<p>The Speaker of the Knesset, MK Amir Ohana, met with US Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and gifted him a red hat that read: "Trump, the peace president."</p><p>Following the meeting, Ohana stated, "The Middle East stands at a crucial crossroads. We are fortunate to have allies such as Lindsey Graham, who fully understand the gravity of what is at stake for the free world."</p><p>Senator Graham commented, "Just met with Speaker of the Knesset Amir Ohana. He’s a strong friend of America. Bottom line: The hat says it all. Thank you, Mr. Speaker."</p>

The son claimed in court that his father was of sound mind when he signed a will leaving him all of his property - the district court accepted the siblings’ appeal and invalidated the will.

MK Chili Tropper says 'If we are faced with two bad options, we will choose the lesser evil. Many Israelis will prefer that,' on the possibility of joining Netanyahu, despite sharp criticism of his responsibility for 10/7.

<p>Mordehay Grunberger, a 71-year-old Israeli pastry chef, was killed Friday in a work accident after falling into an industrial kneading machine at the South Florida Kosher Market in Florida.</p><p>Local police said the investigation is still ongoing, but at this point, there is no suspicion of criminal activity.</p>

Captivity survivor Yarden Bibas published a personal post to mark the third birthday of his son Kfir, who was murdered in Hamas captivity.

The IDF has published documentation of the operation carried out by the Multi-Dimensional Unit against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon over the past two months.

<p>Jared Kushner, son-in-law and advisor to US President Donald Trump, congratulated Ali Shaath, chairman of the Palestinian National Committee for the Administration of Gaza. He said, "The hard work is just beginning."</p><p>Kushner cited the committee's mission statement, which includes, among other things, a commitment to establishing security, restoring essential services, building an economy, and promoting peace, rights, and Palestinian self-determination.</p>

<p>The British "Sunday Times" reported, citing doctors in Iran, that at least 16,500 protesters were killed and 330,000 injured in the wave of protests in the country.</p>