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Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 2014
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Now 14's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the Knesset, the police, the IDF and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Security · 15d agoSenior Analyst Claims Qatar and PA Tried to Influence Israeli ElectionsSenior Middle East analyst Yoni Ben Menachem claims Qatar and the Palestinian Authority attempted to influence Israeli elections. He alleges Qatar used bribery through Arab clan leaders, while the PA worked covertly to oust the right-wing government. Ben Menachem dismissed Qatar's denials as untrustworthy, citing its history of regional interference. He also warned of the security threat posed by the PA's armed forces.Security · 15d ago · also in 26 newsroomsBus Driver Killed, 24 Injured in Southern Israel CollisionA bus driver was killed and 24 people were injured in a collision between a bus and a tractor on Highway 25 in southern Israel. The bus was carrying a group of girls to a trip. Emergency services rescued trapped passengers and evacuated the injured to hospitals. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.Security · 15d agoCyclist Dies After Being Hit by Car on Route 4311A cyclist, around 60 years old, died Friday morning after being hit by a car on Route 4311 near Palmachim Beach. Emergency responders found him with severe head trauma and attempted resuscitation before transporting him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police are investigating the incident and questioning the driver.Security · 15d ago · also in 26 newsroomsDozens Injured in Southern Israel Bus-Tractor CollisionA serious bus and tractor collision on Highway 25 in southern Israel resulted in approximately 30 injured individuals, including children. Emergency services treated and evacuated 19 lightly injured people to local hospitals. Firefighters rescued trapped passengers from the bus, while police began investigating the crash. The highway was partially closed due to the incident.Security · 15d agoCyclist Critically Injured After Being Hit by Car Near Gan ShlomoA cyclist, around 60 years old, was critically injured on Friday morning after being hit by a car on Route 4311 near Gan Shlomo. Responders found him unconscious with severe head trauma and began resuscitation. He was transported to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Medical Center in critical condition.Security · 15d agoUS General Admits Leaking Iran Policy Secrets After Failing PolygraphsGeneral Brett Sylvia, a top US military planner, was dismissed after admitting to leaking classified information about US policy on Iran to two journalists. He confessed during an internal Pentagon investigation after failing four polygraph tests. The case has been handed over to the Department of Justice for potential prosecution. The leaks occurred during a sensitive period of US consideration for further military action against Iran.Security · 15d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Analyst Uncovers Iran's Secret Procurement NetworkAn Israeli analyst, Noam Binstock, working with 240 Analytics, uncovered a secret Iranian network of over 5,000 entities linked to the Ministry of Defense. This network has imported billions of dollars in military and industrial equipment, bypassing sanctions. The investigation revealed patterns in leaked banking documents, showing how Iran uses oil revenues for procurement. The findings highlight the complex challenges in enforcing sanctions against Tehran's military programs.Security · 16d agoTeenager Injured in Electric Scooter Accident in HerzliyaA 15-year-old girl was moderately injured in Herzliya on Tuesday evening after falling from an electric scooter. Emergency services treated her for a back injury and transported her to Meir Hospital. The incident occurred on Revivim Street.Security · 16d agoMotorcyclist Injured in Collision in Rishon LeZionA 35-year-old motorcyclist was moderately injured in a collision with a car on HaTkuma Street in Rishon LeZion on Thursday. Paramedics treated him at the scene before he was transported to the hospital in stable condition. