All today's headlines

Super-Sol, which counts some 270 stores around the country, saw its sales edged down 0.8% in the first nine months of 2012 from the same time a year before to NIS 8.7 billion.

The TA-25 index of blue chip stocks gained 0.3% to finish at 1,224.59 points with the TA-100 adding 0.4% to 1,091.19.

The national team midfielder, who played in Kazan’s away win against Atletico Madrid last week, is enjoying his soccer. And improving.

Coach was fired after consistently horrendous soccer.

The media can't have it both ways: Either the stories about Sara Netanyahu's inappropriate involvement in matters of state are correct, in which case action must be taken, or they are false, in which case they are themselves inappropriate and should cease.

Valery Bikovsky began drawing during his shifts at the Helena Rubinstein contemporary art museum in Tel Aviv. Now his own work is being exhibited at the Haifa Museum of Art.

Iron Dome cannot protect Sderot and the communities around the Gaza Strip. Everyone should know it, not only the nine people sitting in a Kiryat Gat courtroom.

News consumers don’t really love the truth. They love sudden revelations, belated of course, so they can’t do anything about it − like the reports on Zygier, which will have to tide us over until the next wave of excitement.