Mayor Leon met on Tuesday with Mayor Bowser of Washington, DC. The Mayors discussed their shared challenges and opportunities as the leaders of capital cities, how to increase tourism, advance economic development and affordable housing, build smart-city technology, and create effective transportation infrastructure.

President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, appealed Tuesday for the Palestinians to consider a $50 billion economic support plan they have already rejected because it does not include a political resolution to the long-running conflict with the Israelis.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans on making his third trip to Israel since taking office.
The Democrat is leaving Wednesday for a trip aimed at strengthening economic ties and showing solidarity.
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Following the annulment of the indictment letter against Mahmoud Katusa, the man formerly suspected of assaulting a seven-year-old girl in a Binyamin school, Katusa returned home where his family was expectant that he would also be reinstated in his job.

A Beis Din comprised of three of the top Dayanim in Eretz Yisroel issued a Kol Koreh regarding both sides of the dispute between the Shuvu Bonim movement and those that dispute the leader of that movement R.
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After the reliability of speed cameras in Israel proved to be very problematic in court, the police will have to replace the cameras with another solution. Until then, for two years, there will be no summonses.
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The Speaker of the Knesset Yuli Edelstein, together with other high ranking officials in the Likud and the Blue and White Party, has been examining a move that would eliminate the dispersion of the 21st Knesset and the elections to the 22nd Knesset.

A nighttime drama near the Palestinian village in the territories: A driver who was placed on the wrong line and understood that he had to return to Jerusalem, decided to let the passengers off and leave them alone at the entrance to the village of Hussan.

A 35-year-old chareidi man fell from a cliff near the Netanya beach on Tuesday morning. A United Hatzalah ATV responded to the call, treated the victim and he was transported him to a hospital, reportedly in moderate condition.
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Police on Tuesday are continuing the investigation against suspects who are alleged to be involved in bribery and other law-breaking activities in both Tiveria and Petach Tikvah City Hall following the initial raid at those venues on Monday.