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Israel's Cancer Care Funding Lags Behind Medical AdvancesHealth · 8h agoNetanyahu Urges Unity Government to Counter Existential ThreatsPolitics · 8h agoWeekend Habits Pose Risks for Heart Failure PatientsHealth · 11h agoBig stories Vesty skipped
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Health · 8h agoIsrael's Cancer Care Funding Lags Behind Medical AdvancesIsrael's state-funded health basket for cancer treatment faces a significant shortfall, with an annual budget of 650 million shekels unable to cover the estimated 3 billion shekels in applications for new drugs and technologies. This static funding struggles to keep pace with rapidly advancing medical costs and treatments, despite Israel having a modern oncology system. The author contrasts this with the dire situation in other countries, urging gratitude for accessible care.Politics · 8h agoNetanyahu Urges Unity Government to Counter Existential ThreatsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is urging Gadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming a government, to create a "national reconciliation government" that includes all parties supporting Israel's existence as a Jewish state. Netanyahu cited Iran's nuclear program as an existential threat that requires a broad coalition, not a narrow or terror-supported government. Eisenkot is actively engaged in coalition talks, meeting with party leaders and emphasizing his commitment to forming a stable government based on four core principles. The negotiations are ongoing, with Eisenkot yet to comment on specific partnerships.Politics · 9h ago · also in 1 newsroomLieberman Pivots to Ultra-Orthodox, Shunning Arab Parties for GovernmentAvigdor Lieberman, leader of Yisrael Beiteinu, is now willing to compromise with ultra-Orthodox parties to form a government, while rejecting reliance on Arab parties. This marks a shift from his 2019 stance, where he blocked Benjamin Netanyahu's government over the same issue. Lieberman's position is now seen as critical for the "bloc of change" to form a government, though his strategy contrasts with his voters' preferences. The situation remains fluid, with Netanyahu also advocating for a national unity government.General · 10h ago · also in 1 newsroomElderly Man Found Dead After Disappearing at Herzliya MarinaA 76-year-old man, Alexander Sorsher, was found dead at the Herzliya Marina on Saturday, November 14, after going missing earlier that day. Police suspect he fell into the water while fishing. A large-scale search operation involving marine police and volunteers located his body. Paramedics confirmed his death at the scene.Health · 11h agoWeekend Habits Pose Risks for Heart Failure PatientsIndividuals with heart failure face heightened risks during weekends due to disrupted routines, including dietary changes and reduced caregiver support, which can worsen symptoms like shortness of breath and swelling. Early detection and prompt medical intervention are crucial for managing the condition, which often progresses gradually and can be triggered by various factors. Advanced treatments exist, but continuous management and patient adherence to medication and lifestyle recommendations are vital, with home hospitalization offering an alternative care setting for suitable patients.Politics · 12h agoAnalyst: Netanyahu Knew of Qatar-Funded Anti-Egypt CampaignAnalyst Ksenia Svetlova stated that Prime Minister Netanyahu must have known about a Qatari-funded anti-Egypt campaign run from his office. She called the situation "extremely dangerous" and potentially treasonous. Svetlova also noted that Arab allies are anticipating Netanyahu's departure, viewing him as "toxic" and hoping for a more cooperative government.Security · 13h ago · also in 19 newsroomsGrenade Attack on Northern Israel Restaurant Kills Woman, Wounds ThreeA grenade attack on a restaurant in Kafr Mandi, northern Israel, on Saturday, November 14, killed a 60-year-old woman and injured three others. The victims were patrons of the restaurant and were wounded by shrapnel. Police are investigating the incident, with a preliminary theory suggesting a targeted attack gone wrong. This follows a series of similar grenade incidents in the area over the past month.Security · 14h ago · also in 2 newsroomsTel Aviv to Launch Fines for Unnecessary Car Horn Use in 2027Tel Aviv will begin fining drivers for unnecessary car horn use in early 2027, with penalties ranging from 250 to 1000 shekels. A new technological system using sensors and cameras will identify offenders, with human review before fines are issued. The initiative aims to reduce noise pollution and its associated health risks, following similar successful programs in Petah Tikva and international cities. The ultimate goal is to change driver behavior and improve urban quality of life.Security · 17h ago · also in 3 newsroomsTrump Signals Shift on Iran, Considering Gulf States as NegotiatorsU.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering transferring Iran negotiations concerning the Strait of Hormuz to Persian Gulf countries, despite ongoing attacks in the waterway. Trump stated the war with Iran is "effectively over" militarily but also warned of potential renewed military action. He has also instructed Vice President J.D. Vance to cease negotiations with Iran, citing bad faith. Meanwhile, Israeli military correspondent Ron Ben-Yishai warned of dire consequences for Israel if the U.S. withdraws forces and a potentially unfavorable deal is reached.Politics · 19h ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Delays Digital Bank Notifications Amidst Knesset ConcernsThe Bank of Israel has extended the public comment period for its proposed digital bank notification system until November 30, 2026, effectively delaying the transition from paper. The decision came after Knesset members criticized the move as an attempt to bypass parliamentary review. While the bank aims for a more convenient and eco-friendly system, lawmakers raised concerns about "financial blindness" for vulnerable populations, particularly the elderly. The reform will not proceed without