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Saturday, August 15, 2026
On air · The briefing · IsraelOne story, several papersday 2 · 7 papers
Mali and Lial Yahalomi found in South America
Lower third · where the papers splitThe reports are consistent in their coverage of the women being found.

Mali Yahalomi (Mother) · Lial Yahalomi (Daughter)

The briefing · Israel · №02 · 7 papersIDF kills Hamas commander

The IDF killed Hamas commanders in Gaza.

The briefing · Israel · №03 · 6 papersMajor delays at Ben Gurion Airport

Coverage focuses on the causes of the delays and the official response from the airport authority.

The Briefing · World

One story, several countries

All running stories

Today 12 stories are being told in more than one country. About 2 minutes to read.

01 · 19 countries · 25 newspapersIndonesia Earthquake

Some reports focus on the death toll and rescue efforts, while others emphasize the geological context and the deactivation of the tsunami alert.

Suharyanto (Disaster Agency Chief) · Emanuel Melkiades Laka Lena (Governor)

02 · 7 countries · 7 newspapersFerran Torres transfers to PSG

Ferran Torres has transferred from FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain.

Ferran Torres (Player) · Luis Enrique (Coach) · Nasser Al-Khelaïfi (PSG President)

03 · 5 countries · 5 newspapersDeath of Jason Arday

Some reports emphasize the tragedy of his death and the role of media harassment, while others focus on the academic integrity controversy.

Jason Arday (Academic) · Deborah Prentice (Vice-Chancellor) · Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London)

  1. 04Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz14 countries · 16 newspapers
  2. 05Israeli strikes in Lebanon9 countries · 12 newspapers
  3. 06Disney D23 announcements5 countries · 6 newspapers
  4. 07Selena Gomez fraud lawsuit4 countries · 4 newspapers
  5. 08Death of Finlay Tarling3 countries · 3 newspapers
  6. 09Taliban anniversary in Afghanistan6 countries · 6 newspapers
  7. 10Earthquake in Colombia6 countries · 7 newspapers
  8. 11Morocco-Ceuta border incidents6 countries · 7 newspapers
  9. 12Manchester United vs AC Milan friendly3 countries · 3 newspapers

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The change in the settlements - and how the police will operate in Judea and Samaria: The questions surrounding Katz's directive

An officer in the Judea and Samaria District claimed that the Defense Minister's initiative to transfer civil enforcement powers in the West Bank was "intended to deflect criticism on the issue from the army to the police" - but many questions surrounding the directive remain open. Why is a special division of powers required at all, what is the connection to the events in Qusra - and will responsibility actually pass to the police? Ynet explains

Attorney General to the High Court: Without core curriculum studies - it is not possible to continue funding Haredi education

The Attorney General, Gali Baharav-Miara, submitted her response today (Friday) to the High Court regarding the funding of "first floor" studies in Haredi education networks, stating that continued funding is conditional on compliance with the basic obligations applicable to the network's institutions - including full core curriculum studies as established in the official education core program. To the full article

Eisenkot: "I hope to see Elazar Stern continue in public service"

Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the Yesh Atid party, tweeted today (Friday) that he hopes to see the recent defector from the "Yesh Atid" party, Elazar Stern, continue in public service even after his resignation from the Knesset. "Elazar Stern is a committed and experienced public figure whose heart is in the right place and whose experience is important and valued," he added.

Former Mossad chief: "We saved many lives in the UK, it is not safe there for Jews"

In an interview with the British podcast "The General and the Journalist," Yossi Cohen sharply criticized Britain, which should "support Israel - just as we supported them when they suffered from terrorism." He quoted the former head of MI5, who thanked him for "disrupting a huge amount of terrorism," and added: "I think the British government should do exactly the same thing."

US said pushing silent Netanyahu to publicly condemn settler violence in Qusra

Katz says he told IDF to plan transfer of full civilian law enforcement in West Bank to police, which is already largely responsible for the matter; residents say activists were blocked from delivering food on sixth day of siege The post US said pushing silent Netanyahu to public

Knesset Member Ofer Cassif: "I managed to deliver water, food, and medicine to the besieged Palestinians"

Knesset Member Ofer Cassif updated today (Friday) that he finally managed to bring water, food, and medicine to the besieged houses in the village of Qusra. "Thanks to my immunity as a Knesset member, I was allowed to pass the police checkpoint, meet with the besieged families, and deliver equipment to connect the water pipes that were destroyed by the settlers," added Cassif.

