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ā”ļø Jordan Intercepts Iranian Ballistic Missiles: Jordan said Iran launched 20 ballistic missiles toward its territory, with air defenses intercepting and destroying 18. The other two fell far from population centers, and no casualties were reported.
ā”ļø Rubio Warns Iran Will Lose Tankers: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said during a visit to Colombia that whenever Iran tries to strike US Navy ships, it will lose tankers.
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ā”ļø US destroys 5 Iranian oil tankers as Iran retaliates: CENTCOM said US forces destroyed 5 Iranian oil tankers after the Revolutionary Guards twice attempted to strike a US Navy warship with ballistic missiles, with no American casualties reported. Iran said it then launched missiles at a US base in Jordan and threatened to attack tankers in Kuwait and Bahrain, ordering their crews to abandon the vessels.
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ā”ļø Report: Iran Launches Missiles Toward Jordan: Arab media reported that missiles were launched from Iran toward Jordan.
ā”ļø Biden Says Cancer Spread to His Bones: Former US President Joe Biden said his cancer had already spread to his bones when he was diagnosed last spring, but radiation treatment in the fall āworked as planned.ā He urged men not to delay consulting their doctors about early detection.
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ā”ļø US Strikes Iran-Linked Tankers After Attacks on American Vessels: A US official said American forces struck tankers linked to Iranās Revolutionary Guards in response to Iranian attempts to target US warships. The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran attacked US Navy vessels yesterday, but none were damaged and the US military had not publicly acknowledged the incident.
ā”ļø Jerusalem Police Disperse Ultra-Orthodox Protest Against Light Rail Construction: Dozens of extremist ultra-Orthodox protesters demonstrated on Bar-Ilan Street in Jerusalem and allegedly tried to block traffic. Police declared the protest illegal and used stun grenades and a water cannon during clashes.
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ā”ļø United Torah Judaism Submits Knesset Candidate List: United Torah Judaism submitted its list for the next Knesset. The top 10 candidates are chairman Yaakov Asher, Yitzhak Goldknopf, Yitzhak Pindrus, Meir Porush, Moshe Rosenthal, Elyakim Stark, Yehuda Weissfish, Yaakov Tessler, David Salz and David Ohana.
ā”ļø Joint List Submits Knesset Slate: The Joint List, comprising Hadash, Ta'al and Balad, submitted its Knesset candidate list. The party said it aims to increase voter turnout and turn Arab society's influence into a political force that cannot be ignored.
ā”ļø Nationwide Traffic Enforcement Operation to Begin Tomorrow: Hundreds of police officers, patrol vehicles and technological resources will be deployed across the country following an increase in road deaths, which exceeded 300 this year. The operation will run from early morning until night and focus on high-risk urban and intercity roads.
ā”ļø Explosions Reported Near Iran's Kharg Island: Iran's Fars News Agency reported that explosions were heard near the oil hub of Kharg Island and in the southeastern city of Jask.
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ā”ļø Education Ministry Unexpectedly Releases Meitzav Test Results: Education Minister Yoav Kisch released results he had blocked months earlier as ābiased.ā Only 3% of ninth-grade students fully met science and technology curriculum requirements, while 16% were close; in sixth-grade mathematics, 37% fully met the requirements.
ā”ļø Religious Zionism Submits Knesset Candidate List: The Religious Zionism party submitted its candidate list for the next Knesset.
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ā”ļø Likud and Blue and White Submit Knesset Lists: Likud and Blue and White submitted their candidate lists to the Central Elections Committee.
ā”ļø Netanyahuās Office Denies UAE Warning Before 7 October: Netanyahuās office called reports that UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned him before 7 October āfalse,ā saying any relevant information would have been shared through intelligence channels. The UAE declined to address the reports directly, stating that it does not comment on speculation about conversations and that both countries maintain open communication and share relevant intelligence when necessary.
ā”ļø Houthi Attacks Reported in Saudi Arabia: Middle Eastern media reported Houthi attacks in the Jazan and Abha areas of Saudi Arabia.