further discussion in the Knesset's Economic Committee.Politics · 20h ago · also in 2 newsroomsKnesset Member Tibi Claims Netanyahu Sent Envoy to Sway His VoteKnesset Member Ahmad Tibi accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of sending representatives to pressure him regarding a law that would prevent criminal defendants from serving as prime minister. Tibi presented messages from Netanyahu's confidant, Natan Eshel, as evidence. The Likud party denied the allegations, calling them "absolute lies" and accusing Tibi's parties of supporting terrorism. In a separate incident, Tibi shared a modified note from Miriam Perez, whose son is a Knesset member, referencing past interactions during her presidential bid.Security · 21h ago · also in 7 newsroomsUS Air Traffic System Failure Halts Flights, Affecting ThousandsA widespread system failure in U.S. air traffic control's radar and communication systems on November 14 caused an unprecedented nationwide grounding of flights, affecting nearly 17,000 flights. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted the ban after four hours, but significant delays and cancellations persisted. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy attributed the issue to an overloaded, outdated communication system, while Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin stated there was no evidence of a cyberattack. The incident has highlighted the need for urgent modernization of U.S. aviation infrastructure, prompting an increased funding request from the administration.Politics · 1d agoBiden Criticizes Netanyahu in Memoir, Citing Broken Promises and Self-InterestIn his new memoir, "Promise Me, America," former U.S. President Joe Biden criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for broken promises and prioritizing personal political interests over Israel's well-being. Biden claims Netanyahu repeatedly ignored U.S. demands to reduce civilian casualties in Gaza. The book also details past tensions between the leaders, including a reported threat by Biden to halt arms shipments after the World Central Kitchen strike. Other accounts suggest delays in hostage negotiations were caused by Netanyahu's demands. Biden also addresses criticism of his own leadership and his relationships with Democratic Party figures.Security · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Security Agency Delays Key Qatar Gate Case FindingsIsrael's Shin Bet is delaying the submission of a key expert opinion to prosecutors regarding the Qatar Gate case, while the Mossad has already submitted its findings. This assessment is crucial for determining the severity of state security charges, especially if Qatar is deemed an "enemy state." Suspect Yonatan Urikh faces investigations into state security offenses and public service breaches, with prosecutors considering charges of fraud and breach of trust. The final decision on charges awaits the intelligence agencies' conclusions and potential hearings.Politics · 1d agoEisenkot Faces Challenges in First Week of Coalition TalksGadi Eisenkot, tasked with forming Israel's new government, has spent his first week navigating complex coalition talks and internal Knesset matters. He faces challenges in securing support from ultra-Orthodox parties and navigating opposition to including the Ra'am party. Eisenkot has emphasized his commitment to forming an "emergency government" based on core principles, while also condemning attempts to delegitimize the Arab population. His negotiations are ongoing, with significant activity occurring behind the scenes, though the path forward remains uncertain, particularly regarding potential alliances with the ultra-Orthodox or a national unity government.Security · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsDozens of Teens Attack Police in Modiin After Noise ComplaintPolice arrested seven teenagers in Modiin on November 12 after responding to a noise complaint that escalated into an assault on officers by dozens of youths. A court extended the detention of two teens, releasing the others with conditions. The incident, captured on social media, led to statements from both the police and the municipality condemning the violence and vowing to continue preventive measures for youth.Health · 1d agoNew Schizophrenia Drug Cobenfy Priced Out of Reach for Most IsraelisA new schizophrenia drug, Cobenfy, approved by the FDA, offers a novel treatment with potentially fewer side effects but costs 8,000 shekels per package in Israel. The Israeli Association of Psychiatrists recommends it for the national health basket, but its high price makes it inaccessible for most patients, many of whom rely on disability benefits. Traditional treatments often cause severe side effects, impacting patients' quality of life and social integration. Mental health services in Israel are underfunded, exacerbating the access issue for advanced medications.Health · 1d agoIsraeli Research Explains Why Gossip Can Be Good for HealthIsraeli research suggests gossip can be beneficial, activating the brain's reward system and strengthening social bonds through dopamine and oxytocin release. Evolutionary psychology posits gossip serves a vital social function similar to primate grooming. However, ancient Jewish tradition warns of gossip's dangers, noting it can harm the speaker, listener, and subject, highlighting a paradox where gossip can both unite and divide.