U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance addressed the India-Pakistan confrontation in an interview with Fox News, stating that the conflict is 'fundamentally not America's business.' Vance explained that 'we can encourage them to de-escalate,' but emphasized that the U.S. will not intervene in wars that are not its own. His comments came after exchanges of fire between the countries over the past two days, and yesterday Pakistan claimed it intercepted 25 Israeli-made drones launched from India.
(AFP)

The family of hostage Tamir sought to clarify that 'there is no change in Tamir's status,' after it was learned he is the Israeli hostage whose life is considered at risk. The family stated that 'Tamir was kidnapped to the Gaza Strip on October 7 while alive, and so far we have not received any information proving otherwise.' They explained that 'the definition that there is concern for Tamir's life is a description of an ongoing situation stemming from the lack of proof of life, and is not the result of receiving any new information. It should be emphasized that in the absence of other information - Tamir is still defined as alive according to all relevant official authorities. We plead in every possible way to avoid incorrect and inaccurate framing that could harm our Tamir.'
(Yael Chechnover)

A patient attacked an Arab orthopedic doctor in his 30s during an emergency room shift at the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. The patient was supposed to be admitted to the orthopedic department but refused and attacked the doctor. The attacker was subsequently taken to the police station for questioning, and the doctor filed a complaint. Dr. Zeev Feldman, chairman of the State Physicians Organization, stated, 'There must be zero tolerance for violence in hospitals, especially against medical staff. I have requested from the Health Ministry Director General that the attacker be banned from returning to hospital grounds.'
(Or Hadar)

Sirens warning of rocket and missile fire were activated in Sufa and Nir Yitzhak in the Gaza envelope region. The IDF spokesperson initially stated that "details are being examined," and later updated that it was a false alarm.
(Roni Green Shaulov, Elisha Ben Kimon)

The U.S. President called for a 30-day ceasefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine, writing on his X account that he would impose sanctions on anyone who violates it. Trump's post came shortly after he finished a phone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who also confirmed his country's willingness for an 'unconditional' ceasefire.

Judge Amit Michles at the Lod District Court accepted the police appeal regarding the detention of the former Mossad officer who was questioned earlier in the 'Qatar Gate' case. His detention was extended until Monday. Earlier, the court also extended the detention of former Prime Minister's spokesperson Yonatan Urich, also following a police appeal.
(Netael Bandel)

An IDF spokesperson reported that an Israeli infant was lightly injured after assailants threw stones at Israeli vehicles and a bus in the Naama area of the Jordan Valley. "The infant received treatment at the scene, security forces arrived at the location and continue to search for the perpetrators," the IDF spokesperson added.
(Elisha Ben Kimon)

The U.S. military will begin dismissing transgender service members who do not voluntarily leave on June 6, according to a memo reported by Reuters news agency.
(Reuters)

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who took office this week, spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and assured him of Berlin's continued support for Kyiv in the war against Russia. German government spokesman Stefan Cornelius stated that 'Ukraine can count on the German government's support.'
(AFP)

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance addressed the India-Pakistan confrontation in an interview with Fox News, stating that the conflict is 'fundamentally not America's business.' Vance explained that 'we can encourage them to de-escalate,' but emphasized that the U.S. will not intervene in wars that are not its own. His comments came after exchanges of fire between the countries over the past two days, and yesterday Pakistan claimed it intercepted 25 Israeli-made drones launched from India.
(AFP)

The family of hostage Tamir sought to clarify that 'there is no change in Tamir's status,' after it was learned he is the Israeli hostage whose life is considered at risk. The family stated that 'Tamir was kidnapped to the Gaza Strip on October 7 while alive, and so far we have not received any information proving otherwise.' They explained that 'the definition that there is concern for Tamir's life is a description of an ongoing situation stemming from the lack of proof of life, and is not the result of receiving any new information. It should be emphasized that in the absence of other information - Tamir is still defined as alive according to all relevant official authorities. We plead in every possible way to avoid incorrect and inaccurate framing that could harm our Tamir.'
(Yael Chechnover)

A patient attacked an Arab orthopedic doctor in his 30s during an emergency room shift at the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya. The patient was supposed to be admitted to the orthopedic department but refused and attacked the doctor. The attacker was subsequently taken to the police station for questioning, and the doctor filed a complaint. Dr. Zeev Feldman, chairman of the State Physicians Organization, stated, 'There must be zero tolerance for violence in hospitals, especially against medical staff. I have requested from the Health Ministry Director General that the attacker be banned from returning to hospital grounds.'
(Or Hadar)

Sirens warning of rocket and missile fire were activated in Sufa and Nir Yitzhak in the Gaza envelope region. The IDF spokesperson initially stated that "details are being examined," and later updated that it was a false alarm.
(Roni Green Shaulov, Elisha Ben Kimon)

The U.S. President called for a 30-day ceasefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine, writing on his X account that he would impose sanctions on anyone who violates it. Trump's post came shortly after he finished a phone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who also confirmed his country's willingness for an 'unconditional' ceasefire.

Judge Amit Michles at the Lod District Court accepted the police appeal regarding the detention of the former Mossad officer who was questioned earlier in the 'Qatar Gate' case. His detention was extended until Monday. Earlier, the court also extended the detention of former Prime Minister's spokesperson Yonatan Urich, also following a police appeal.
(Netael Bandel)

An IDF spokesperson reported that an Israeli infant was lightly injured after assailants threw stones at Israeli vehicles and a bus in the Naama area of the Jordan Valley. "The infant received treatment at the scene, security forces arrived at the location and continue to search for the perpetrators," the IDF spokesperson added.
(Elisha Ben Kimon)

The U.S. military will begin dismissing transgender service members who do not voluntarily leave on June 6, according to a memo reported by Reuters news agency.
(Reuters)

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who took office this week, spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and assured him of Berlin's continued support for Kyiv in the war against Russia. German government spokesman Stefan Cornelius stated that 'Ukraine can count on the German government's support.'
(AFP)