Google Closes First Israeli Cybersecurity Deal

Google said it would integrate the Siemplify platform into its cloud.

US Sees Record 1M New Cases of COVID-19 on Monday

Since the start of the pandemic, more than 56.1 million people in the United States have been diagnosed with COVID-19.

3 Israeli Diplomatic Missions Closed (Temporarily) By COVID-19

Israel’s embassies in the Philippines and in Angola, as well as the consulate in San Francisco, were all shut down due to coronavirus infections and quarantine among staffers.

Iran’s Tasnim News Agency Launches Hebrew Website

The target audience for the Hebrew site was Hebrew speakers worldwide, including in the “occupied territories,” apparently referring to the entire state of Israel.

Hassidic Man Beaten in Williamsburg, Brooklyn

The attack took place a few hours after dozens attended a demonstration against antisemitism in New York City.

Israeli Vehicle Attack Near Ma’ale Shomron

Miraculously, there were no physical injuries to the travelers.

Adelson Family Donates $40 Million to Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

The contribution will allow construction to commence on the Adelson National Center for Advanced Cancer Therapy, which will include an oncology institute, inpatient units, clinics and Israel’s first proton therapy institute.

North American Gap Year Students Join ADI’s Race for Inclusion in Negev

The 2.5K run highlighted the importance of disability inclusion while raising more than $14,000 for ADI's Respiratory Therapy and Hydrotherapy programs.

British Shell From Israel’s Independence War Found in Forest Near Jerusalem

The 1948 bomb was located in a wooded area near Ma’aleh Hahamisha, north of Jerusalem, by a father his children who walked around the area on Saturday afternoon.

Jerusalem Man Charged with Spying for Hezbollah

Ahmed Zahara has allegedly been spying for the group since 2012.

Terrorist Killed Near Giti Evyasar Junction

An armed terrorist was shot and killed by IDF soldiers near the Giti Evyasar junction in the Shomron on Friday morning.

Israeli Civilian who Crossed into Lebanon Weeks Ago Returned in Joint Operation

The IDF and UNIFIL cooperate in returning the Israeli civilian from the Negev region who "apparently entered Lebanon voluntarily."

Ministry of Finance and El-Al Agree on Aid Package

The outline will include an inflow of tens of millions of dollars in the coming period to come from the controlling shareholders of the company and the state, and it will allow the company to get through the crisis in the coming months.

Finance Minister Liberman Abolishes Import Duty on Butter

There was also a shortage of butter in Israel in 2020 that spurred the temporary order suspending the tariffs.

Syria Sharply Condemns Israeli Plans for Economic Investment in the Golan Heights

“The Syrian government reaffirms its permanent and strong support for its Syrian citizens, the people of the occupied Syrian Golan who resist the Israeli occupation and who reject the annexation decision and the policy of seizing lands by force,” a Syrian Foreign Ministry statement said.

Report: Friction Between Lebanon’s President Michel Aoun and Hezbollah Over Defense Issues

Hezbollah says its weapons are needed to defend Lebanon from Israel. President Aoun says responsibility for defense of the country is the state's alone.

2,500 Flights Canceled Monday Due to COVID-19

Other factors, including bad weather, also contributed to the cancelations, the airlines said.

EL AL Flight Attendant Stuck in China, Diagnosed with Omicron

The flight attendant tested negative twice before departure, but tested positive upon arrival in Ghangzhou, China.

Qatar to Invest $60 Million in Israeli Gas Pipeline to Gaza

The “Gas for Gaza” initiative seeks to see natural gas pumped from Israel's Leviathan gas field into the Gaza Strip, according to Arab media.

UN General Assembly Approves Budget for Open-Ended Israeli ‘War Crimes’ Probe

There has never before been such an open-ended investigation aimed at any member state in the United Nations.

NY Banks Urged to Waive Transfer, Processing Fees for Holocaust Reparation Payments

“These fees impose a significant burden on elderly Holocaust survivors, victims and heirs who often rely on these payments to meet their everyday needs,” Acting Superintendent Adrienne Harris said in a press release on Wednesday.

New York Raises the Stakes for Faking a COVID-19 Vaccination Card

Those who violate the law and are caught with fake COVID-19 vaccination cards could face up to a year in prison.

Some 3,000 Gaza Residents Are in Israel Without Permits or Supervision, IDF Admits

It also became apparent that there is no military procedure for enforcing or supervising residents of Gaza violating the entry permit granted to them.

Manhattan Intersection to be Named after Shimon Peres

Peres lived with his wife Sonia and their daughter in an apartment on the corner of West 95th Street and Riverside while he studied at New York University and the New School.

Major Insult to Hamas Leader: Hezbollah and Lebanese Figures Boycott his Visit

A former Lebanese minister tweeted against Mash’al, telling him “you are not welcome in Beirut, go back to the Arab spring, you wreaked havoc on the Arab homeland.”

6 Inches of Snow Drop on Mount Hermon

More good news: the water level of Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) likewise rose by 0.39 inches (one centimeter).

Report: Iran Preparing to Launch Space Vehicle

“The action may be intended as leverage to further pressure the West in the negotiations,” said its author, Lt. Col. (ret.) Michael Segall.

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