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsMossad Chief Meets Trump Officials Amid Calls to Renew Iran WarMossad Chief Roman Gofman met with Trump administration officials in Washington on November 13 to discuss renewing military action against Iran, following Prime Minister Netanyahu's pressure. Gofman also met with CIA Director John Ratcliffe and was to meet Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. President Trump stated a deal with Iran is no longer needed, while Israeli military leaders prefer a joint operation with the US. Intelligence suggests Iran lacks existential threats, but the conflict is seen as postponed.Security · 1d agoIDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Over Ten Terrorists in Gaza Over Past WeekThe IDF and Shin Bet eliminated over ten terrorists in Gaza during the past week, who were allegedly planning attacks and rebuilding Hamas infrastructure. Some of the eliminated individuals participated in the October 7th attacks. The operations targeted key figures in Hamas's weapons production, supply, and operational management units, as well as an Islamic Jihad fighter.Security · 1d agoIsrael's Childcare Crisis: Abuse Persists Despite Cameras and Harsh PenaltiesViolence against children in Israeli daycare centers is on the rise, with around 30 caregivers convicted between 2022-2024. Despite surveillance cameras and strict penalties, abuse persists due to systemic issues like low pay, staff shortages, and caregiver burnout. Experts cite excessive workloads, lack of training, and personal stress as contributing factors. While reforms have been made, insufficient oversight and reduced funding for support staff continue to challenge the system.Health · 1d agoWoman Dies From Rare Amniotic Fluid Embolism During ChildbirthA woman in her late 30s died from a rare amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth at Sheba Medical Center on November 13. She was transferred from Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center after her condition rapidly worsened. Her newborn daughter is in good condition. Amniotic fluid embolism is a dangerous and unpredictable obstetric complication with significant maternal and infant mortality rates.Politics · 1d agoAttempt to Oust Netanyahu Could Backfire, Political Scientist WarnsPolitical scientist Dr. Alexander Zinker warns that efforts to oust Benjamin Netanyahu could strategically lead to his return to power. He outlined four coalition scenarios, each risking early elections, citing opposition from Avigdor Lieberman and the stringent demands of ultra-Orthodox parties. Zinker believes that even if a government is formed, it will be short-lived, and Netanyahu could capitalize on its failures to regain leadership.Security · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli Man Arrested in Bat Yam Suspected of Murder in BulgariaAn Israeli man from Bat Yam was arrested on suspicion of murdering 83-year-old professor Andrei Atanasov in Sofia, Bulgaria, on October 15. Atanasov was severely beaten in a metro station elevator and later died from his injuries. Bulgarian and Israeli police collaborated on the investigation, leading to the suspect's arrest and planned extradition.Economy · 1d agoIsrael Rises to 25th in World's Largest Economies Despite Ongoing WarIsrael has risen to 25th place among the world's largest economies, with its GDP projected to reach $747 billion in 2024, a 21% increase. This advancement occurred despite ongoing conflict and significant defense spending. The rise is attributed to real economic growth, a strengthening shekel, and the relative nature of global economic rankings. While the economy shows resilience, challenges like budget deficits and labor shortages persist, raising questions about translating growth into improved living standards for all citizens.Security · 1d agoPutin Warns of Immediate War Resumption if Europe Deploys Troops to UkraineU.S. special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's latest peace efforts between Russia and Ukraine have failed to yield results due to Russian President Vladimir Putin's maximalist demands. Putin warned that any European troop deployment to Ukraine would immediately resume the war, calling it a direct threat to Russian security. He reiterated demands for Ukraine to cede four regions. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed skepticism about the talks, while European leaders are concerned about agreements made without their input. Israel views the escalating global instability with concern but notes potential temporary relief from pressure regarding Gaza.Politics · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNetanyahu Allies Delay Committee Work to Block LiebermanThe formation of Israel's temporary Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee has been delayed by Likud, which is reportedly trying to prevent Avigdor Lieberman from chairing it. Lieberman has warned against military decisions without parliamentary oversight, and his appointment is seen as a move to control Prime Minister Netanyahu's actions, particularly concerning Iran. The delay also impacts negotiations on the Haredi conscription law, where Lieberman's influence could be significant. The committee's role is to oversee military and intelligence matters, with the power to question top officials.Culture · 1d agoAriel Sharon Park: From Landfill to Lush Oasis Near Tel AvivAriel Sharon Park, formerly the Hiriya landfill near Tel Aviv, has been transformed into a 800-hectare ecological space. The park, built on millions of tons of waste, now features green landscapes, panoramic views, and sustainable energy initiatives. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnic areas, and an ecological pond, with free entry but paid parking. The park serves as a model for land reclamation and waste management.Security · 1d agoIsrael at Strategic Crossroads Amid US-Iran TensionsIsrael faces a strategic dilemma regarding Iran's nuclear program, with the IDF believing Iran continues its efforts. U.S. President Donald Trump's mixed signals complicate the situation, as he oscillates between threats and negotiation. Israel prefers a joint operation with the U.S. but must consider acting alone if Trump decides against military action, a move that carries significant risks. The ultimate goal for Israel remains regime change in Iran, which may be unattainable without U.S. cooperation.Culture · 1d agoShabbat Candle Lighting Times and Weekly Torah Portion 'Toldot'This article details Shabbat candle lighting times for November 13-14 in Israel and globally, and explores the weekly Torah portion 'Toldot.' It emphasizes tzedakah (charity) as a divinely promised method for increasing wealth, citing the Lubavitcher Rebbe and businessman Lev Leviev. The piece also outlines the ritual and spiritual significance of lighting Shabbat candles, traditionally performed by women.More from Vesty