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Language and baseHebrew · Neve IlanFounded 2008
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Mako's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the United States, the police and Hamas its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Security · 1h ago · also in 2 newsroomsOctober 7th Families Warn of Coalition-Linked Attempts to Disrupt Memorial RallyThe "October Council" warned Police Commissioner Dani Levi of alleged coalition-linked attempts to disrupt a Saturday memorial rally in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square. The rally calls for a state inquiry into the October 7th attacks. The council requested increased police presence to prevent provocations. Thousands are expected to attend the civilian event, which will feature musical performances and speeches.Security · 3h ago · also in 1 newsroomUFC Champion Sean Strickland Praises Israeli Fighter Ilai BarzilaiUFC Champion Sean Strickland praised Israeli MMA fighter Ilai Barzilai in a social media video, calling him "the hope, the last Jew standing." This comes despite Strickland's past anti-Israel posts. Barzilai has trained with Strickland for years, and Strickland is also friends with another Israeli, Shimon Smotritzky. Strickland's previous anti-Israel sentiments have angered fans.Security · 15h ago · also in 15 newsroomsSecurity Forces Launch Hebron Operation After Deadly AttackFollowing a deadly attack, the IDF and Shin Bet launched a multi-day counter-terrorism operation in Hebron, targeting terrorist infrastructure and interrogating suspects. The operation, involving multiple security branches, aims to apprehend those responsible for the attack and prevent future incidents. Residents can leave the area after security checks, while illegal structures are being dismantled.Security · 17h agoIsraeli Businessman Attacked in Los Angeles, Rolex StolenIsraeli businessman Ronen Ward was violently attacked and robbed of a $50,000 Rolex watch outside his Los Angeles business on Wednesday. Ward sustained head injuries and told his assailants to take the watch, but they continued to assault him. Security footage reportedly shows the attack, and police are investigating. Ward's son noted the suspects were seen loitering before the incident.Security · 18h ago · also in 1 newsroomIran Expands Secret Underground Air Base Despite AttacksIran is actively repairing and expanding its secret underground "Eagle 44" air base despite multiple attacks during the war with the U.S. and Israel. New satellite images show ongoing construction of taxiways and runway clearing, though two support buildings are destroyed and the interior of the mountain complex is unconfirmed. The base, designed for aircraft and drones, was reportedly hit at least three times, but Iran continues to invest in its restoration and other underground military sites.Security · 18h agoQatarGate Case: Security Charges Possible Against Netanyahu AidesThe QatarGate investigation has advanced with the Mossad completing its assessment, which has been passed to the Shin Bet for a final security review. This development may lead to security-related charges against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aides, Yonatan Urich and Eli Fuldstein, pending a hearing. The case involves suspicions of advancing Qatari interests in Israel during wartime, potentially impacting national security. A final decision on indictments rests with the Attorney General.Security · 20h ago · also in 8 newsroomsWoman Critically Injured in Stabbing; Partner Arrested in Kiryat HaimA woman was critically injured in a stabbing in Kiryat Haim on Friday, with police suspecting her partner is responsible. Officers arrested the partner after responding to a report of severe violence at the apartment. Investigators are collecting evidence to determine the circumstances of the incident, which remains under investigation.Security · 20h ago · also in 5 newsroomsUS Envoy Suggests Iran Attack Possible This WeekendU.S. Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack indicated an attack on Iran might happen this weekend, while also stating the U.S. is open to a deal. Iran anticipates an Israeli or U.S. attack soon, possibly before elections, and is preparing for it. Israeli security forces are concerned about miscalculation and potential escalation, preferring economic pressure over immediate military action.Security · 23h ago · also in 4 newsroomsNational League Soccer Player Arrested on Suspicion of Domestic ViolenceA National League soccer player was arrested on Friday by Coastal District police on suspicion of domestic violence. The complaint reportedly came from neighbors, not his wife. After several hours of investigation, the player was released with restrictive conditions as the Sabbath began. He has a history of playing in the Premier League.Security · 23h ago · also in 16 newsroomsTwo IDF Soldiers Killed in Junction Attack Near HebronTwo IDF soldiers, Sgt. Maj. Ron Yonatan Reitman and Sgt. Yuval Shai Suilam, were killed in a shooting attack at Yehuda Junction near Hebron on Friday. Three other soldiers were injured. Security forces believe the attackers, who were killed, were thwarted from carrying out a larger attack. Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered a lockdown of Hebron and preparations for a West Bank closure.Security · 1d agoEx-Arsenal Star Mesut Özil Calls for Boycott of Israeli FootballFormer Arsenal player Mesut Özil has called for a boycott of Israeli football, citing a double standard in FIFA's sanctions against Russia. Speaking at a friendly match, Özil questioned why Russian teams are sanctioned while Israeli teams are not. The head of Istanbul Başakşehir's basketball club, Göksel Gümüşdağ, supported this view, calling the sanctions on Russia excessive and arguing for football's separation from politics.Security · 1d agoMinister Mei Golan Questioned Over Alleged Misuse of $22,000 in DonationsMinister Mei Golan was interrogated for a second day by Lahav 433 investigators over allegations of misusing $22,000 in donations for personal expenses. She denied the claims, presenting documents to support her innocence, while investigators cited testimonies and recordings from her associates and office. The investigation, prompted by a news report, is ongoing, with Golan expected to undergo further questioning before the case is sent to the prosecution.Security · 1d agoMaccabi Tel Aviv Weighs Move to Cyprus Amid Hopes for Return to IsraelMaccabi Tel Aviv is preparing to move its home EuroLeague games to Cyprus due to the ongoing security situation in Israel. The team is awaiting a decision from the EuroLeague, expected next week, on whether games can return to Israel. If not, the move to Cyprus involves significant logistical challenges, including specialized equipment and security. The club is planning for all possibilities as they await the final decision.Security · 1d agoIDF Foils Major Terror Attack, Eliminates Gunmen After Exchange of FireThe Israeli military thwarted a major terror attack, estimating the gunmen were en route to a larger assault when soldiers intervened. Five Israelis were wounded, two critically, during an exchange of fire that resulted in the terrorists' elimination. Authorities are investigating the cell's ties to larger terror networks and the potential involvement of a foreign photographer.Security · 1d agoIDF Arrests Haredi Draft Dodger in Jerusalem Undercover OperationThe Military Police arrested a Haredi draft dodger in Jerusalem on Wednesday using a ruse, with the entire incident captured on camera. This proactive arrest occurred after Legal Advisor Gali Baharav-Miara reported 110,000 draft dodgers, mostly Haredi. Haredi organizations criticized the silence of Haredi lawmakers and media, promising a protest.Security · 1d agoRayo Vallecano Fans Plan Protest Ahead of Elche MatchRayo Vallecano fans plan to protest against club management by throwing 8,500 rubber balls onto the field and refusing to play the first minute of their upcoming match against Elche. The team, coached by Roy Revivo, is struggling in the league and faces potential sanctions including a technical loss. Club management has met with fans demanding an apology and lower ticket prices.Security · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsTwo IDF Soldiers Killed Foiling Major Terror Attack Near HebronTwo IDF soldiers, Staff Sergeant Ron Yona Reitman and Sergeant Yuval Shai Suilem, were killed and three others wounded in a firefight with terrorists near the Yehuda Junction, south of Hebron. The IDF believes the soldiers' actions prevented a major attack on Israeli civilians. Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered an immediate lockdown on Hebron and preparations for a full closure of Judea and Samaria following the incident.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsFamilies of Oct. 7 Victims Sue Meta for Over $1 BillionFamilies of victims from the October 7th Hamas attacks have filed a lawsuit against Meta, seeking over 4 billion shekels for alleged negligence in removing graphic videos of the atrocities. One family member discovered a video of her grandmother's murder on Facebook, highlighting the platform's slow response. The lawsuit aims to prevent future incidents by holding Meta accountable for content moderation failures. Meta stated they have dedicated teams working to remove violating content.Security · 1d agoVanity Fair Report Links Jared Kushner to Secret Billions from Gulf StatesA Vanity Fair investigation alleges that Jared Kushner was involved in secret financial dealings with Gulf states, including the transfer of billions of dollars. Dutch intelligence reportedly tracked Kushner's phone, uncovering a UAE bank account with approximately $750 million and another in Israel allegedly receiving $1 billion. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly encouraged Kushner to deposit the latter sum into an Israeli bank. Kushner has strongly denied all claims, calling them "completely untrue."Security · 1d agoHapoel Ironi Tiberias Prepares for Maccabi Netanya Amidst Legal TurmoilHapoel Ironi Tiberias will host Maccabi Netanya on Saturday, with the team attempting to focus on the game despite recent legal troubles. Several club officials were arrested this week in connection with an investigation, and the team faces a potential points deduction. Despite the off-field issues, key players have returned from injury, and the team is determined to secure a win.Security · 1d ago · also in 6 newsroomsNetanyahu Accuses Russia of Online Campaign to 'Poison' US Right, Moscow Responds AngrilyPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Russia and Vladimir Putin's associate Alexander Dugin of running an online campaign to "poison" the American right wing with antisemitic content. Russia's Foreign Ministry called the accusations "ridiculous" and expressed embarrassment, while recalling a past offer for cyber cooperation that was not accepted by Israel.