Scooter-riding youths continue attacking haredi passersby in Ashdod, punching their victims before vanishing.

<p>Police have arrested the Military Advocate General, Major General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, as well as the Chief Military Prosecutor.</p><p>Both are being questioned on suspicion of obstruction of investigative proceedings.</p><p><a href="https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/417197"><strong>Read more</strong></a></p>

Ronen Neutra, father of fallen hostage Omer Neutra, wrote, “And your children shall return to their own borders. Our Omer is on Israeli soil, at last. So much pain, and so much relief.”

<p>Police forces were dispatched Sunday evening to HaRoeh Street in Ramat Gan following reports of an explosion in the area.</p><p>Upon arrival, officers identified damage at the scene. No injuries were reported. Police have launched an investigation and are collecting evidence. According to the statement, the incident is believed to be criminal in nature.</p>

A Catholic school float featuring Auschwitz imagery sparks outrage in Pennsylvania. The Diocese of Harrisburg condemns it as “profoundly offensive” and pledges Holocaust education and process reforms.

<p><i>Channel 12 News</i> analyst Amit Segal has published new details regarding Sunday's events in the case of Military Advocate General, Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. According to the report, Tomer-Yerushalmi entered the sea during the hours when contact with her was lost. She was located by search and rescue teams with her clothes soaked in seawater, and her phone missing.</p><p>Due to her mental state, no investigation was conducted overnight. Investigators are examining whether the mobile device - considered a key piece of evidence in the case remains in the sea.</p><p>Segal further reported that the search began after Tomer-Yerushalmi failed to appear for a scheduled meeting with her attorney, who alerted the police. At the same time, her daughter discovered a letter she had left and contacted authorities. Police have already arrested her on suspicion of obstruction of justice. If it is determined that she deliberately discarded the phone, the investigation can proceed without the need to establish new grounds.</p>

<p>US President Donald Trump has played down the possibility of a US war with Venezuela, but suggested Nicolás Maduro's days as the country's president are numbered.</p><p>When asked if the US was going to war against Venezuela, the Trump told CBS' 60 Minutes: "I doubt it. I don't think so. But they've been treating us very badly."</p>

The bodies of 8 hostages still remain in Gaza