The Philippine Embassy in Israel announced that Leah Moscara, a 49-year-old Filipino caregiver, died of her wounds after being injured by an Iranian missile in Rehovot during Operation 'Mighty Nation.' Moscara's apartment was hit by an Iranian missile on June 15. She was evacuated to Shamir Assaf Harofeh Medical Center, where she underwent several surgeries and fought for her life in the intensive care unit for several weeks.
(ynet)

The person lightly wounded by stray fire from the Gaza Strip is a soldier, the IDF reported. "The fighter was evacuated for medical treatment at a hospital and his family has been updated. The incident is being investigated," the military stated.
(Roni Green Shaulov)

Palestinian-American businessman Bashar Bchbach, involved in hostage deal negotiations, wrote on his Facebook account to the "people of Gaza" that "I hesitated to write that there is nothing new, but the truth is that we are working hard with all mediators to find a solution to the current stalemate in negotiations. There are important meetings today between the Emir of Qatar and U.S. President Donald Trump, and we hope they will lead to progress soon."
(Einav Halabi)

A 5-year-old child was seriously injured when struck by a vehicle on Ben Zvi Boulevard in Netanya. MDA paramedics and medics provided medical treatment and transported him to Laniado Hospital in the city.
(Eitan Glikman, Raanan Ben-Zur)

A 42-year-old Indian citizen was arrested yesterday on suspicion of assaulting a 9-year-old girl near the Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv. He was brought in for police questioning, and today the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court extended his detention until next Thursday, according to police.
(ynet)

Idit Ohel, mother of hostage Alon Ohel, appealed to cabinet ministers calling for immediate action to return her son after receiving a medical opinion warning that he could completely lose his sight. As far as known, Ohel has almost certainly already lost vision in one eye, and now Professor Anat Loewenstein, head of the ophthalmology department at Ichilov Hospital, warns that the loss of function in the second eye is only a matter of time: "His condition has worsened. He must be returned so he can receive critical treatment."
(Lihia Gordon)

A woman in her 40s drowned to death in a pool near Binyamina-Givat Ada. MDA paramedics were forced to pronounce her death at the scene.
(Eitan Glikman)

A person was lightly injured by stray fire from the Gaza Strip that hit a vehicle near Sha'ar HaNegev Junction. Initial investigation indicates it was likely stray fire from our forces operating inside the Gaza Strip.
(Roni Green Shaulov)

The High Court of Justice has rejected petitions against freezing the dismissal process of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg ruled that "in the absence of a final decision – this is not an irreversible step. If there is a change in the factual circumstances, it will be possible to submit an appropriate request again."
(Netael Bandel)

One month after the 'Iron Swords' operation, the Tax Authority has reported that 49,943 claims for property damage have been submitted to the compensation fund so far, including 39,093 claims for building damage, 5,052 for vehicle damage and 5,609 for contents and equipment damage. Private individuals filed 29,117 claims, businesses submitted 18,075 claims and the remainder came from public entities or housing committees. Tel Aviv leads with 11,083 claims.
(ynet)

The Philippine Embassy in Israel announced that Leah Moscara, a 49-year-old Filipino caregiver, died of her wounds after being injured by an Iranian missile in Rehovot during Operation 'Mighty Nation.' Moscara's apartment was hit by an Iranian missile on June 15. She was evacuated to Shamir Assaf Harofeh Medical Center, where she underwent several surgeries and fought for her life in the intensive care unit for several weeks.
(ynet)

The person lightly wounded by stray fire from the Gaza Strip is a soldier, the IDF reported. "The fighter was evacuated for medical treatment at a hospital and his family has been updated. The incident is being investigated," the military stated.
(Roni Green Shaulov)

Palestinian-American businessman Bashar Bchbach, involved in hostage deal negotiations, wrote on his Facebook account to the "people of Gaza" that "I hesitated to write that there is nothing new, but the truth is that we are working hard with all mediators to find a solution to the current stalemate in negotiations. There are important meetings today between the Emir of Qatar and U.S. President Donald Trump, and we hope they will lead to progress soon."
(Einav Halabi)

A 5-year-old child was seriously injured when struck by a vehicle on Ben Zvi Boulevard in Netanya. MDA paramedics and medics provided medical treatment and transported him to Laniado Hospital in the city.
(Eitan Glikman, Raanan Ben-Zur)

A 42-year-old Indian citizen was arrested yesterday on suspicion of assaulting a 9-year-old girl near the Central Bus Station in Tel Aviv. He was brought in for police questioning, and today the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court extended his detention until next Thursday, according to police.
(ynet)

Idit Ohel, mother of hostage Alon Ohel, appealed to cabinet ministers calling for immediate action to return her son after receiving a medical opinion warning that he could completely lose his sight. As far as known, Ohel has almost certainly already lost vision in one eye, and now Professor Anat Loewenstein, head of the ophthalmology department at Ichilov Hospital, warns that the loss of function in the second eye is only a matter of time: "His condition has worsened. He must be returned so he can receive critical treatment."
(Lihia Gordon)

A woman in her 40s drowned to death in a pool near Binyamina-Givat Ada. MDA paramedics were forced to pronounce her death at the scene.
(Eitan Glikman)

A person was lightly injured by stray fire from the Gaza Strip that hit a vehicle near Sha'ar HaNegev Junction. Initial investigation indicates it was likely stray fire from our forces operating inside the Gaza Strip.
(Roni Green Shaulov)

The High Court of Justice has rejected petitions against freezing the dismissal process of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg ruled that "in the absence of a final decision – this is not an irreversible step. If there is a change in the factual circumstances, it will be possible to submit an appropriate request again."
(Netael Bandel)

One month after the 'Iron Swords' operation, the Tax Authority has reported that 49,943 claims for property damage have been submitted to the compensation fund so far, including 39,093 claims for building damage, 5,052 for vehicle damage and 5,609 for contents and equipment damage. Private individuals filed 29,117 claims, businesses submitted 18,075 claims and the remainder came from public entities or housing committees. Tel Aviv leads with 11,083 claims.
(ynet)