Avraham Moshe Kleinerman disappeared nearly a year ago near Meron. Over the last week, searchers unearthed human remains in that area.

Deputy Minister of Finance MK Michal Woldiger paid a consolation visit to Debora Paley, the mother of the two brothers killed in the recent ramming attack in Jerusalem. "Debora is a great woman, Ine of a kind. Her story is heartbreaking but she is the Ine who strengthens us all. I pray for for the complete and speedy recovery of her husband, Avraham Noah ben Yehudit," MK Woldiger commented.

MK Limor Son Har-Melech files police complaint against officers who formed human chain around her and, she says, assaulted her.

The Gush Katif Settlers' Committee welcomes the repeal of the Disengagement Law in northern Samaria: "We thank God for the continued return of our people to the whole of our country, we thank the members of the Knesset and the public activists who participated in the move and pray that this is indeed the first step that will allow, with God's help, the return of the people of Israel to all parts of its country in general, including northern Samaria, the Gaza Strip, and Gush Katif."

PM Netanyahu to give first address in English since November elections at Conference of Presidents Leadership Mission In Sunday.

A memorial service was held today (Thursday) at the Nachalat Yitzchak cemetery In the Givatayim-Tel Aviv border to mark the 81st anniversary of the murder of the founder of the Lehi (a pre-1948 military organization) movement and its first commander Avraham "Yair" Stern. Among those present were Knesset Speaker Ohana, Minister Akunis and Knesset members Sukkot and Kellner, former Chief Rabbi Rabbi Israel Meir Lau, and Lehi veterans and their families.

High ranking official involved in Ukraine war allegedly jumps from 16th floor of building, leaving personal items and documents behind.

The World Mizrachi movement commented In the President's plan for the judicial reforms:"Over the last 30 years, far reaching controversial changes were made by the Government such as the Oslo Accords and Disengagement from Gaza. These changes were done with the thinnest of majorities and in a way where around half the citizens of Israel were forced into something they saw as catastrophic. For many, calls for a broader consensus were ignored and terrible consequences are still being felt. Past actions need to be learned from to ensure that positive and sustainable change can take place in a way that the internal fabric of Israel is strengthened and not, G-d forbid, threatened."