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.Security · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomIran Claims Arrest of 19 Suspected of Ties to Israel and USIran's Ministry of Intelligence announced the arrest of 19 people in Sistan and Baluchestan province, alleging some have ties to Israel and the US and were involved in killing security forces. Three others are accused of gathering intelligence on military sites. The arrests follow recent armed clashes in the region, and authorities have not yet released evidence or the suspects' identities.Security · 16d agoElderly Man Stabbed in Haifa Violence IncidentA 74-year-old man was moderately injured after being stabbed on HaNevi'im Street in Haifa on Thursday evening. Emergency services treated him at the scene for penetrating wounds before transporting him to Rambam Hospital. His condition is stable.Security · 16d agoHaredi Journalist Arrested While Filming Police ConfrontationHaredi media personality David Kasht was arrested by undercover police on Highway 4 near Bnei Brak while filming a protest. Eyewitnesses allege his arrest was due to documenting police actions that could incriminate officers, though police have not confirmed the reason. The protest involved clashes, stun grenades, and injured demonstrators, and began over the arrest of a yeshiva student.Security · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBen-Gvir Accuses Police Chief of Bowing to Left, Using Haredim as ScapegoatsMinister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir fiercely criticized Police Commissioner Dany Levy over the violent dispersal of Haredi protesters on Highway 4. Ben-Gvir accused Levy of changing his stance to appease the left after the elections and using the Haredim as scapegoats. The clashes occurred during a protest against an army deserter's arrest, resulting in injured demonstrators and a police officer. Knesset Member Yaakov Asher also demanded an investigation into the police's actions.Security · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsShas Party Denounces Police Violence Against Haredi ProtestersThe Shas party strongly condemned alleged police violence against Haredi protesters, demanding an immediate investigation. The party released footage of protesters being evacuated by ambulance, claiming it shows excessive force and is a result of incitement against the Haredi community. Shas stated the incidents cannot be ignored and require a fundamental resolution.Security · 16d ago · also in 17 newsroomsIDF Soldier Charged with Espionage for IranAn IDF soldier has been indicted for allegedly spying for Iran for about a year, providing sensitive military information including details on bases and commanders. Arrested in September, the soldier reportedly received payment in cryptocurrency and was asked to install malicious apps. Security agencies called the case "extremely serious" and urged public vigilance.Security · 16d agoIsraeli Forces Destroy Terrorist Memorials Near HebronIsraeli forces destroyed structures and signs glorifying terrorists in the Hebron and Dura areas on Thursday. Security officials stated these symbols are key tools for incitement and encouraging attacks. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to maintain law and infrastructure in the region.Security · 16d ago · also in 7 newsroomsPolice Commissioner Accused of Appeasing Left Ahead of Potential Yair Golan AppointmentA senior police source criticized Police Commissioner Dani Levy for his handling of Haredi protests on Highway 4, alleging he is appeasing the left in anticipation of Yair Golan becoming Minister of National Security. The protests, against the arrest of an army deserter, involved clashes where police used stun grenades and demonstrators were injured. Knesset Member Yaakov Asher called for an investigation into the police's alleged excessive force. Police maintain the protesters were violent and injured an officer, necessitating the dispersal.Security · 16d agoHistory of Election Integrity Concerns in Arab CommunitiesA series of alleged election irregularities in Israel's Arab communities over the past decade, including ballot stuffing and voter impersonation, have raised concerns about electoral integrity. Despite numerous complaints and some polling station disqualifications, many investigations have reportedly concluded without clear outcomes or indictments. The recent "Ballot Box Terrorism" affair, involving arrests for alleged bribery, is seen as a critical test for law enforcement to address these persistent issues and restore public confidence in the electoral process.Security · 16d ago · also in 14 newsroomsClashes Erupt at Haredi Protest on Highway 4, Injuring DemonstratorsA Haredi protest against the arrest of an army-evading student on Highway 4 near Bnei Brak turned violent Thursday, with police using stun grenades and injuring demonstrators. Police declared the protest illegal, leading to clashes and significant traffic disruptions. The protest was sparked by the arrest of a yeshiva student in Jerusalem the previous week.Security · 16d agoWest Bank Roads to See Night Closures for Infrastructure WorkInfrastructure work will cause partial overnight closures on several main roads in the West Bank, including Routes 5, 60, 444, and 5571. The closures will occur between Thursday night and Friday morning, from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM, affecting various lanes and directions. Drivers should expect disruptions on these routes during the specified hours.Security · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomBicycle