The Al-Arabiya news network is reporting that Meraj Airline, associated with the Revolutionary Guards, is currently operating flights to Beirut airport.According to the report, the company's planes may be delivering weapons and sensitive equipment to Hezbollah, and Israel fears that Beirut's airport will become a route for arms smuggling from Iran to Lebanon.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko referred to Russia's bombings targeting civilian infrastructure across Ukraine."An apocalyptic scenario is possible in the capital this winter - and although it is now too early to talk about evacuation, residents should be ready for a quick departure and prepare with food, water, clothing and documents," said Klitschko, who added: "Kyiv could lose its energy, water and heating infrastructure, which will lead to an apocalypse like in Hollywood movies, given the low temperatures."

Outgoing Minister of Health, Nitzan Horowitz, attacked the emerging government in an interview In Galei Tzahal."The government that will be formed is a government of corrupt people who will steal the country. They are looting in the most rude and blatant way. The song this disgraced MK Avi Maoz sang from the Knesset plenum ("We came to expel darkness") expresses hatred for anyone who is different from him," he was quoted as saying.

Outgoing Housing Minister Ze'ev Elkin attacked the coalition agreements in an interview In Channel 2 News."All the red lines were crossed here and Netanyahu was knocked out by his accomplices - this government will witness the dissolution of the various ministries. What do we have here? Six ministers of education? It's a joke," said Elkin.

The IDF arrested 15 wanted terrorists in overnight raids throughout Judea and Samaria. Three of the detained are from the PA-controlled city of Jenin.The father and brother of the terrorist who carried out the shooting attack near Ofra were also detained.

The suit that Al Jazeera has filed in the International Criminal Court could shine an embarrassing spotlight In the network itself. Op-ed.

An archaeological dig in Yavne led to the discovery of a rare lead projectile from the Hellenistic period, with an inscription in Greek that was intended to ensure victory in battle.The 2,200-year-old projectile, which bears the inscription - "Victory of Heracles and Cronus", was uncovered in excavations conducted by the Yavneh Antiquities Authority with funding from the Israel Lands Authority for the purpose of expanding the city by 12,000 housing units, in cooperation with the Yavneh Municipality.The projectile was designed to be fired from a sling device (a kind of rocket launcher), and measures 4.4 cm in length.Read more

Citing medical problems, Celine Dion cancelled her singing tour, which would have included a performance at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv.