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Major fraud:

Seven detained for allegedly defrauding state war-relief funds

Authorities detain seven over alleged scam targeting state aid emergency grants for war-affected communities.

Unexploded bombs found at Iranian nuclear facility

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says IAEA must reach agreement with his country on protocols for visits to nuclear sites struck by US.

Summer weather expected to continue

Light rainfall expected as warm temperatures predicted to continue.

Unusual incident at Ichilov

Ichilov Hospital evacuates 'Rishonim' building due to concerns of damaged infrastructure.

Watch:

Watch: Drugs hidden in grave

Police investigation uncovers appalling modus operandi: three suspects arrested after hiding about 600 grams of cocaine and hundreds of MDMA pills inside a grave.

Blatant ceasefire violation:

Blatant ceasefire violation: Four terrorists fire at IDF soldiers in Rafah

In yet another blatant violation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, four terrorists fire at IDF troops operating in the Rafah area.

Six daycare staff arrested

Six staffers at Beit Aryeh daycare arrested on suspicion of abuse.

Unusual nighttime operation in Lebanon

IDF conducts unusual nighttime raid in Lebanon, arresting terrorist.

Khaled Masha'al's Freudian slip

Senior Hamas leader Khaled Masha'al slips up at Al Jazeera conference in Qatar, forcing host to correct him.

2-Month-Old Baby Has Days Left Without $180,000 Treatment

Turns out this family needs to raise $170,000 more in the next few days to get their dying baby to Switzerland - and 244 people have already joined to help

UK to seek retrial for anti-Israel activists over Elbit attack

British prosecutors announce they will seek a retrial after six pro-Palestinian activists were acquitted over a violent 2024 raid on an Israeli defense factory in Filton, following fierce criticism.

Prison service begins preparations to implement death penalty law for terrorists

The Israel Prison Service has begun preparing to implement the death penalty law for terrorists: a hanging facility, volunteer teams, and executions to be carried out within 90 days of a final verdict.

Herzog honors Bondi victims: We must fight terror together

President Herzog visits Bondi attack site, calling antisemitism a global emergency and urging united action against terror and hatred. Meanwhile, police prepare for protests and enforce special powers.

Three Jews threatened with knife near Paris synagogue

Three Jewish men threatened with a knife near the Eiffel Tower. No injuries reported. Paris mayor condemns the attack as antisemitic.

Akunis:

Akunis: World must prevent Iran from holding nuclear arms

Speaking to Newsmax, Israeli Consul General Ofir Akunis warns that Iran must be prevented from obtaining nuclear weapons, saying Tehran refuses to compromise and still retains nuclear and missile capabilities.

Bennett:

Bennett: Netanyahu is the Israeli Forrest Gump

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett launches sharp attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the response document he submitted to the State Comptroller.

Grenade found hidden near preschool

IDF fragmentation grenade found hidden inside sock near preschool building.

Halva bar recalled due to toxins

Pistachio halva bar recalled due to abnormal levels of mycotoxins.

Ofakim residents: 'A new intifada broke out here'

Violent brawl breaks out between Bedouin families, with rock-throwing and chainsaw used in Ofakim.

Hundreds gather to remember man found after two years missing

A memorial evening was held in Kfar Saba at the Community Synagogue on Wednesday in memory of Itamar Shlezinger, a missing person whose remains were located after two years of searching in the area of the village of Ein Hod.

Tehran threatens: 'Rain of missiles' on Israel

As talks continue between the US and Iran in Oman, Tehran increases psychological warfare, hanging giant signs of Israel under threat of missile barrages.

Security forces thwart weapons smuggling attempt

Drone approaching from east located, weapons confiscated, security forces confirm.

Government takes aim at dangerous drivers

Knesset committee approves sweeping increases in fines for dangerous traffic violations, considers removal of dangerous vehicles from the roads.

Due to a 'joke':

Due to a 'joke': IAF planes called to escort Wizz Air plane

Fighter planes called to escort Wizz Air flight after son plays 'joke' on his parents' phone.

Families of victims from Majdal Shams sue Hezbollah

Families of Druze children murdered in July 2024 Hezbollah rocket strike on Majdal Shams sue for compensation; additional suit expected.

Cabinet moves to change legal statuses in Judea and Samaria

The cabinet approved a series of significant decisions affecting the settlements that change the legal and civil reality in Judea and Samaria, led by Defense Minister Israel Katz and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.

Desert tragedy

Desert tragedy: He went hiking with his dog and was killed

Philip Gimmer and his dog were found dead in the Mitzpe Ramon area. A few days before his death, he wrote a chilling post.

IDF strikes terrorists who crossed Yellow Line, 1 eliminated

IDF troops operating in the northern Gaza Strip identified several terrorists who crossed the Yellow Line and approached the troops, posing an imminent threat to them.

Chabad:

Female emissaries from 111 countries at annual convention

Thousands of Chabad emissaries gathered for a joint photo in front of the Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters at '770,' declaring: “We do not stand in the shadows; we are standing at the forefront of action."

Competition Authority to fine El Al NIS 121 million over 'excessive' wartime pricing

Israel Competition Authority rules El Al charged 'excessive and unfair' prices during the Gaza war and will pay a massive fine of NIS 121 million.

Israeli prize laureate and former MK Eli Alalouf dies at 80

Alaluf, recipient of the Israel Prize, served as a member of Knesset (Kulanu) in the 20th Knesset and as chairman of the Labor, Welfare, and Health Committee.

Queens

Queens: Yeshiva students rescued after falling into icy waters

Three 22-year-old yeshiva students were rescued from Jamaica Bay in Queens, New York on Friday after the ice they were walking on broke up and they fell into the icy water.

The Red Line Gideon Sa’ar sets for the Gaza Strip

The foreign minister met with his Paraguayan counterpart, praising the recognition of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization and warning: Iranian missiles threaten Europe as well.

'Don't talk about haredim when you didn't serve'

“The Patriots" host Yinon Magal criticized calls for enlistment coming from the Religious Zionist public. “There are hesder students who don’t do full military service-don’t talk about the Haredim.

Muslim group puts down deposit to buy East London synagogue

Ashaadibi community launches appeal to raise £3.5 million in nine months.

Taking the next step: Reaching the next level

Going beyond inspiration, Project Inspire 2.0 brings depth, connection, and practical tools to turn passion into real action and lasting impact.

Iranian Pres

Iranian Pres: 'Talks a step forward, won't tolerate language of force'

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the recent talks between Iran and the United States, saying that they took place with the support of "friendly governments in the region" and were a "step forward."

Popular Israeli singer Matti Caspi dies at 76

The Ichilov Medical Center announced that singer Matti Caspi, 76, has passed away after a difficult battle with cancer.

Ben Gvir

Ben Gvir: 'Netanyahu is doing an excellent job with Iran'

National Security Minister says PM will 'bring achievements' in meeting with President Trump this week.

Over constitution

Italy rules out joining Trump’s Board of Peace over constitution

Italy will not join President Trump’s Board of Peace, with Foreign Minister Tajani saying constitutional limits make participation impossible despite Rome’s close ties with Washington.