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Analyst Sparks Outrage by Claiming Right-Wing Voters Can't Do MathPolitics · 56m agoReporter Accuses Channel 14 of Favoring Netanyahu's Likud PartyPolitics · 1h agoChannel 14 Exit Poll Drama: Lieberman's Party Eliminated, Right Bloc GainsPolitics · 1h agoBig stories Ice skipped
Gun Theft at Givat Shmuel School Sparks Parental PanicCovered by 23 newsroomsIsrael's Election Day: Voting Hours, Free Transport, and Weather ForecastCovered by 22 newsroomsRecord Turnout in Israeli Elections: 77.7% Voted by Poll ClosingCovered by 16 newsroomsLatest from Ice
Security · 4h agoNetanyahu Aide Yonatan Urikh Heckled While VotingYonatan Urikh, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was verbally attacked by citizens while voting for the upcoming Knesset elections, being called a "traitor" and "war criminal." Urikh, who is also facing charges related to classified documents and is under investigation for alleged ties to Qatari interests, continued to vote without reacting to the insults. The article details his legal troubles and financial dealings, including payments received from a company involved in promoting Qatar.Security · 5h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Singer Lina Makhoul Performs at Pro-Palestine Concert in DublinSinger Lina Makhoul, winner of "The Voice Israel" in 2013, performed at a large "Free Palestine" concert in Dublin organized by rapper Macklemore. The event, attended by 13,000 people, featured speeches by actor Liam Cunningham and performances by artists like Hozier and Kneecap. Proceeds from the concert will be donated to organizations supporting Palestinians in Gaza. Makhoul introduced herself as being from "occupied Palestine."Security · 6h agoIsraeli Arrested in Thailand on Drug and Voyeurism ChargesA 54-year-old Israeli man was arrested in Bangkok, Thailand, on charges of drug possession, intent to traffic, and secretly filming women. Police found drugs and secretly filmed videos on his phone. He had also overstayed his visa by over 2,000 days. The arrest coincides with Thailand's recent tightening of regulations for tourists, including increased fees and a reduced visa-free period.Security · 6h ago · also in 2 newsroomsSinger Ofer Levi Admits to Inciting Violence in Police InvestigationSinger Ofer Levi was investigated and admitted to publishing a video inciting violence and murder against political opponents. The 62-year-old artist initially claimed the video was an AI-generated fake but later confessed during police questioning. He was released under restrictive conditions, and police vowed to act against incitement.Security · 11h ago · also in 23 newsroomsMan With Knife Arrested Near Israeli Politician Yair Golan on Election DayPolice in Tel Aviv arrested a man carrying a knife near Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats party, on Election Day. The suspect, a Jerusalem resident in his 20s, was apprehended at Mesila Park after officers noticed a suspicious object under his coat. Authorities confirmed no stabbing attempt occurred, and the investigation into the man's motives is ongoing.Security · 12h ago · also in 3 newsroomsMaccabi Tel Aviv Player Issouf Sissoko Targeted by Spanish Club LevanteSpanish club Levante is preparing a €3 million offer for Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Issouf Sissoko, aiming for a January transfer. The 24-year-old has become a key player for Maccabi since joining in 2024. Sporting Braga is also reportedly interested in Sissoko. Maccabi Tel Aviv has a history of profitable player sales.Security · 12h ago · also in 5 newsroomsChannel 14 Reporter Attacked Live During Election Day BroadcastChannel 14 reporter Gal Tobi was attacked and harassed while reporting live from Haifa on election day, with the reporter stating the incident was solely because she works for Channel 14. The attack drew condemnation from Channel 14 hosts Yinon Magal and Tal Meir, who blamed left-wing activists and leaders. The article details a pattern of alleged harassment and violence against Channel 14 reporters, as well as similar incidents targeting crews from other Israeli news outlets.Security · 13h ago · also in 5 newsroomsChannel 14 Anchor Links Reporter Harassment to Left-Wing LeadersChannel 14 anchor Tal Meir condemned the harassment of reporter Gal Tobi in Haifa, blaming left-wing leaders like Yair Golan for emboldening attackers. Meir warned that the incident is a preview of potential post-election unrest if the left wins. Tobi was physically and verbally harassed by a man while reporting, allegedly due to her affiliation with Channel 14. The network has a history of its reporters facing similar incidents.Security · 13h ago · also in 4 newsroomsSinger Calls for Execution of Left-Wing SupportersIsraeli singer Ofer Levi posted a video on election day calling for the execution of left-wing supporters, labeling them "terrorists" and "enemies of the state." He also threatened to "take the law into our own hands" if his preferred political outcome was not achieved. The remarks have caused widespread outrage, with calls for a criminal investigation into incitement to violence.Security · 16h ago · also in 5 newsroomsChannel 14 Reporter Attacked During Live Broadcast, Says She's 'On the Verge of Tears'Channel 14 reporter Gal Tobi was attacked and harassed while reporting live from Haifa on election day, stating the incident was due to her employer. The network's presenter blamed "violent" left-wing activists and leaders for encouraging such attacks. The incident is part of a larger trend of violence against Channel 14 journalists, though the report acknowledges similar attacks affect reporters from various Israeli media outlets.