vowed to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, claiming the country was two weeks away from developing a bomb. The threats coincide with Iran reportedly using new tactics to disrupt shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to influence oil prices and U.S. elections.Tech · 12d agoMicrosoft Restructures Israeli Unit, Affecting AI DevelopersMicrosoft is restructuring its Israeli division, affecting the Copilot Studio team responsible for AI agent development. While most employees will be reassigned, some layoffs are expected. The changes are part of a global corporate reorganization and Microsoft's expansion in AI. The company stated it is committed to supporting affected employees.Weather · 13d agoIsrael's Summer Lingers With Warm October Weather, Rain Expected LaterIsrael will experience warm weather on Wednesday, October 14, with temperatures in the high 20s and low 30s Celsius. Rain and cooler temperatures are forecast to arrive by Friday, October 16, with a more autumnal pattern expected over the weekend. Water temperatures in the seas and lakes remain warm.Security · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsWidow Explains Military Expert Grigory Tamar's SuicideLilia Tamar, widow of Israeli military expert Grigory Tamar, stated his October 13 suicide in Jerusalem was due to personal reasons, not his work. The 54-year-old was found with a pistol in his apartment. Lilia Tamar, a professional analyst, plans to continue his YouTube channel, "Grigory Tamar," which had 171,000 subscribers, to discuss important issues they both believed needed addressing.Security · 13d agoIsrael Mandates Muslim Pilot Ban, But Author Claims It Won't Stop ThreatsIsrael has reportedly ordered Air France and British Airways to ban Muslim pilots from countries without diplomatic ties from flying to Israel. The author contends this directive is ineffective, as radicalization is easier in France and the UK, and many individuals of Arab and Pakistani descent there hold anti-Israel views. The article suggests that only thorough Mossad vetting of all pilots can ensure Israel's security against potential threats from these pilots.Politics · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomUAE Rejects Israel's Offer to Host Embassy in JerusalemThe United Arab Emirates has declined Israel's recent proposal to establish its embassy in Jerusalem, citing the city's sensitive status. While the UAE seeks to deepen cooperation with Israel, it is not ready for a symbolic move that could cause backlash in the Arab world. This comes as plans for a permanent UAE embassy in Herzliya, Israel, are progressing, indicating continued commitment to bilateral relations. The two nations established diplomatic ties in 2020 under the Abraham Accords.Security · 13d agoIranian Consul Created "New People" to Save Jews in Occupied ParisIn occupied Paris during WWII, Iranian Consul Abdol Hossein Sardari created a new classification for Persian Jews, calling them "Jughuti" and defining them as Persians of "Mosaic faith" rather than Jewish by blood. This allowed him to issue Iranian passports, saving hundreds of families from Nazi persecution. Despite his actions, Yad Vashem did not recognize him as a Righteous Among the Nations, and he died in poverty.Security · 13d ago · also in 5 newsroomsNetanyahu Pushed Trump for Iran Strike Before Israeli ElectionsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly urged U.S. President Donald Trump to launch military strikes against Iran before Israel's October 27 elections, citing Iran's nuclear program. While Trump initially seemed open, his enthusiasm reportedly waned. The Pentagon is preparing for potential operations, but no final decision has been made. The U.S. President stated no action would occur before the November 3 U.S. midterm elections, though military forces remain on alert.World · 13d ago · also in 3 newsroomsArgentina Takes Falklands Oil Dispute to UN Maritime TribunalArgentina has taken its dispute over the Sea Lion oil field near the Falkland Islands to the UN International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. The $2.2 billion project involves Israel's Navitas Petroleum and Britain's Rockhopper Exploration. Argentina claims sovereign rights, while the UK rejects these claims and supports the islands' right to develop their resources. The dispute follows previous Argentine sanctions against companies involved, including Navitas and several Israeli financial firms.Security · 13d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNetanyahu Warns Enemies Against Testing Israel Ahead of ElectionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel's enemies against testing the country during the pre-election period, stating Israel is prepared for any scenario. He visited the demarcation line near Tulkarm on October 13, asserting Israel's continued military control over the area. While the IDF has no intelligence of specific threats like "turning of the barrels," it has presented escalation plans. Netanyahu vowed to maintain Israeli control from the Jordan River to the sea, amidst heightened political rhetoric ahead of the October 27 elections.More from Channel 9