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHapoel Be'er Sheva Coach Criticizes Team's Physical Decline After Heavy LossHapoel Be'er Sheva was defeated 4-0 by Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League, prompting coach Ran Kochav to criticize the team's physical performance and lack of intensity. Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano admitted the result was poor but believes the experience will ultimately benefit the team. The loss leaves Hapoel Be'er Sheva with one point in the competition and comes before a significant domestic game.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsHapoel Beer Sheva Crumbles to 4-0 Defeat Against Union Saint-GilloiseHapoel Beer Sheva was heavily defeated 4-0 by Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League on Thursday. The Israeli team struggled in the second half and remains winless in the competition, while Saint-Gilloise secured a strong position in the group. Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano made 11 saves to prevent an even larger deficit. Beer Sheva now turns its attention to a crucial domestic match against Maccabi Haifa on Monday.Security · 1d agoIsrael Security Forces Foil Foreign Election Interference AttemptIsrael's security forces have thwarted a foreign attempt to interfere in the upcoming elections using fake social media profiles and false posts. The Shin Bet dismantled the online network, while the IDF imposed a travel ban on combat units and reinforced troops in the West Bank. These measures aim to ensure the integrity and security of the election process against external manipulation.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomGreece Prepares for Subsea Power Cable Project Amid Turkish TensionsGreece is moving forward with its Interconnector subsea power cable project linking it to Cyprus and Israel, prompting conflicting maritime warnings from Turkey. A French survey ship is set to begin work south of Crete, an area claimed by both Greece and Turkey, raising fears of military confrontation. Turkey opposes the project due to its conflict with its "Blue Homeland" doctrine and a disputed maritime border agreement. Greece, bolstered by recent defense acquisitions, appears more resolute this time, potentially involving the US and France.Security · 1d agoTeen Charged in Homophobic Attack on Man in Tel Aviv's Jaffa PortPolice have indicted a minor for a homophobic assault in Tel Aviv's Jaffa Port where victim Idan was surrounded and beaten. The attack, which occurred after a concert, escalated from homophobic slurs to a violent assault involving multiple individuals. Footage shows the group attacking Idan, who reported attempts to stab him with a broken bottle. A 17-year-old suspect's detention was extended.Security · 1d agoForeign Influence Operations Targeting Israeli Elections RevealedA new report by the Institute for National Security Studies reveals foreign influence operations by Iran, Russia, and the ISNAD network targeting Israeli elections. Their main goal is to erode public trust in institutions and deepen societal divisions, not to favor specific parties. These operations exploit existing disputes and utilize social media platforms like X to spread divisive content. The report warns of potential combined cyberattacks and influence campaigns, and the Israeli Internet Association is enhancing its safe internet hotline to combat voter deception.Security · 1d agoGreek Bribery Probe Links Monaco-Related Referee to Match-Fixing AllegationsA Greek match-fixing investigation has reportedly linked former referee Elias Koromilas to a 2021 EuroCup final bribery attempt. According to testimony from Ukrainian referee Mykola Ambrosov, Koromilas allegedly accepted a 10,000 euro bribe, and implicated referee Boris Ryzhik. Ambrosov provided Greek authorities with a recording of a phone call as evidence, which could incriminate both referees.Security · 1d agoEx-Boyfriend Arrested for Arson at Ex-Girlfriend's WorkplaceA man from Rehovot was arrested and indicted for allegedly setting fire to his ex-girlfriend's workplace in central Israel early one morning. Security footage captured him smashing glass doors, pouring gasoline, and fleeing the scene as the business burned. The arson is believed to be an act of revenge for their breakup, and no employees were injured.Security · 1d agoRayo Vallecano Fans Threaten Match Disruption Over Club ManagementRayo Vallecano fans are planning a major protest against club president Raúl Pérez during their upcoming Spanish League match against Elche, potentially leading to the game's suspension. The protest involves throwing thousands of replica season tickets and rubber balls onto the field, with a threat of pitch invasion if necessary. This follows a similar disruption two weeks ago that resulted in fines and stadium sanctions for Rayo.More from Mako