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President Donald Trump began his Middle East tour with a high-profile visit to Saudi Arabia, one of Washington’s most powerful allies in the region. The tour will also include visits to the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Israel is not on the agenda.
Sharon Sharabi, brother of the deceased hostage Yossi Sharabi tells Israel Hayom Witkoff knows the hostages "have no time" and that he is "committed to the mission" of releasing all hostages.
Swiss police detained suspect following throat-slitting gesture toward Israel's representatives at the opening ceremony.
Saudi Arabia is optimistic that Washington has moved closer to its position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, viewing the establishment of a Palestinian state as a prerequisite for normalization with Israel.
Officers admit in open court that they had cited completely fictional laws generated by ChatGPT to justify retaining a suspect's phone.
