A massive fire was raging at the Haifa Port on Thursday afternoon, after a warehouse containing 80 tons of oil caught fire.
The fire sent thick black smoke into the sky which was seen for miles.
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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his British counterpart Boris Johnson shook hands in front of 10 Downing Street on Thursday.
The Israeli leader was in London on a visit that had not been briefed beforehand by either country.

A special report about the ongoing saga of the remarkable relationship between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the Chareidi community was aired on Kan 11 on Monday. Ministers of Chareidi parties – both past and present, campaign advisors and political commentators analyzed the relationship between the Chareidi community and Netanyahu – the man and the legend – the good, the bad and the ugly.

U’vahem Nehgeh: Chazarah Chaburah
“You can do it in every community around the world”

Learning The Daf is an incredible, life changing experience: Every yid can complete Shas!
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Rabbi Yitzy Hurwitz, the tzadik from California, has been suffering with ALS for years. He has been a source of inspiration to thousands despite his tremendous challenges.
Tall and trim, with broad shoulders and a wide smile, Yitzy Hurwitz, the 42 year-old Chabad rabbi, was nursing big plans for his community in Temecula when he began having trouble speaking.

Israeli snake catcher Avi Bruchim received a routine call on Sunday from a family in Netanya with three small children to capture a “small green snake” from their ground floor apartment, according to a Kikar Shabbat report.

Shas chairman Aryeh Deri remained loyal to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu despite pressure from Likud members to support another candidate for prime minister prior to the dissolution of the previous Knesset, a Channel 12 News report said on Monday.
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In a moving scene by the Kosel last week, an English-speaking Holocaust survivor told his story, surrounded by a group of American yeshiva bochurim from Camp Yaaleh Yerushalayim.
Rabbi Shmuel Beller, 92, grew up in the Polish town of Oświęcim which later became the most notorious concentration camp associated with the Holocaust – Auschwitz.