PM indicted for corruption (pending hearing)

After years of investigations and rumors, Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit recommended indicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for three different corruption charges on Thursday, pending a final hearing.
2. Kahlon considers sitting in coalition with Gantz

Finance Minister and Kulanu Party Chairman, Moshe Kahlon, is now insinuating that he may be willing to join a Benny Gantz-Led Coalition.
Iranian; Hezbollah forces gather in the North

A new report by NZIV.NET is now alleging that Hezbollah and Iranian Forces in Syria are amassing along the Israeli border in the Northern Golan Heights.

4.Is Russia interested in stopping Iran in Syria?

Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS joins us in the studio to speak about if Putin cares enough to rid Syria of Iran’s influences?

5.Gaza sends over more floating explosives

Israeli jetsstruck multiple Hamas military targets in Gaza overnight, Sunday, in response to yet another incendiary balloon carrying explosives being sent from the Strip.
Israelis rejects UN report on Gaza clashes

Thousands of violent rioters again amassed at the Israel border with Gaza over the weekend the UN Human Rights Council released a scathing new report, alleging that the IDF deliberately shot unarmed civilians including children and journalists.

7.Qalandiya checkpoint gets a massive upgrade
The IDF has just now reopened the Qalandiya crossing following massive streamlining renovations.  
Court extends remand for Ori Ansbacher’s killer

The Jerusalem Magistrates Court last week extended the remand of 29-year-old Palestinian, Arafat Irfaiya who was arrested in early February for brutally raping and murdering 19-year-old Israeli Ori Ansbacher.
9. Liberian President Weah finishes visit to Israel

The Israeli Prime Minister finally made good on his promise to invite Liberian President George Weah for an historic visit to Israel.
Israel issues flood warnings over the weekend

Heavy rains over the weekend led to extreme dangers across the Jewish State as hundreds of civilians had to be rescued from the flash flooding.
Eurovision tickets sales met with controversy

Tickets for Eurovision started going on sale on Thursday, It was reported that the first batch of tickets sold out in just ten minutes. But new reports now indicate that many more tickets remained unsold.  
 Hebrew word of the Day: 

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is 'RIKUZ' which means CONCENTRATION.

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<li> PM indicted for corruption (pending hearing)</li>
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After years of investigations and rumors, Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit recommended indicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for three different corruption charges on Thursday, pending a final hearing.
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<li>2. Kahlon considers sitting in coalition with Gantz</li>
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Finance Minister and Kulanu Party Chairman, Moshe Kahlon, is now insinuating that he may be willing to join a Benny Gantz-Led Coalition.
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<li> Iranian; Hezbollah forces gather in the North</li>
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A new report by NZIV.NET is now alleging that Hezbollah and Iranian Forces in Syria are amassing along the Israeli border in the Northern Golan Heights.
4.Is Russia interested in stopping Iran in Syria?
Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder &amp; Executive Director of the IISS joins us in the studio to speak about if Putin cares enough to rid Syria of Iran&rsquo;s influences?
5.Gaza sends over more floating explosives
Israeli jetsstruck multiple Hamas military targets in Gaza overnight, Sunday, in response to yet another incendiary balloon carrying explosives being sent from the Strip.
<ol start="6">
<li> Israelis rejects UN report on Gaza clashes</li>
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Thousands of violent rioters again amassed at the Israel border with Gaza over the weekend the UN Human Rights Council released a scathing new report, alleging that the IDF deliberately shot unarmed civilians including children and journalists.
7.Qalandiya checkpoint gets a massive upgrade The IDF has just now reopened the Qalandiya crossing following massive streamlining renovations. &nbsp;
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<li> Court extends remand for Ori Ansbacher&rsquo;s killer</li>
</ol>
The Jerusalem Magistrates Court last week extended the remand of 29-year-old Palestinian, Arafat Irfaiya who was arrested in early February for brutally raping and murdering 19-year-old Israeli Ori Ansbacher.
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<li>9. Liberian President Weah finishes visit to Israel</li>
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The Israeli Prime Minister finally made good on his promise to invite Liberian President George Weah for an historic visit to Israel.
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<li> Israel issues flood warnings over the weekend</li>
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Heavy rains over the weekend led to extreme dangers across the Jewish State as hundreds of civilians had to be rescued from the flash flooding.
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<li> Eurovision tickets sales met with controversy</li>
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Tickets for Eurovision started going on sale on Thursday, It was reported that the first batch of tickets sold out in just ten minutes. But new reports now indicate that many more tickets remained unsold. &nbsp;
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<li> Hebrew word of the Day: </li>
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Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today&rsquo;s word is 'RIKUZ' which means CONCENTRATION.

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