The police officers who stopped the attack planned by the terrorist who plotted a large-scale attack in Tel Aviv todaywill receive a certificate of appreciation for their actions from the Prime Minister.

Prince Charles III has been officially named as the next King of England following the passing of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, In Thursday.

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Reacting to the news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder said:"The World Jewish Congress and its more than 100 Jewish communities across the globe join the nation and people of the United Kingdom, and British Jewry in mourning the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, during whose 70-year reign Jewish communities in Great Britain, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and across the Commonwealth have flourished and grown in peace and security. Queen Elizabeth"s was a life of service and faith, in which love of country, Commonwealth, God, and family was the supreme value.""She and her family were beloved symbols of resistance to Nazi tyranny, refusing to leave London during the worst times of the Blitz and standing in solidarity under siege with their compatriots. The young Princess Elizabeth was an inspiration and source of comfort to Anne Frank in her hiding place in Amsterdam, and in 2015, she and her late husband, Prince Philip, visited the former Nazi concentration camp of Bergen-Belsen in northern Germany where Anne Frank died to commemorate its liberation by British troops. Queen Elizabeth"s refusal to flinch in the face of evil, but instead to fight it with every formidable fiber of her character, will be an inspiration for generations to come.""On behalf of Jewish communities across the globe, I extends our deepest condolences to her family, and to the nation and people of the United Kingdom. May her memory and her example be for a blessing."

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Likud Chairman MK Benjamin Netanyahu reacted to the death of Queen Elizabeth II of England."My wife Sara and I, together with all the citizens of Israel, regret from the bottom of our hearts the passing of Her Majesty, Queen of England Elizabeth II.""At the funeral of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, we were directly impressed by her special personality that radiated majesty and splendor. She was a beacon of strength, brotherhood and peace. In her life, she wrote contemporary history and contributed so much to the benefit of humanity and its future," Netanyahu said.

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British Prime Minister Liz Truss addressed the nation following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II Thursday and called the queen "the rock In which modern Britain was built".."Britain is the great country it is today because of her. She was the very spirit of Britain, and that spirit will endure," Truss said.