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Israel Pediatric Association's Zachi Grossman debates Yoav Yehezkelli, Internal Medicine Specialist at Tel Aviv U., on vaccine for children.

An Israeli ship has been reported attacked in UAE waters, Iranian and Lebanese media reported.

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Widower with disabilities cares for for 9 motherless children alone.

Pro-Israel groups had previously raised concerns regarding Colin Kahl’s role in the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

An investigation by the Iranian parliament has revealed that several thousand centrifuges were damaged to some extent in the most recent attack. Pieces of machinery that had been sent out of the country for repairs had been filled with explosives before being shipped back to Iran, leading to an eventual detonation of more than one hundred fifty kilograms of explosives.

Health Min. Edelstein, Tourism Min. Farkash-Hacohen, agree to allow groups of vaccinated tourists into Israel, beginning next month.

An Iranian official has announced that Iran intends to add another 1000 centrifuges to its nuclear site in Natanz, and will soon begin enriching uranium to 60 percent.

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Three individuals have suffered serious injuries after their car overturned on Route 90 near Tzofar.

Jewish teens attend 'bootcamp' in Madrid to learn how to fight anti-Semitism amid COVID-inspired surge in anti-Jewish hate.

Water testing has revealed unusual and concerning chemical imbalances in several rivers in Israel's north, including northern areas of the Jordan. The Ministry of Health has warned the public to double-check for advisories about a river before jumping in.

A US emissary for Palestinian affairs met today with representatives of the UNRWA in Jerusalem to discuss the United States's continuing support of the agency.

Political parties across spectrum call for Berlin government to ban “disgusting anti-Semitic event.”

A Jerusalem municipal inspector has been placed under investigation on suspicions of having blackmailed residents into paying tens of thousands of shekel worth of personal debt.

The FDA has retracted its support for the Johnson and Johnson vaccine after six separate cars of blood clotting were reported in recipients.

Frankfurt police have arrested six young men from Israel for disturbing the peace on their flight.

Yehuda Ben-Yishay, psychologist whose work treating IDF soldiers after Yom Kippur War led to pioneering therapy for brain injuries, dies.

'Tragedy of soldier who lit himself on fire must bring about change,' Likud's MK Zohar says.

Sandra Feuerstein, a Bush-appointed judge from Long Island, New York killed in hit-and-run in Florida. Driver arrested.

Ahead of Independence Day ceremony, Pres. Rivlin meets and thanks 120 outstanding IDF soldiers.

CDC to meet tomorrow to discuss rare side effect of Johnson and Johnson vaccine after 6 women develop blood clots, 1 dies.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in a statement to the media that the closure is the main reason for the decline in Covid-19.

Nearly 40 million vaccine doses have been given across the UK.

Uber shows interest in cannabis delivery once legal. It is currenty legal in 16 states.

The Minister of Tourism, Orit Farkash HaCohen, and the Minister of Health, Yuli Edelstein, reached an agreement on the layout on opening and entry of vaccinated tourists from foreign countries in groups.

As of May 23, 2001, the gates of Israel will be opened in the first phase for the entry of vaccinated foreign tourists in groups, as they will be easier to monitor and manage.

Tourists will be required to undergo a PCR test before boarding, and PCR and serological tests to prove vaccination or recovery, upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport. At the same time, they will continue to maintain contacts with the countries for agreements recognizing vaccination certificates, in order to eliminate the requirement for a serological examination.

Japan planning to dump treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, as China warns of possible action.

Tonight at 8 pm, a one-minute memorial siren will be sounded throughout the country to mark the opening of Remembrance Day for the victims of the Israeli military campaigns and the victims of hostilities.

Afterwards, the main ceremony will begin at the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem. Tomorrow at 11 am a 2-minute memorial siren will sound after which the state memorial ceremonies will begin.

Texas governor claims the president has opted out of interviews and claims his public appearances scripted.

Number of coronavirus patients on ventilators drops by 12 - with just 5 deaths.

Rabbinic court okays release of personal details of Aryeh Leib Kishon, with goal of shaming him into giving his wife a divorce.

Avi and Leah, the siblings of Itzik Saidian, who set himself on fire last night in front of the offices of the Rehabilitation Division, are sitting in Sheba Hospital and asking the public to pray for his safety.

Avi, Itzik's brother, said in tears at the hospital: "Pray for him, this is my little brother. I love him. Help him. He saw things. Let my brother come out of this, pray for him in all the synagogues. Open a Torah scroll and pray for him."

Leah, Itzik's sister, said, "Our Itzik is the youngest brother in the house. A child full of giving, always fights for the weak. That's what he did now. It's not just for him, it's for thousands of soldiers who go through it and don't get an address."

Caitlyn Jenner is said to have met with political consultants of late as California faces recall election. She is a registered Republican.

PM to meet with Naftali Bennett in Jerusalem Tuesday afternoon, while Yamina and Likud negotiating teams meet for coalition talks.

MK Yakov Asher calls on Knesset members to stop baseless hatred, end Knesset paralysis. 'We've turned hatred into a tool to be used.'

Hamas sent message to Israel to avoid interference in elections, report says.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed to the chairman of Yamina, Naftali Bennett, in negotiations between them the senior portfolios currently held by Blue and White, foremost among them defense and foreign affairs, as well as the cultural portfolio.

According to the Globes report, Netanyahu intends to keep the justice ministry for himself.

YouTube claimed comments made in the video contradict U.S. government guidelines. DeSantis: "antithetical to scientific inquiry".

Itzik Saidian (26), a disabled IDF veteran who set himself on fire yesterday in front of the Ministry of Defense's rehabilitation offices, continues to be in critical condition.

He was anesthetized and placed on respiration and hospitalized in the intensive care at the National Burns Unit.

Prof. Yossi Haik, director of the unit, said, "The wounded man suffers from deep and extensive burns all over his body and his condition continues to be critical. We are doing everything we can to save his life."

This year, the traditional IAF flyover on Independence Day will pass over towns in Judea, Samaria, and Jordan Valley.

MDA medics performed resuscitation operations on a man who was electrocuted in a work accident in the Neria community in Binyamin. He was taken to Sheba Tel Hashom Hospital in a difficult and stable condition, anesthetized and on respiration.