Israeli troops are still searching for the terrorists who murdered a rabbi in the West Bank on Tuesday evening. As the forces continue the manhunt, the IDF fears that the terrorists will strike again with a second attack.

Indian media outlets are reporting that the government is debating whether to maintain a defense deal worth $500 million with Israels Rafael Advanced Defense Systems. Earlier this month, Rafael confirmed the cancelation of the deal months after reports about India withdrawing from it surfaced.

An Israeli hospital sent a team of medical experts to cholera-stricken Zambia last week. The team was the first foreign delegation to land in the African nation to provide medical aid since the outbreak of the disease in September.

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A new ranking system for travel advisories was launched yesterday by the U.S. State Department. According to the new rankings, Americans should “exercise increased caution” while in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has revealed that his next meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump will take place in the near future. Netanyahu explained in Jerusalem on Thursday that the two may meet before March.

Asia will get to see the Hebrew Universitys Albert Einstein Archives for the first time tomorrow. The display will open in Taiwans capital. In April, it will head to other parts of Asia.

Yael Shevach, whose husband was murdered on Tuesday night in a terror attack, is urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to legalize the West Bank community where her family lives. “We want to live here like proud Jews, standing tall, to feel pride that we are living in the land of Israel,”