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomFour Arrested in Alleged Extortion Plot Against Israeli BusinessmanFour suspects, allegedly from the Abu Ghanem family, were arrested on suspicion of extorting businessman Alon Elgali through threats, gunfire, and grenade attacks. The incidents aimed to force Elgali's company out of a construction project. The arrests follow a year of significant fires at Elgali's home and horse farm, now viewed in light of the alleged extortion. The suspects' detention was extended, and their lawyer denies the charges.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNetanyahu Election Win Could Lead to Chief of Staff's Dismissal, Report ClaimsSources suggest a potential conflict between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over military preparations concerning Iran. If Netanyahu forms the next government, Zamir's tenure as Chief of Staff is reportedly at risk. Defense Minister Israel Katz has strongly denied these claims, calling them false and politically motivated. Former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot stated Zamir will only leave his post as legally stipulated.Security · 1d agoChannel 12 Report on Netanyahu-Zamir Tensions Called 'Absolute Lie' by Yinon MagalChannel 14 host Yinon Magal vehemently denied a Channel 12 report alleging Prime Minister Netanyahu might dismiss Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, calling it a "complete lie" aimed at influencing elections. Magal stated he spoke with sources close to Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz who denied any such intention. The report, by Yaron Avraham and Nitzan Shapira, suggested Zamir's position was precarious under a potential future Netanyahu government. Magal urged voters to disregard the report and cast their ballots.Security · 1d agoTV Personality Backs Reporter's Iran Action Controversy StoryTV personality Ophira Assayag praised News 12 reporter Yaron Avraham for his story on a dispute between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over a potential Iran operation. Assayag emphasized the importance of investigative journalism asking tough questions, especially concerning military actions. The report, which surfaced before elections, detailed Zamir's request for clarification and legal backing for the operation. Netanyahu denied the dispute, accusing others of trying to obscure his claims about Iranian election interference.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsSinger's Brother Sued for Half a Million Shekels After Wedding BrawlGal Adam, brother of singer Omer Adam, is being sued for NIS 500,000 by a wedding guest who claims he was assaulted by Adam and others. The guest alleges he was beaten after a dispute over a photo, suffering physical and psychological harm. His lawyer has demanded compensation and threatened legal action if no settlement is reached within 14 days. Security footage has been requested, and eyewitnesses identified. This follows a previous violent incident at the same wedding involving Gal and Roi Adam.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomUnited Airlines Flight Returns to Las Vegas After Passenger Threatens HijackingA United Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Newark returned to Las Vegas after a flight attendant reported a passenger threatened to hijack the plane via text message. The aircraft, carrying 150 passengers, landed safely and the suspect was apprehended by U.S. Marshals. Passengers were delayed over eight hours. The incident is the latest in a series of aviation security concerns.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsHealth Ministry Urges Israelis to Reconsider Travel to Africa Amid Ebola OutbreakIsrael's Ministry of Health is advising Israelis to reconsider travel to Africa due to an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has caused thousands of deaths. The ministry recommends avoiding non-essential travel to several African nations, including the DRC and its neighbors, and urges those who do travel to Kenya or Nigeria to seek medical advice and follow safety protocols. Returning travelers with symptoms must self-isolate and contact health authorities.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsHair Straightener Product Pulled From Shelves After Woman HospitalizedIsrael's Ministry of Health has warned the public against using the hair straightening product Revival Miracle after a woman was hospitalized. The ministry has ordered an immediate stop to its sale and use, as it is allegedly sold without a license and contains the banned ingredient glyoxylic acid. This follows a similar incident in July 2026 involving another product, LEGEND, which also led to hospitalization.Security · 1d ago · also in 13 newsroomsMassive Tax Authority Fraud Scheme Uncovered, Over $20 Million EmbezzledA large-scale fraud totaling over 80 million shekels has been uncovered at Israel's Tax Authority, leading to the investigation of 11 suspects, including former senior officials. The suspects are accused of bribery, fraud, and money laundering, allegedly embezzling funds from the state. The case file has been transferred to prosecutors for review, while a separate tax refund fraud case involving hundreds of thousands of shekels was also recently exposed.Security · 1d agoEx-AG Mandelblit Admits Potential Error in Netanyahu Investigation ApprovalsFormer Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit admitted a potential mistake during his testimony in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial, regarding approvals for investigations. Mandelblit struggled to provide documented proof for placing Netanyahu under caution in Case 2000 before January 5, 2017, stating "It was probably