Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he bows his head following the death of IDF officer M. who was killed during an operation in the Gaza strip Sunday night.
Former IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz said operations of this sort have been and will continue to be carried out all the time and are important to Israel's safety.
20 individuals on a list of potential returnees submitted by Bangladesh have told Reuters they will refuse to go back to northern Rakhine state from where they fled.
Every time Netanyahu leaves the country, he appoints someone to take his place. Of late, Regev has been his usual choice, based on her loyalty to Netanyahu.
Agudat Yisrael will likely not publicly back any candidate, senior rabbinical leadership of Degel and Shas to hold prayer rally at Western Wall Monday night.
Riyadh and Tehran's competition for influence in the Middle East has in recent years led to Tehran strengthening its allies in Damascus, Beirut and Baghdad.
Over 200 rockets have been fired from the coastal strip into Israeli territory over the last 24 hours, and Israeli leaders are already vowing a strong response.
In a quest to decrease its dependency from crude oil exports, Russia looks to Asia as
a fast-growing market for petrochemicals, but success closely tied to relations with West.
A laudable effort was made by Jewish newspapers to publish a joint editorial calling for togetherness, but more practical steps need to be taken to combat antisemitism.