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ā”ļø 22-Year-Old Killed in Crash Near Modiāin: A 22-year-old man was brought without signs of life to the Hashmonaim checkpoint near Modiāin following a crash. Magen David Adom paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene.
ā”ļø Netanyahu Unveils New Likud Candidates: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented Likudās newly reserved candidates, including Oren Dobronsky, Talik Gvili, Amir Avivi, Itzik Bontzel and Yaakov Bardugo, calling them āa welcome addition of strength.ā He framed the election as a choice between a strong national government and a narrow left-wing government backed by Arab parties, while asking whether he or Eisenkot would bring down Iranās regime.
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ā”ļø Religious Zionism Finalizes Knesset Slate: Party leader Bezalel Smotrich secured first place, followed by Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin, while Zvi Sukkot was placed seventh and is not considered likely to win a seat.
ā”ļø Arab-Jewish Party Withdraws from Election: āA Place for All of Usā decided not to submit a Knesset slate to avoid āwasting votes.ā The party said it would instead work to encourage voters to go to the polls.
ā”ļø Israel and US Respond to British Settlement Sanctions: Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs condemned Britainās decision, saying Judea and Samaria were part of Jewish history long before the English became a people and accusing London of seeking a Palestinian state by opposing E1 construction. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington would not follow Britainās move and wanted to prevent destabilization in the West Bank.
ā”ļø Trump Says Iran Will Never Obtain Nuclear Weapons: At an event ahead of the 25th anniversary of the 11 September attacks, US President Donald Trump said Iran had been close to obtaining a nuclear weapon but now had āno chanceā of doing so.
ā”ļø Five Jerusalem Residents Charged over Planned 2027 Attacks: Five Jerusalem residents were arrested and indicted for allegedly planning attacks at a restaurant in Modiāin and the Azariya checkpoint in early 2027, after reportedly purchasing weapons. More than 30 operatives from Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria were arrested during the investigation.
ā”ļø 2 Convicted of Attempted Murder in 2022 Shooting: Eliran Levy and Tzali Tanzer were convicted of attempting to murder a man in front of his young children following a financial dispute. Levy fired 12 bullets at the victimās vehicle, seriously wounding him and injuring one of his children.
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ā”ļø UK Sanctions Trigger Israeli Retaliation: The UK imposed sanctions on five āextremist settlersā: Bentzi Gopstein, Baruch Marzel, Meir Mordechai Ettinger, Eliav Levy and Avichai Suissa, citing severe violence that has displaced more than 2,200 Palestinians since January; Qatar welcomed the decision. Foreign Minister Gideon Saāar said Israel would close the British consulate in Jerusalem, remove British representatives from the Kiryat Gat headquarters, halt British training of Palestinian Authority forces in Ramallah and bar 12 British elected officials accused of antisemitic and anti-Israel activity. Saāar called the sanctions political interference and contrary to the Balfour Declaration, while a senior British official told ynet that London could not ignore the violence but stressed that Israel-UK relations remain strong.
ā”ļø New Haredi Party Submits Candidate List: The new āHaredi Publicā party submitted its list for the next Knesset, with chairman Moti Leitner, Asher Freddy, Dr. Nechumi Yaffe and Ziva Glantz in the first four positions. Leitner presented the party as an alternative for tens of thousands of former Shas voters, accusing Shas of becoming aligned with extremists who declare, āWe will die rather than enlist.ā
ā”ļø Druze Party Withdraws From Knesset Race: Retired Colonel Wajdi Sarhan, founder and chairman of the Druze āBrothersā Allianceā party, announced that it would not run in the upcoming Knesset election. He said major parties viewed cooperation as a risk rather than an opportunity, while no equitable joint-run agreement was reached with smaller parties.
ā”ļø Fault Found in BRCA 1 Genetic Test Kit: The Health Ministry reported a fault in Gamidorās BRCA 1 genetic carrier test kit that could produce false-negative results. After reviewing results from more than 90 thousand people, officials identified 100 samples of concern; the company has fixed the fault, and relevant institutes and laboratories are contacting those tested and may request new blood samples.
