The injured individuals sustained stab wounds following an attack at a mall in Karmiel, northern Israel. Authorities report that the assailant has been neutralized, and police have launched an investigation.

Organized by Kesher Yehudi, the weekend event at the David’s Citadel Hotel united secular survivors and religious Israelis for an “authentic Shabbat experience.”

Netanyahu will be in Washington D.C. to deliver his address to a joint session of Congress; logistical arrangements for his expected meeting at the White House were still being finalized.

According to Palestinian media reports, four terrorists were killed in the airstrike.

Halevi stated that the next phase of the war would involve new methods, tactics, and logistical support tailored to the current stage. He emphasized that the results would become evident in due course.

David Heller, national campaign chair for the organization, expressed being “inspired” by their “courageous journey.”

The Prime Minister denies a New York Times report stating shortages in ammunition, spare parts, and personnel within the IDF, asserting that the IDF has all the resources necessary to achieve its objectives.

“Hate crimes against American Jews have tripled since Hamas’ unprovoked terrorist attack,” the establishments state jointly.

The IDF stated that the evacuation was necessary for the safety of civilians, as Israeli forces targeted terrorists responsible for launching 20 rockets at Israeli border communities.