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New statistics reveal shifts in naming trends, including sharp decline in Be'eri following October 7 attack.

Meeting with UN Ambassador Mike Waltz reveals significant personnel changes in prime minister's team, with longtime Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman conspicuously absent from discussions.

Exclusive data reveals nine percent jump in female officers over five years, though senior command positions remain heavily male-dominated.

Sources tell Guardian Israel monitors troops at international facility, CMCC, in Kiryat Gat, which oversees the implementation of the Trump plan. The US military offered no comment, while the IDF denies any wrongdoing.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir says 100 doctors have already volunteered to support cause, adding that options include hanging, guillotine, and the electric chair.

Emergency and rescue authorities are preparing for the rainfall wave "Byron," expected to begin on Wednesday and bring flash floods and strong winds to many locations across the country.

Jerusalem outlines sweeping conditions as Arab states push for Palestinian Authority control of Strip, including complete Hamas disarmament and transformation of refugee camps into standard communities.

The email, allegedly sent from the investigations department, stated: "In accordance with system instructions, a personal file requiring immediate clarification has been opened against you. Please review the summons details and act accordingly. Note: Failure to respond may be considered a serious violation of instructions."

As Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa courts Western recognition, Alawite minorities face regime-backed violence and residents flee the country. Doubts mount over stability of Islamist government and wisdom of diplomatic engagement.