a mistake." Netanyahu's lawyer also pointed out discrepancies in the caution wording. While Mandelblit acknowledged pressure and leaks, he maintained they didn't affect his judgment, though the defense may use these points to argue procedural flaws.Security · 1d agoChannel 14 Requires Staff to Sign Secrecy Agreements Ahead of Election PollsChannel 14 is requiring employees to sign strict secrecy agreements, including polygraph tests, to prevent leaks of its upcoming election poll results. The agreement prohibits sharing data with unauthorized individuals and using it for personal gain, with violations potentially leading to termination. Channel 14's poll director, Shlomo Filber, has also publicly criticized rival channels' poll results, which show significantly fewer seats for the Likud party.Security · 1d agoHadash MK Met with Terror Group Leaders, Investigation ClaimsAn investigation by 'Ad Kan' alleges close ties between senior Hadash party officials and leaders of Palestinian terror groups, the DFLP and PFLP. A key event cited is a July 2026 conference in Ramallah attended by MK Aida Touma-Sliman and DFLP official Ramzi Rabah. The DFLP has a history of attacks, including the 1974 Ma'alot massacre. 'Ad Kan' claims these meetings reveal a long-standing, close relationship between the parties, which they deem "unthinkable" given Hadash's Knesset representation.Security · 1d agoJaffa Restaurant Seeks to Overturn 30-Day Closure OrderThe owners of the "HaZaken VeHaYam" restaurant in Jaffa Port are petitioning a Tel Aviv court to lift a 30-day closure order issued by Israeli police. The closure was due to suspected employment of illegal workers, an issue the restaurant has faced multiple times previously. Owners claim they have implemented new oversight measures and that the closure causes significant financial harm to the business and its 100 employees.Security · 1d ago · also in 13 newsroomsIsraeli Lawyer Arrested for Alleged Contact with Foreign AgentAn Israeli lawyer has been indicted for allegedly contacting a foreign agent and obstructing justice, following an arrest made by the Shin Bet and Israel Police. While details remain classified, the indictment was filed in Lod, with a request for her detention. The charges stem from alleged contact with an individual acting for a foreign entity or terrorist organization, a serious offense under Israeli law.Security · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsElbit Systems Secures $200 Million in Asian-Pacific ContractsElbit Systems has secured new contracts worth approximately $200 million from an Asia-Pacific country for intelligence gathering and observation systems. The deal includes the SPECTRO-12 system, which can be mounted on various platforms for day and night surveillance. The company attributes its success to Israel's combat experience, which informs its product development and market relevance. This contract is part of over $3.98 billion in deals announced by Elbit Systems in recent months.Security · 1d agoBig Brother Star Suspected of Violence Has Detention ExtendedA "Big Brother" reality show contestant's detention was extended by three days by a Tel Aviv court amid an investigation into alleged severe violence against his former girlfriend, Yana Aronov. The two had a tense confrontation at a police station, with conflicting accounts of an incident that allegedly resulted in Aronov's broken arm. Security footage is being collected as the investigation continues into their reportedly toxic and violent relationship.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsStar Pulls Gun After Grenade Tossed at RestaurantA stun grenade was thrown at a crowded restaurant in Rishon LeZion on Sunday night, causing panic but no injuries. Musician Yoav Eliasi, present at the scene, drew his gun believing it was a terrorist attack before realizing it was a stun grenade. The perpetrator fled on a motorcycle, and police are investigating a potential underworld dispute as the motive.Security · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsElbit Systems Secures $200 Million in Contracts from Asia-Pacific NationElbit Systems has secured approximately $200 million in contracts from an Asia-Pacific country for intelligence gathering, surveillance, target acquisition, and aerial training solutions. The five-year contracts will involve supplying advanced SPECTRO-12 payloads for helicopters and support for live training systems. The announcement follows a recent decline in Elbit's stock value and its acquisition of a Canadian underwater robotics company.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomLeague Management Alters Toto Cup Final Ceremony to Prevent ClashesThe League Management has decided to alter the award ceremony for the upcoming Toto Cup final between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv. The losing team will immediately go to the locker room instead of receiving medals on the field to prevent potential clashes. This change aims to reduce security risks and avoid confrontations between rival fans and players. The decision comes amid a history of intense rivalries and security incidents surrounding the Tel Aviv derby matches.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNetanyahu Advisor Under Scrutiny for Millions in Foreign PaymentsYonatan Urich, a media advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reportedly received over 1.19 million shekels from a company working with foreign clients during nine months of 2024. The payments, for work including improving Qatar's image, are under investigation for potential conflicts of interest. Urich maintains he is an external consultant. The scrutiny adds to previous controversies involving the advisor.More from Ice