President Reuven Rivlin on Sunday, April 28, 2019, hosted, for the fourth time, a meeting of ‘Zikaron BaSalon’ ahead of Yom HaZikaron (Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Day). This year, Beit HaNasi hosted Holocaust survivor Yosef Hershkovich who was born in Sighet in northern Transylvania.

Elad Mayor Yisrael Porush sent an urgent letter to all chareidi MKs who have just been elected to the Knesset, demanding that the coalition negotiations include budget allocations for the chareidi cities, which he says are discriminated against in comparison with other cities.

There was a fire in a multi-story residential structure on Chaviva Reich Street in Bat Yam on Sunday afternoon. When firefighters arrived on the scene, they succeeded in bringing the blaze under control in a relatively short time.
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For shoppers in Israel, kashrus is confusing at times and for consumers wishing to buy products manufactured after Pesach and not chametz that was sold, it requires knowing production codes.
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A Southern California man who was imprisoned in Israel for trying to bomb a bus has been sentenced in the U.S. for lying to immigration authorities when he became a citizen.
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The man struck by a bus while riding on an electric bicycle on Route 444 near Elad on motzei Shabbos, as reported by YWN-Israel, died of his massive injuries in Tel Hashomer Hospital.
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The ISA (Israel Security Agency/Shin Bet) revealed on Sunday that a car bombing attack planned for the last Election Day was thwarted B’chasdei Hashem.

The chareidi pedestrian who was struck by a bus in northern Israel on motzei Shabbos, as reported by YWN-Israel, had just left the tziyun of the Rashbi when the accident occurred.
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Israel’s Foreign Ministry says Israel will participate in next year’s World Expo hosted by the United Arab Emirates, in another sign of warming relations with Gulf Arab states.
The ministry said Thursday it “looks forward to sharing our innovative spirit and advances” in such fields as water, information and medical technologies at the 2020 Expo in Dubai.

Baruch Rofeh Cholim, HaGaon HaRav Nissim Karelitz Shlita, who is 92, was released from Bnei Brak’s Mayanei HaYeshua Hospital on Sunday afternoon.
Rab Karelitz was hospitalized on Pesach.
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