Hackers extracted the details of the terrorists and determined that the terrorists were close to Venezuelan government officials and involved in terrorist financing.

Instead of fulfilling its promise to “expand the reach of factual reporting,” AP is contracting that reach by peddling partiality. Op-ed.

Maj. Gen. Amos Gilad, former head of the Defense Ministry's political division, addressed the issue of Iran in an interview with Galei Tzahal."The Iranians are adding more and more capabilities to harm Israel. The Americans are advancing in the diplomatic option, and the Iranians understand from this that they can continue In their way. On the other hand, the strategy of canceling the nuclear agreement has failed and requires rethinking," Gilad said.Asked whether the global Blue Flag exercise would deter Iran, Gilad replied: "I do not recognize a real and operational alliance in which forces from around the world will attack Iran. Unfortunately, the military option rests with Israel. We really need the Americans."

Route 1 was blocked for traffic at the Ben Gurion Airport interchange to the west due to a truck hitting the bridge.Police force are at the scene.

Just 0.88% of tests coming back positive, with 839 cases of COVID reported Monday.

Palestinian Arabs claimed In Monday night that an Arab man was wounded by IDF live ammunition and from being run over by a military jeep during clashes in the village of Ya'bad, Galei Tzahal (Army Radio) reported.The IDF said in response that no live ammunition was used, Inly riot dispersal means, and they are unaware of any running over of rioters.

Israel's National Security Council In Monday canceled a travel warning to Morocco that had been in effect for more than a decade, saying the decision was made following an assessment that the estimated level of threat to Israelis in Morocco declined."The estimated level of threat in Morocco has dropped. At the same time, it is advisable to continue to exercise increased vigilance while staying in the country," the National Security Council said.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi announced In Monday that the country"s state of emergency will be lifted for the first time in years, Reuters reports."Egypt has become ... an oasis of security and stability in the region," Sisi wrote in a Facebook post. "Hence it was decided, for the first time in years, to cancel the extension of the state of emergency in all areas of the country."