According to a Kan News report, the four-year-old girl who was diagnosed with polio today remained in kindergarten a week after initial hospital testing. The report states that as a result of the patient's exposure to other children, dozens of local kids could be sick with the disease and that a general vaccination may be required for children in the Jerusalem area. The report further states that health officials are waiting for permission from rabbis from the girls' educational facility to determine which children have been vaccinated for the potentially deadly disease.

Elderly Jewish assaulted during robbery in Flatbush, receives multiple blows with metal pole to face and head.

PM Bennett, Immigration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata appoint Spiegler as Director of National Task Force In Integration of Ukraine refugees.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki says talks with Iran over increased oil production secondary to stopping Iran from getting nukes.

Progress towards a ceasefire is uncertain after talks collapsed in previous rounds as civilians were unable to flee the Russian assault. The sides entered another round of talks Monday afternoon according to a Ukrainian source. The foreign ministers of the warring countries are set to meet in Turkey In Thursday according to a local representative.

Foreign Minister speaks to US Secretary of State about Russian invasion of Ukraine, negotiations with Iran in Vienna.

Galei Tzahal reported that IDF and Border Police units are preparing for the demolition of the home of Mahmoud Jaradat and a floor occupied by Jit Jaradat, members of a cell behind the murder of Yehuda Dimentman (H"YD).

After record-breaking win-streak, Yeshiva University team eliminated from the NCAA Division III tournament.