Highway 4 has been blocked to traffic near Raanana Junction due to a protest. Police reported that traffic is being diverted toward Kfar Saba or Highway 531.
(ynet)

The head of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad al-Alimi, has decided to appoint Salem Saleh bin Breik as the country's new Prime Minister. Earlier, Yemen's Prime Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak resigned from his position.
(Lior Ben Ari)

The IDF has begun issuing tens of thousands of emergency call-up orders to reserve soldiers to support the expansion of operations in the Gaza Strip, which will commence in the coming days. Many reserve brigades will be mobilized for the fifth or sixth time since the war began. They will be deployed to other sectors such as the northern border or Judea and Samaria, to replace regular army units that will lead the new offensive in the Gaza Strip.
(Yoav Zeitun)

Police arrested a Nof HaGalil resident in her 30s who attacked a woman who documented her children allegedly abusing a dog. Investigation materials revealed that the woman noticed the suspect's children allegedly abusing a dog and recorded their actions. After the suspect noticed this, she attacked her and began hitting her.
(Israel Moskowitz)

Released hostages Omar Shem Tov, Maya and Itai Regev addressed the rally at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv. Itai said, 'We stand here tonight in Hostages Square as the voice of those who cannot be here with us.' Omar noted: 'We were kidnapped together with Uri Danino. We met him that very night. When the horror began, we split up. In all the chaos, Uri chose to go back to save us. Uri paid for this choice with his independence and ultimately with his life.' Maya added: 'Uri represented the Israeli spirit, the spirit that must continue to lead us even now. We don't give up on anyone.'
(Yael Checknover)

A cyclist in his 30s was seriously injured when struck by a vehicle on Route 461 at Mesubim Junction. MDA paramedics evacuated him to Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer.
(Yael Chechnover)

Omri Shtivi, brother of fallen hostage Idan Shtivi, spoke at a rally in Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, saying: "Several months ago, there was a knock on the door, and a committee determined that Idan was no longer among the living. On Memorial Day, we understood again that to achieve closure - we must bring everyone back." According to him, "The government ministers and the Prime Minister apparently forget that there are people waiting to be rescued, families, an entire country that hurts every moment they're not here. What do you think could be the reason they're not bringing them back if not political interests led by an extremist messianic minority."
(Yael Chechnover)

Hostages and Missing Persons Coordinator, Reserve Brigadier General Gal Hirsch, spoke with the family of captive Maxim Harekin. During the conversation, the family requested that the video released earlier by Hamas not be broadcast on various media outlets.
(Itamar Eichner)

The Prime Minister's Office announced that "due to developments in the Gaza and Syria sectors, and because of a packed diplomatic-security schedule, Prime Minister Netanyahu has decided to postpone his visit to Azerbaijan to a later date."
(Itamar Eichner)

The Air Force intercepted a drone launched from Yemen, IDF spokesperson reported, adding that alerts were activated according to policy.
(Yoav Ziton)

Highway 4 has been blocked to traffic near Raanana Junction due to a protest. Police reported that traffic is being diverted toward Kfar Saba or Highway 531.
(ynet)

The head of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad al-Alimi, has decided to appoint Salem Saleh bin Breik as the country's new Prime Minister. Earlier, Yemen's Prime Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak resigned from his position.
(Lior Ben Ari)

The IDF has begun issuing tens of thousands of emergency call-up orders to reserve soldiers to support the expansion of operations in the Gaza Strip, which will commence in the coming days. Many reserve brigades will be mobilized for the fifth or sixth time since the war began. They will be deployed to other sectors such as the northern border or Judea and Samaria, to replace regular army units that will lead the new offensive in the Gaza Strip.
(Yoav Zeitun)

Police arrested a Nof HaGalil resident in her 30s who attacked a woman who documented her children allegedly abusing a dog. Investigation materials revealed that the woman noticed the suspect's children allegedly abusing a dog and recorded their actions. After the suspect noticed this, she attacked her and began hitting her.
(Israel Moskowitz)

Released hostages Omar Shem Tov, Maya and Itai Regev addressed the rally at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv. Itai said, 'We stand here tonight in Hostages Square as the voice of those who cannot be here with us.' Omar noted: 'We were kidnapped together with Uri Danino. We met him that very night. When the horror began, we split up. In all the chaos, Uri chose to go back to save us. Uri paid for this choice with his independence and ultimately with his life.' Maya added: 'Uri represented the Israeli spirit, the spirit that must continue to lead us even now. We don't give up on anyone.'
(Yael Checknover)

A cyclist in his 30s was seriously injured when struck by a vehicle on Route 461 at Mesubim Junction. MDA paramedics evacuated him to Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer.
(Yael Chechnover)

Omri Shtivi, brother of fallen hostage Idan Shtivi, spoke at a rally in Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, saying: "Several months ago, there was a knock on the door, and a committee determined that Idan was no longer among the living. On Memorial Day, we understood again that to achieve closure - we must bring everyone back." According to him, "The government ministers and the Prime Minister apparently forget that there are people waiting to be rescued, families, an entire country that hurts every moment they're not here. What do you think could be the reason they're not bringing them back if not political interests led by an extremist messianic minority."
(Yael Chechnover)

Hostages and Missing Persons Coordinator, Reserve Brigadier General Gal Hirsch, spoke with the family of captive Maxim Harekin. During the conversation, the family requested that the video released earlier by Hamas not be broadcast on various media outlets.
(Itamar Eichner)

The Prime Minister's Office announced that "due to developments in the Gaza and Syria sectors, and because of a packed diplomatic-security schedule, Prime Minister Netanyahu has decided to postpone his visit to Azerbaijan to a later date."
(Itamar Eichner)

The Air Force intercepted a drone launched from Yemen, IDF spokesperson reported, adding that alerts were activated according to policy.
(Yoav Ziton)