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ā”ļø Shas Submits Knesset Candidate List: MKs Haim Biton, Michael Malchieli and Yinon Azoulay submitted Shasās candidate list to the Central Elections Committee. Party leader Aryeh Deri pledged to continue supporting the Torah world, Israelās Jewish identity and all Israeli citizens.
ā”ļø Amir Avivi Gives Up Reserved Likud Slot: Brigadier General (res.) Amir Avivi, founder of the Israel Defense and Security Forum, relinquished his reserved position after being placed in the non-viable 35th spot on Likudās Knesset list. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Avivi would serve as an external minister if Likud forms the next government.
ā”ļø Jenin Resident Charged With Extortion and Online Harassment: Haifa prosecutors indicted Majd Malaisha, 24, from Jenin, for allegedly threatening and harassing women and minors online, extorting victims and, in one case, committing sexual offenses. He allegedly used fake accounts and threatened to publish personal images and information, including coercing a 16-year-old girl to expose part of her body.
ā”ļø Treasury and Police Seek Funding Route Bypassing Ben-Gvir: Finance Ministry officials are discussing a mechanism to transfer funds directly to the police after National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir froze hundreds of millions of shekels from the police budget. Officials said money allocated to the police by the state must not be held hostage by the minister.
ā”ļø Blue and White Finalizes Knesset List: Blue and White leader Benny Gantz placed MK Pnina Tamano-Shata second and Aliza Bloch third, while MK Alon Schuster and former MK Mufid Mari are also set to receive high positions. The decision follows pressure on Gantz to merge with other parties or withdraw amid polls showing the party below the electoral threshold.
ā”ļø Lapid Condemns British Sanctions on Israel: Opposition leader Yair Lapid called Britainās sanctions and boycotts against Israel a serious mistake driven by domestic political considerations. He warned that the move would strengthen extremist voices in Israel before the Knesset elections and encourage Hamas and other terrorist organizations.
ā”ļø Britain to Sanction Hezbollah Financial Institution: British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said the United Kingdom would impose sanctions on Hezbollahās financial institution, Al-Qard Al-Hassan, alongside sanctions targeting Israeli settlements.
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ā”ļø Britain, France and Partners Target Israeli Settlements: Britain announced import bans on settlement goods, sanctions on extremist settlers and entities supporting settlement expansion, restrictions on advertising, and the rejection of export licenses for weapons or other items materially contributing to the occupation. France will begin banning products from Israeli settlements, while the participating countries called for an immediate halt to settlement expansion and accountability for settler violence.
ā”ļø More Jews Reconsidering Their Future Abroad Since 7/10: Jewish Agency Chairman Doron Almog said the October 7 attack and rising global antisemitism have prompted more Jews in Australia, Britain, France, South Africa and the United States to reconsider where they want to build their future.
ā”ļø 6-Year-Old Girl Seriously Injured in Ar'ara: A 6-year-old girl was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Ar'ara and was airlifted by Magen David Adom to Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba.
ā”ļø Romania Says It Foiled Russian-Led Operation: Romaniaās intelligence service said it had prevented a Russian-led operation on Romanian territory.
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ā”ļø Opposition Leaders Demand Investigation into Netanyahu: Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, Avigdor Liberman and Yair Golan issued a rare joint statement following a Haaretz report, demanding to know what Netanyahu knew, when he knew it and why he did not warn the defense establishment or act to protect Israelis. They called for an immediate, thorough investigation and said Netanyahu and his partners in the ā7 October governmentā were unfit to remain in office.
ā”ļø Druze High-Tech Accelerator Inaugurated in Isfiya: A center promoting young Druze entrepreneurs was inaugurated in memory of Lt. Col. Mahmoud Kheir el-Din, who was killed during a covert operation in Gaza in 2018. The first initiative of its kind in Isfiya will support early-stage start-ups and help integrate young Druze into Israelās high-tech sector.
