“Our Tomer who, in addition to the certificates of personal excellence, also received the 2019 Israel Security Prize, through which he was invited to the President’s House. That was our Tomer. That was the IDF’s Tomer.”
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Israel sees record number of travelers at airport since pre-COVID
Some 22,500 people pass through Ben Gurion Airport in a day, mostly Israelis traveling abroad, with Israel likely to let individual tourists in again at end of month.
Prosecutors said warning phone search in Netanyahu graft trial could take months
TV says State Attorney’s Office won’t currently appeal order to dig through key witness’s correspondence, but may reconsider if judges don’t clarify how search can be more targeted.
Calling them ‘antisemitic images,’ Krakow bans sale of Jewish figurines holding coins
The figures are sold in souvenir stores throughout Poland and are sometimes seen as good luck charms. Krakow is the first city to ban them.
Bennett said set to praise and thank Netanyahu during speech at swearing-in
Yamina head to assure that coalition will serve all; Likud head likely to remain in Balfour for weeks but still no contact between sides; Lapid hopes to visit US in 1st month as FM.
Putin says report Russia to sell Iran advanced spy satellite is ‘garbage’
Israeli officials express concern following report of sale in Washington Post, amid fears move will dramatically enhance Tehran’s ability to track bases and targets in Israel.
‘Flat and rocky’ surface of Mars seen in high-resolution images released by China as part of its Martian mission
Images released by China’s space agency have captured Mars’ red, flat and rock-covered surface in detail, along with the rover and landing platform that touched down on the Martian surface last month.
Gantz: ‘Thank you Netanyahu, we’ll take it from here’
Defense Minister: “Israel today needs change and a new path, a path that will not include Netanyahu.”
Netanyahu offered Gantz: ‘I’ll step down – and you can be PM’
Report: In last-ditch effort to thwart new government, Netanyahu suggested he resign and Gantz will serve as Prime Minister. Gantz rejected the offer.
U.S. reportedly mulls striking Taliban, amid rumors of actual strikes
The Pentagon is considering whether to intervene with warplanes or drones in the event that Kabul is in danger of falling to the Taliban, though no decisions have been made.
‘No jab, no phone’: Unvaccinated to have SIM cards blocked, Pakistan’s Punjab govt says
Punjab’s provincial government is turning to coercive measures to increase participation in its Covid-19 vaccination program, after unveiling plans to disable the SIM cards of people who decline to get jabbed.
Gaddafi’s son seeks Libyan presidency 10 years after NATO-backed campaign plunged country into chaos
The son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is reportedly eyeing his country’s highest office a decade after his father was overthrown and murdered by NATO-backed rebels, triggering years of civil unrest.
Israel: These are the outlined key principles of the new government
As all coalition agreements were submitted to the Knesset Secretariat, Yamina and Yesh Atid present the government’s key principles.
Formation of new government completed
Yamina and Yesh Atid parties sign coalition agreement, all agreements submitted to the Knesset Secretariat.
Germany rolls out first digital EU “Vaccine Passport”
“The goal is that this certificate can also be used in Helsinki, Amsterdam, or Mallorca…”
IDF dismisses officer over tank fire at Gazan farmers during May conflict
Military says one person was injured in the unauthorized machine gun attack; officer’s commander reprimanded and gunner also due to be removed from his position.