Handlebar Removed From Child's Knee in Complex RescueFirefighters in Hod Hasharon performed a complex rescue on Thursday to remove a bicycle handlebar that had become deeply embedded in a child's knee. The operation involved careful work with specialized tools and close collaboration with medical teams. The child was taken to the hospital for further treatment following the successful extraction.Security · 16d ago · also in 13 newsroomsShin Bet Clarifies Role in Foreign Election Interference ProbeThe Shin Bet has clarified its role in the investigation into alleged foreign interference in Israel's 26th Knesset elections. Director David Zini personally updated Prime Minister Netanyahu, Gadi Eisenkot, and Yair Lapid on the suspicions, with the approval of Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg. The agency confirmed the intelligence was gathered independently and not from political sources, emphasizing the investigation is ongoing and focused on individuals, not entire communities.Security · 16d agoPublic Demands Answers on Alleged Foreign Interference in ElectionsThe Israeli public is demanding answers and potentially new elections due to alleged foreign interference in the recent vote. The Shin Bet investigated suspicions of foreign intervention, while cash and Ra'am ballots were seized on election day. MK Gadi Eisenkot warned against political delays, but the article argues for transparency and accountability, stating that leadership must be chosen by citizens, not foreign powers like Qatar or Turkey.Security · 16d ago10-Year-Old Boy Injured in Serious Car-Bicycle Accident in NetanyaA 10-year-old boy was moderately injured in Netanya after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle on Alonim Street. Emergency services provided initial treatment at the scene before transporting him to Laniado Hospital. Eyewitnesses reported the incident involved a vehicle and the cyclist, with one bystander observing the boy's injuries potentially affecting his legs.Security · 16d agoShin Bet Confirms Serious Suspicions in Ra'am Election ProbeA senior Shin Bet official confirmed that suspicions in the "Ra'amgate" election affair are serious and warrant further investigation. News anchor Boaz Golan reported the official's statement, highlighting concerns of vote-buying and potential foreign interference. Golan urged the Central Elections Committee to halt the vote count and consider disqualifying the results if bribery is proven.Security · 16d agoGrieving Mother Claims Shin Bet Ignored Evidence of Terror FundingMeirav Hagag, mother of a fallen soldier, claims her organization provided the Shin Bet with over 1,000 pages of evidence years ago alleging financial ties between the Ra'am party and terror groups, but no action was taken. She criticized authorities for ignoring the information and fears the current "Ra'amgate" investigation will be similarly mishandled. Hagag also opposes Ra'am's participation in government due to these allegations.Security · 16d ago · also in 6 newsroomsNew Israeli Settlement Established in Northern SamariaA new Israeli settlement, 'Rom Gilboa,' was established in northern Samaria on Thursday in an area previously used for attacks on Kibbutz Merav. This is the 11th new settlement in the region in under a year and the third this week. The settlement is seen as a response to terrorism and part of a plan to establish 19 new settlements. Officials, including Minister Amichai Chikli and Council Head Yossi Dagan, attended the founding ceremony.Security · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMaccabi Tel Aviv to Host EuroLeague Derby Against Hapoel in CyprusMaccabi Tel Aviv will reportedly move its EuroLeague home games from Belgrade to Limassol, Cyprus, starting November 12. The first game will be a derby against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The team had been playing in Belgrade due to security concerns in Israel. Ticket details and pricing for the Cypriot venue have also been released.Security · 16d agoJewish Power MK Warns of Arab Riots if Ra'am Votes DisqualifiedIsraeli lawmaker Yitzhak Kroizer warned that disqualifying votes for the Ra'am party in the recent Knesset elections could incite Arab riots reminiscent of the "Guardian of the Walls" events. He urged the public to arm themselves in anticipation of potential unrest. The warning follows allegations of irregularities, including the distribution of fuel vouchers, during the elections.Security · 16d agoIran Claims Downing US Drone Amid Escalating Regional TensionsIran's Revolutionary Guard Corps claims to have shot down a U.S. drone off its southern coast near the Strait of Hormuz. This marks the 14th such drone the IRGC alleges to have downed in the area. The incident occurs amid rising tensions between Iran, the U.S., and Israel, following reported military actions and Iranian retaliations in late February.More from Now 14