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Alcaraz breaks another record and sets his sights on the next goal: "I can get it!"
Carlos Alcaraz beat Ben Shelton 6-7, 5-7 in the Paris Masters final to win his first title at the tournament. It is his ninth Masters 1000 title and his 29th career title, and with it he set a record that had not yet been set in tennis.
Pro-Palestinian activists climbed the flagpole in front of the Reichstag building in Berlin, took down the German flag and raised the flag of Palestine in its place. The flag was removed by police and fire crews hours later, and three suspects were arrested. The Israeli Embassy in Berlin condemned the act.
Iranian Foreign Minister Threatens US: "Choose War — and See the Consequences"
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued an ultimatum to the White House, calling for it to meet Tehran's demands, including an end to the war on all fronts. According to him, Iran's two-day offer still stands, and if Washington chooses to continue fighting, Iranian fighters will rain fire on it.
Explosion Reported on Oil Tanker in Strait of Hormuz; Iran Reports Sea Mines
The captain of a tanker that crossed the Strait of Hormuz reported an explosion near the waterline, about 16 nautical miles east of Khasab in Oman. According to the details provided, the tanker is continuing its voyage under its own power and all crew members are safe.
Wolf scores 10 points, plays season-high minutes in Nets' loss to Mavericks
The Brooklyn Nets were beaten 130:93 by the Dallas Mavericks. Danny Wolf played 36 minutes and scored 10 points, his season-high in minutes. The week before the game, the team lost 124:121 to Atlanta.
Disappointment at Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Beitar Jerusalem after league matches
Beitar Jerusalem drew 1:1 away to Ironi Tiberias, the same result recorded last week against Ironi Kiryat Shmona, leaving the club with 5 wins in 10 rounds. Hapoel Be'er Sheva lost 0:1 to Hapoel Tel Aviv in stoppage time and entered the break frustrated by the way it conceded the goal.
New study: Humans collected souvenirs as far back as half a million years ago
Researchers from Tel Aviv University present findings indicating that early humans collected souvenirs as far back as half a million years ago. The study is based on colorful stones, flint tools and fossils found at ancient sites in Israel.
A large-scale military exercise will be held in the north and south of the country – and will last three days
The IDF is planning an exercise in the Galilee region and several areas near Be'er Sheva, which will begin today and end on Wednesday evening. Heavy movement of security forces and military vehicles will be noticeable during it, and the army said the exercise is planned and there is no concern of a security incident.
U.S. Criticism of Trump and Senator El-Sayed's Remarks
Abdul El-Sayed, who was elected to represent Michigan in the U.S. Senate, attacked President Donald Trump and his deputy JD Vance in his victory speech. In an interview with ABC, he called the war in Iran and the tariff war with Canada "stupid ideas."
Netanyahu-Trump call: progress on Iran and the Gaza front
Prime Minister Netanyahu and US President Trump spoke after the elections in Israel. The president made clear he wants progress on the plan for the Gaza Strip, which includes disarming Hamas.
Gad Dairies to Pay Heavy Price as Revealed Secret Could Cost It Millions
Gad Dairies will pay 3 million shekels to the state treasury under a settlement, after failing to provide the Competition Authority with full information regarding its merger with Weiler Farm. The Authority delayed approval of the deal and re-examined it after a separate cooperation agreement with Rimilk came to light.
Hapoel Tel Aviv beat Hapoel Be'er Sheva 0-1 to top Ligat Ha'Al
Roi Elkokin scored in the 91st minute to give Hapoel Tel Aviv a 0-1 win over Hapoel Be'er Sheva at Turner, and they moved to first place in the table ahead of the international break. Be'er Sheva, which dominated the match for most of the time as the hosts, failed to make their chances count.
The Republican defeat in the US midterm elections has raised uncertainty in the camp of Vice President JD Vance about his prospects of running for president in 2028. Vance has not yet announced whether he will run, and reports say donors and associates are doubting his ability to win the next election.
After US Midterms: Israel Prepares for New Congress
The US midterm elections gave the Democratic Party control of the House of Representatives and the Senate, and the Israeli government is preparing for a term that begins in January. Senior Democratic Party figures are examining legislative moves against actors in Israel, including personal sanctions and restrictions on products from the settlements.
Trump: Attitude toward Israel and the war contributed to electoral defeat
Former US President Donald Trump addressed the Republicans' electoral defeat on the program "60 Minutes". According to him, the outcome is related, among other things, to a great lack of sympathy for Israel and to the war in Iran.
