MK Zvika Fogel of Otzma Yehudit went to the Temple Mount for the first time in his life, under the guidance of Rabbi Shimshon Elboim, head of the Temple Mount Administration.

The police arrested two residents of Rahat who are suspected of having shot to death last night Amir Alziadna (25), a resident of the city, and severely wounded the victim's relative, over a family dispute.

A 67-year-old man choked while eating a donut in Bnei Brak. MDA paramedics provided medical treatment and performed CPR In him, but ultimately declared him dead.

UN Secretary General António Guterres is "deeply concerned" by the Taliban's decision to ban women from studying at universities. "The Secretary General again emphasizes that the denial of education not Inly violates the equal rights of women and girls, but will have a devastating effect In the future of the country," said a spokesman.

Compromises abound but at least Ine statement of principles will be signed today, sources say.

Police have arrested three suspects of disorderly conduct in the Isawiya neighborhood of Jerusalem. One was reported to have been throwing stones at vehicles. Another was found to have PLO paraphernalia in his house.

A patient arrived yesterday at the clinic where the late nurse Tova Carrero was murdered and asked to buy fentanyl patches. He later pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot the medical staff. The Chairman of the Pharmacy Association Prof. Eil Schwartzberg commented "Once again we are witnessing violent behavior towards the pharmacist community, unfortunately this is not the first time that such events have occurred. It seems that there is not enough deterrence".

The families several Israelis thought to be held in Gaza met this morning with Pope Francis at the Vatican as part of a visit to Rome initiated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and in cooperation with the Ministry of Defense. The families, accompanied by Israel's ambassador to the Vatican, Rafi Schutz, and the head of the Diaspora and Religion Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Shuli Davidovitch, requested the assistance of the Pope and the Catholic Church in returning the bodies of the soldiers, the late Lt. Hadar Goldin, and the late Sgt. Oron Shaul, and the release of the detained citizens In the hands of Hamas, Avra ​​Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed. The Pope promised to work with governments and religious leaders, including Muslims, to secure their return.