ā”ļø Likud Announces 7 Reserved Candidates: Likud announced reserved list positions for Talik Gvili at 7, Yaakov Bardugo at 11, Elisha Medan at 15, David Peter at 16, Eli Goldschmidt at 26, bereaved father Itzik Bontzel at 29 and Amir Avivi at 35. Bontzel is the father of Staff Sgt. Amit Bontzel, who was killed fighting in Gaza, while Bardugo is a lawyer and political commentator for Channel 14 and Galei Israel radio.
ā”ļø High Court Cancels Second Authority Appointments: The High Court ruled that the governmentās appointments of Dr. Yifat Ben Hai-Segev as chair of the Second Authority Council and Kinneret Barashi and Dr. Haim Shine as council members must be revoked. Petitioners argued that the appointments were rushed, intended partly to obstruct the purchase of Channel 13 and, in Ben Hai-Segevās case, raised a conflict of interest because she is a witness in Netanyahuās criminal trial.
ā”ļø Maj. Gen. Yossi Bachar Joins Smotrichās Party: Religious Zionism leader Bezalel Smotrich announced that retired Maj. Gen. Yossi Bachar is joining the party. Bachar fought Hamas terrorists in Kibbutz Beāeri on 7 October and later served as deputy commander of the Southern Command, helping plan and direct fighting in Gaza.
ā”ļø Israel Reports Significant Rise in Immigration from the West: Aliyah and Integration Minister Ofir Sofer said more than 20 thousand new immigrants had arrived in Israel ahead of Rosh Hashanah. He reported significant increases from France, Britain and across the West, predicting further growth amid developments in Europe, Australia and other countries.
ā”ļø Toddler Hospitalized with Suspected Cocaine Residue: A child about 2 years old was brought to Laniado Hospital in Netanya with suspected cocaine residue in his body. Police detained his father, an Even Yehuda resident in his 30s, on suspicion of drug use, supplying drugs to a minor and child neglect.
ā”ļø Yemeni Government Forces Capture Area as 20 Thousand Flee Fighting: Yemenās internationally recognized government said its forces had taken the Al-Yatmah area in the northwestern Al-Jawf province from the Houthis. The UNās International Organization for Migration reported that 20 thousand people had been displaced, while more than 300 have been killed in clashes since Thursday.
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ā”ļø UK Expands Sanctions on Iran: Britain announced tighter sanctions to curb Tehranās nuclear program and other hostile activities. The measures expand trade, technology and service restrictions, limit access to the British financial system, authorize action against ships and bar Iranian aircraft from landing unless exemptions apply.
ā”ļø Netanyahu Reserves Likud Slot for Yaakov Bardugo: Prime Minister and Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu decided to reserve a Knesset candidacy slot for Channel 14 commentator Yaakov Bardugo. Bardugo requested a place in the top 10 but was offered the second 10, with the Likud secretariat to decide whether he will be placed at 11 or 12 amid opposition from party ministers.
ā”ļø Report: 4 Saudi Strikes in Yemen: Saudi Arabia carried out 4 strikes in Yemenās Marib area, according to the Houthi-affiliated Al-Masirah channel.
ā”ļø Former Labor Lawmaker Eli Goldschmidt Joins Likud List: Likud reserved a place on its list for the 26th Knesset for former Labor lawmaker and faction chairman Eli Goldschmidt. The party said that after living near Gaza and the events of 7 October, he changed his diplomatic and security views and now supports Netanyahu, Likud and the national camp.
ā”ļø Kremlin Says Victory in Ukraine Is āVery Closeā: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia is confident that victory in the war with Ukraine is āvery close.ā He made the remarks ahead of President Vladimir Putinās expected Friday meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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ā”ļø UK Seeks Broader Support for Sanctions on Israel: Britain is reportedly trying to persuade additional countries, potentially including France, to join planned sanctions on Israel. President Isaac Herzog called the move āblatant interferenceā in a sovereign stateās democratic elections, while Bloomberg reported concerns in London that it could create a significant obstacle in relations with the US.