Disturbances in Lod: 11 Suspects Arrested
Eleven suspects, including minors and a woman, were arrested Tuesday evening in Lod following public order disturbances during a gathering of dozens of people. Police said that, contrary to reports that had been circulated, no stabbing incident occurred at the scene.
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri is resigning from the party's list for the 26th Knesset and will not serve as a Knesset member. Moshe Abutbul and Dror Amos are also resigning, and Uriel Buso and Yossi Taib will enter in their places.
Actress and Translator Laura Sahar Has Passed Away
Actress and translator Laura Sahar has passed away at the age of 81. Over the years, Sahar played leading roles at major theaters in Israel, including HaBima, Tzavta, the Haifa Theatre and Zavit Theatre.
Protest Against Jewish-Owned Businesses in Philadelphia on Kristallnacht Anniversary
Pro-Palestinian organizations in Philadelphia announced a bicycle protest against Jewish- and Israeli-owned businesses on the eve of the anniversary of Kristallnacht. Mayor Cherelle Parker condemned the targeting of businesses based on the identity of their owners.
Air strikes near Sanaa in Yemen: dozens killed, according to the Houthis
According to the Houthis, at least 33 people were killed and at least 39 wounded in air strikes on the village of al-Sharya, east of Sanaa. The number of those killed and wounded in the strikes is not yet clear, and the figures given by the sides differ.
Tower of 20 Floors Approved for Sokolov House Compound in Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Local Planning and Building Committee has approved the design plan for the compound at 4 Kaplan Street, where the front wing of the 1950s building will be preserved and a 20-story tower will be built. The plan includes 114 apartments and about 5,000 square meters for commerce and employment.
Bayern Munich beat Mainz; Neuer injured at half-time
Bayern Munich beat Mainz 1:2 in a match in which Manuel Neuer was injured at half-time. Kane scored twice in the win over Mainz and also assisted. Dortmund beat Alversberg 1:2. Meanwhile, Leverkusen beat Cologne 1:2 in the Rhine derby, with Garcia and Schick scoring.
Another US Aircraft Carrier Heads Toward Iran; Concern Over Renewed Fighting
Another American aircraft carrier is sailing toward the Middle East and is expected to reach the region within a matter of days. The USS Theodore Roosevelt left Singapore after a three-day visit and sailed through the Strait of Malacca toward the region.
Ueno Bank in Paraguay collapsed, leaving some three million customers without access to their accounts. The Senate impeached President Santiago Peña, who was arrested on suspicion of abusing his power and breach of trust.
Suleiman Masuda posts Arabic story after Eyal Berkovich suspension, then deletes it
Channel 13 correspondent in the United States Suleiman Masuda posted an Arabic story reading "Every dog will have its day, one after the other" with one emoji, hours after Channel 13 suspended Eyal Berkovich. The story was deleted a few minutes later, and Masuda did not indicate who the words were aimed at.
Democrats leader Yair Golan expressed willingness to partner with the Haredi public in a change government, on condition that it commit to drafting Haredim, integration into employment, and equality in the economic and security burden. "We are not looking to punish the Haredim, but real partnership requires mutual responsibility," he said.
Ben-Gvir attacks the State Attorney's Office and the Police Investigations Department after recordings are exposed
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir attacked the State Attorney's Office and the Police Investigations Department after recordings of the head of the investigations division were revealed. Ben-Gvir said the State Attorney's Office had become a criminal organization and called the Police Investigations Department a criminal militia.
Reports of explosions and strikes in southern Iran; casualties reported in the Jask port area
Explosions were heard in cities in southern Iran, including Bandar Abbas and Jask, for a second consecutive night, according to reports. Casualties were reported in the Jask port area, and at this stage it is not clear whether the incidents involve American strikes or attacks on ships.
Thousands of Chabad emissaries gather in New York for annual group photo
About 6,500 Chabad emissaries from more than 100 countries gathered at the global Chabad center 770 in Brooklyn, New York, for the 43rd World Emissaries Convention and the traditional group photo. The gathering took place against a backdrop of rising antisemitism and in a year when 16 people were killed in an attack at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney.
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara said she is not aware of any evidentiary basis that could affect the outcome of the elections or justify their annulment. According to her, the preliminary evidence presented to her concerns only isolated and limited incidents.
