A pregnant woman was rushed to hospital care without a pulse after she fainted. Both the mother and her new twins were rescued.

Four arrested at protest in support of Yehiel Indor

<p>16 firefighting teams and six firefighting planes are working tonight (Sunday) in an attempt to control a large fire that broke out in the Jerusalem mountains, near Kiryat Yaarim.</p><p> At this stage there is no danger to the residents of the area or to travelers on Route 1.</p>

The Prime Minister asked haredi party leaders to drop controversial parts of the haredi draft law.

<p>IDF soldiers arrested a short time ago two Palestinian Arab suspects who tried to cross the border fence area in the southern Gaza Strip into Israeli territory.</p><p>No weapons were found on the suspects and they are being interrogated at the scene.</p>

<p>National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir was informed that Yehiel Indor, who was arrested after the incident in the Palestinian Arab village of Burqa, was transferred to the Israel Prison Service’s hospital.</p>

Some 200 protesters demonstrators in support of Yehiel Indor and blocked traffic at the entrance to Jerusalem.

The Shin Bet responded to the accusations that it pressured the hospital to release Yehiel Indor: "The interrogation of the suspect is being handled by the police. In contrast to the claims, there was no request or order from the Shin Bet to the medical team or the police. The Shin Bet dismisses the false and baseless publications regarding pressure by it on the medical teams."