ā”ļø Iranian President Vows Continued Resistance: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran would continue resisting āwith strengthā until the āaggressorsā regret their actions. He said Iran has always opposed war but would continue defending itself and protecting its peopleās rights.
ā”ļø Fire in Segev Shalom Brought Under Control: Fire and Rescue Services said the building fire in Segev Shalom near Beersheba had been brought under control, with no injuries reported. An evacuated kindergarten has resumed normal operations.
ā”ļø Security Movement Founder Amir Avivi Secures Likud Slot: Brigadier General (res.) Amir Avivi, founder of the Israel Defense and Security Forum, has been given a reserved place on Likudās candidate list. The party said Avivi and his movement support Prime Minister Netanyahuās security doctrine emphasizing decisive action, initiative and Israeli security independence.
ā”ļø Hungary Expels 10 Russian Diplomats: Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban said Budapest expelled 10 Russian diplomats for activities deemed unacceptable under the Vienna Convention. She said the move protects Hungaryās security and sovereignty but does not signal the severing of diplomatic relations with Russia.
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ā”ļø Kindergarten Evacuated After Fire in Segev Shalom: A fire broke out in a building in Segev Shalom near Beersheba, prompting the evacuation of a nearby kindergarten. Firefighters are searching the building and working to extinguish the blaze, with no people known to be trapped.
ā”ļø Netanyahu Reserves Likud Slot for Kohelet Forum Researcher: Attorney David Peter, a Kohelet Policy Forum researcher who represented the government in several petitions and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir before the High Court, received a reserved place on Likudās slate for the 26th Knesset.
ā”ļø Haifaās Neot Beach Reopens for Swimming: The Health Ministry announced that Neot Beach in Kiryat Haim, Haifa, has reopened for swimming.
ā”ļø Court Rejects Request to Freeze E1 Housing Tender: The Jerusalem District Court rejected a request for an interim order halting a tender for 1,234 housing units and further advancement of the E1 plans. Petitioners argued that the tender was issued without prior notice and could create facts on the ground while their petitions remain pending.
ā”ļø Dor Alon Suspects Employees Stole About 40 Million Shekels: Dor Alon reported suspected theft by employees at several fueling complexes, estimated at about 40 million shekels, mostly during the past two years. The company hired an external investigations firm, filed a police complaint and is examining whether its financial statements require corrections.
ā”ļø Yair Golan Seeks Joint Opposition Pledge Against Netanyahu: Democrats chairman Yair Golan urged opposition leaders to jointly declare that Benjamin Netanyahu is illegitimate and must not be allowed to form a government, calling him a danger to Israelās security. Yashar! chairman Gadi Eisenkot reportedly agreed, while responses are awaited from Together chairman Naftali Bennett and Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman.
ā”ļø Israeli Forces Kill Suspected Attacker in Samaria: The IDF said forces killed a terrorist in Aqraba after he threw a Molotov cocktail and an improvised explosive device at them and was later found holding a knife; no troops were injured. Four wanted suspects were arrested, about 60 were questioned during searches at 70 locations, and ammunition, a launcher and military equipment were seized.
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ā”ļø Arkia to Launch Direct Manila Route in January 2027: Arkia will begin weekly direct flights from Tel Aviv to Manila on 3 January 2027, using a GullivAir Airbus A330. The route will operate on Sundays until April, with one-way economy fares starting at 750 dollars.
ā”ļø Israel Records Sharp Decline in 2025 PISA Results: Israel fell by 38 points in reading, 25 in mathematics and 23 in science compared with 2022, ranking 31 out of 38 countries in reading and 33 in both mathematics and science. Education Minister Yoav Kisch linked the results to the war and renewed his push to dismiss education assessment authority director Gal Alon, while parentsā representatives and lawmakers called the findings a serious warning requiring urgent action.
