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Nizar Zakka, who was freed from Iranian captivity in 2019, urges Qatar to ensure Israeli hostages in Gaza receive food, medical care and humane treatment in line with Islamic values.
A frightening incident unfolded Tuesday morning in Samaria when a father discovered a viper inside a kindergarten in the settlement of Yakir.
Six major organizations call on synagogues and institutions to apply for federal security funding despite controversial new condition.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich outlined his proposal alongside settlement leaders, rejecting partial sovereignty and urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to apply full Israeli control over Judea and Samaria despite US-backed calls for a limited plan in the Jordan Valley.
Pro-Iranian media reported an increase in Saudi Air Force flights and the deployment of air defense units. A source claimed the move was part of cooperation between Riyadh, Washington and Jerusalem.