To prevent collapse, the IDF is attempting a revolution in manpower | These are the data, the moves - and the concerns

Under the radar, a deep change is taking place in the army, and the numbers behind it are revealed here. The goal: to bridge the gap between the multitude of missions and fronts and the shortage of 12,000 soldiers. The way: more are being diverted to combat, tens of thousands are being added to the reserve array, those who are worn out are not being given up on, and the investment in young people begins long before the induction center. But the IDF is still desperate for soldiers

"Guys at your house within an hour": The criminal lawyer was charged with extortion by threats

Attorney Alon Kriti has been charged with extortion by threats against a person who owed him money he had lent him. According to the indictment, Kriti even sent people to his home and recorded a WhatsApp message to him: "When they are knocking on your door, I am on camera with them. I am also giving the instructions." In another message, he wrote to him: "How much of a maniac and a son of a bitch can you be?"

Attorney General to High Court: Haredi education funding will be conditional on full core curriculum studies starting this year

Baharab-Miara announced that continued funding for Haredi education networks will be conditional on full core curriculum studies and other fundamental obligations, starting in the current school year. The response was submitted in the Hiddush petition against the transfer of about one billion shekels a year to those institutions, in which an interim order has already been issued by the High Court freezing the funds.

Reports of significant congestion: About 90,000 passengers are expected to pass through Ben Gurion Airport today

Following reports of delays in departures from Ben Gurion Airport, the Israel Airports Authority stated that within just three hours, an unusual backlog of about 90 flights was recorded. The congestion was created, according to them, as a result of traffic loads and restrictions in European airspace, with an emphasis on Greece, as well as the presence and flights of American refuelers. The IAA further notes that contrary to reports, there is no

Netivei Israel will pay about a quarter of a million shekels to a scooter rider injured by potholes in the road

First publication: A court ruled that the accident was caused by a persistent defect in the maintenance of Highway 70, criticized Netivei Israel but attributed 25% contributory negligence to the injured scooter rider for failing to maintain distance; the compensation was awarded to him despite not having valid compulsory insurance after he managed to prove that Netivei Israel was negligent

The Israeli attacker in Thailand who was released from detention: "Walking around free in Koh Phangan or Koh Samui"

Paul William Berko Gover, who violently attacked an Israeli mother and daughter, was released from detention after bail of about 12,000 shekels was paid for him. The mother he attacked asked to warn those staying in Thailand about him: "He is a scoundrel and a monster, a danger to the public - especially to Jews and Israelis." According to her, since she and her daughter learned of the release, they have been in a state of anxiety.

Just when everyone is on vacation: A bug in smart feeding devices left cats and dogs without food and water

In quite a few homes around the world, an "August routine" takes place every year: humans escape for a vacation – often abroad – and leave the cat at home with a smart feeding device to do the job for them. But what happens when the technology crashes just when you are on the other side of the world? A global malfunction in popular feeding devices left quite a few animals

"I am in love with him": The forbidden relationship of the prison officer suspected of assisting the brother accused of murder

Exclusive: Ynet has obtained transcripts of the interrogation of the Prison Service officer who allegedly allowed the brother of the main defendant in the murder of Benaya Razi to make a phone call to him while he was on the run. "By nature, he is a great person," the officer said about the prisoner with whom she had a romantic relationship. She denied the allegations against her and claimed that she was a witness to the crossing of boundaries:

Fourth reading

From the Detainees Law to the Communications Law: The wave of High Court freezing orders is breaking records and turning elections into a symbolic event only | What is the point of sensitivity to polling station accessibility in nursing homes if the ballot is shredded the moment it reaches the law books?

Indictment against the youths who set fire to the Japanika branch in Givatayim - while an employee was on the premises

פרקליטות המדינה הגישה לבית המשפט המחוזי בתל אביב כתב אישום נגד חנן יעקב (18) ואושר בייך (18), מרחובות, הנאשמים שהציתו את מסעדת ג'פניקה בגבעתיים לפני כחודש. מכתב האישום עולה כי השניים הצטיידו בקורקינט חשמלי, חומר דליק ואמצעי הצתה, הגיעו בסמוך למסעדה ולאחר שהסוו את זהותם, יעקב שפך

IDF: Hamas company commander who held many hostages in captivity eliminated

The IDF confirms this morning (Friday) the elimination of the terrorist Muhammad Bassam Muhammad Mushtaha, who was attacked in the northern Gaza Strip on July 30, 2026. Muhammad Mushtaha served as a company commander in the Shati Battalion in the military wing of the Hamas terrorist organization. The terrorist raided the territory of the State of Israel in the October 7 massacre and during the war took part in holding many hostages in captivity, including: Tzachi Id

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