ā”ļø Houthis Claim Major Missile and Drone Attack on Saudi Arabia: Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree said the group launched dozens of ballistic missiles and drones at Aramco facilities in Abha and Najran, Jizan Economic City and King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait. He blamed Saudi Arabia for the escalation and warned that attacks on Yemen would receive a forceful response.
ā”ļø Israel to Require Online Capital Declarations from January 2027: The Israel Tax Authority announced that capital declarations must be submitted exclusively online from 1 January 2027. Scanned declarations sent through the inquiry system and physical paper submissions will no longer be accepted from 1 January.
ā”ļø Oil Prices Approach 100 Dollars per Barrel: Oil prices continued rising amid the Middle East conflict, with Brent trading at around 98 dollars per barrel, up nearly 2%, and WTI crude at around 94 dollars.
ā”ļø Huckabee Warns of US Response to British Settlement Sanctions: US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee said Washington would respond if Britain advances sanctions against Israeli settlements, warning of a potentially major impact on the British economy. Britain is considering restrictions on settlement-linked products, including those from East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, personal sanctions against Israelis, or both.
ā”ļø Likud Reserves Place for Talik Guily: Likud announced a reserved position for Talik Guily, whose son, police officer Ran Guily, was killed on 7/10 and abducted to Gaza. The party praised her strength, determination and commitment to Israel.
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ā”ļø 2 Killed and 10 Injured in Russian Attack on Kyiv: Ukrainian authorities said a Russian drone attack killed 2 people and injured at least 10, while President Volodymyr Zelensky said critical infrastructure was hit. The attack followed a temporary ceasefire ahead of a Kyiv visit by Donald Trumpās envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, as Poland reported no unusual air activity.
ā”ļø Shas Unveils Slate for the 26th Knesset: Shas announced its candidate list led by party chairman Aryeh Deri, with reservist Lieutenant Colonel Dror Amos placed 6th. Amos, who heads Haifaās religious council, is the first senior-ranking military officer to join the partyās slate.
ā”ļø Saudi Arabia Blames Houthis for Attacks on Energy Facilities: Saudi Arabia attributed attacks on energy facilities in the south of the country to Yemenās Houthi rebels. The Foreign Ministry condemned attacks on civilian and economic sites and commercial vessels in the Red Sea, warning that the kingdom would not tolerate aggression against its territory and resources.
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ā”ļø Saudi Energy Facilities Attacked: Several energy facilities in southern Saudi Arabia were attacked this morning, temporarily halting operations and causing fires. Several people were injured and are receiving medical treatment.
ā”ļø Likud Reserves 11th Place for Elisha Medan: Likud reserved the 11th spot on its Knesset 26 list for reservist Elisha Medan, who was critically wounded and lost both legs in northern Gaza. Medan, a founder of Avigail in the southern Hebron Hills, lit a torch on Israelās 77th Independence Day.
ā”ļø Russia Strikes Kyiv and Odesa Areas: Russia said it attacked military and logistical targets in Kyiv and its surroundings, as well as the Black Sea port of Chornomorsk near Odesa. Poland launched preventive air operations and temporarily closed Lublin Airport near the border.
ā”ļø 3 Suspects Held Over Grenade Attack on Japanika Branch: 3 suspects will appear at a hearing to extend their detention over a grenade thrown at a Japanika branch in Rosh Pina on 15 July. The suspects, two from northern Israel and one from central Israel, were arrested on 7 August.
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ā”ļø China Says Bodies Found in Tibet Are Not Foreign Nationals: Chinaās state-run Xinhua news agency said the bodies found in Tibet following severe flooding were not foreign nationals. The floods along Chinaās border with Nepal killed 43 people, while 519 remain missing, including 216 foreign nationals.
ā”ļø Jerusalem Healthcare System to Hold Emergency Drill: The Health Ministry said a drill simulating unconventional terrorist scenarios will take place today and tomorrow at healthcare facilities in Jerusalem and Maāale Adumim. Increased security activity and drill teams will be visible, but hospitals and clinics will continue operating as usual.
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