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Polls predict Shaked's Zionist Spirit will fail to garner the necessary votes to enter the Knesset. Lapid meets with Labor and Meretz leaders in an attempt to persuade the parties to run together in the elections, but reaches no breakthrough.
Haas gained popularity in Israel for her role in the ultra-Orthodox drama series "Shtisel" and international acclaim for the Netflix series "Unorthodox." In the fourth installment of "Captain America," she will portray Israeli superheroine Sabra, who served in the Mossad and has superpowers such as extraordinary strength, stamina and speed.
Russian Defense Ministry announces it was pulling back troops from two areas in Ukraine's eastern Kharkiv region after days of apparent advances by Ukraine. "The Russian army in these days is demonstrating the best that it can do – showing its back," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says. "And, of course, it's a good decision for them to run."
An official says that the Biden administration fears that rushing into an agreement with Iran could undermine the Democratic Party's chances in the upcoming elections, which is why they prefer to postpone it until after the event.
"It is rare to have a queen, and with Elizabeth's influence on politics and Britain's foreign relations, as a feminist, I cannot help but feel that this is the end of an era," says Yosefa from Modi'in as hundreds of thousands flock to Buckingham Palace to pay their respects to the monarch who served Britain for a record 70 years.
