Palestinian news and social media celebrate the murder of five  Israelis in Bnei Barak. The terrorist just so happened to be illegally working in Israel. Many think that there needs to be tough repercussions for those who support terrorists even if only on social media. Thankfully, the Israeli Government did revoke the terrorist’s family’s work permits.

The warm weather might be here to stay. A fourth terrorist attack in less than 10 days leave five more Israelis dead. Some U.S. mayors from across the country and political spectrum came to visit Israel to strengthen bilateral ties, and the IDF and Police forces are stepping up their game, as they arrested 12 ISIS supporters in Arab towns in northern Israel. 

Hamas leader says the Palestianians are more united in their fight against the “occupation” than ever. There has been a huge rise in antisemitism since the start of the pandemic. And Facebook actually donated to a good cause. 

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Today in Israel, a summit with several Arab nations, Israel and the United states is continuing in Israel’s southern Negev.

Two terrorists open fire in Israel’s City of Hadera killing two, and Israel’s health ministry scrambles to take steps to avoid a Polio distaster.

The head of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's office proposed the possibility of a summit between Zelenskyy and Putin in Jerusalem. A new poll puts the Israeli right-wing bloc at 60 seats in the Knesset, excluding the Yamina party. Iowa’s governor, Kim Reynolds, signed anti-BDS and anti-semitism bills into law.

Citizens are still reeling from yesterday’s brutal terrorist attack in the southern city of Beersheva. Israel is the first country to set up a field hospital in Ukraine, but also made the decision to turn down Ukraine’s request for cyber weapons to use against Russia. Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of State has started an open competition with a $1 million reward for people to report on Israel’s human rights violations and spearhead projects to stop them from happening.

A horrific terrorist attack leaves four dead and at least two injured after an Arab terrorist went on a stabbing spree before being neutralized by a clear-headed bus driver. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is considering making a visit to Ukraine to help ceasefire talks along with Russia. Many Israelis are outraged at Ukrainian President Zelenskyy for remarks in his speech to the Knesset distorting the Holocaust.

Two Iranian drones heading for Israel were shot down by a US fighter plane. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi along with the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi. Two Communities were uprooted in the Binyamin region of Samaria. And more new homes have been started in Judea and Samaria under the presidency of Joe Biden than Donald Trump. 

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Approximately 750,000 people gathered on Sunday morning in central Israel for Rabbi Kanievsky’s funeral making it the largest funeral in Israel’s history. The leaders of Judea and Samaria refused to meet with Defense Minister Benny Gantz. Isaac Herzog and Emanuel Macron held a diplomatic meeting in France, and a fun fact for the day. 

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According to a new bill proposed by MK Mossi Raz, products from Judea and Samaria would not be labeled as coming from Israel. The IDF and Israeli Police thwarted the smuggling of weapons and drugs in southern Israel. Havat Gilead’s security coordinator was arrested on suspicion of subverting the course of justice, and John Hagee speaks out in support of Judea and Samaria.

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