I write the following letter not as if I know anything more than anyone. Many points in this letter are stated as facts that nobody will disagree with. The final few questions are what’s really troubling me.
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Egypt’s state TV says the country’s ousted President Mohammed Morsi has collapsed during a court session and died.
The former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood governed the country between June 2012 and July 2013.

Some 50 Jewish women spent the day together in prayer at the graves of Tzaddikim in northern Israel. The women, who until recently were living as Muslim women in dangerous communities after having been seduced by Arab men, or having chosen to live with Arab men but then wanting to leave and not being allowed to do so, were rescued in the past few years by the organization known as Yad L’Achim.

The city of Eilat is increasing efforts in its struggle against the closure of S’dei Dov Airport
Ten buses left Eilat on Monday morning while five others came from another area to support the protest against the planned closure of the S’dei Dov Airpoirt.

Graffiti against the chareidi tzibur was sprayed in the Carmel Coast Regional Council in recent days, including the community of Atlit, where this graffiti came against the backdrop of further harassment of Chabad Chassidim who live in Atlit.
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A foreign worker was killed on Monday as a result of falling from a height while unloading coal on a ship that was hired by Israel Electric Company. Police investigators began examining the circumstances of the incident.
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Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked on Sunday addressed the possibility of running in the upcoming Knesset election under the Bayit Yehudi slate, or possibly the New Right party headed by Naftali Bennet, which she co-founded.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping will make a state visit to North Korea this week, state media announced Monday, as U.S. talks with North Korea on its nuclear program are at an apparent standstill.
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After months of an investigation conducted by the Movement for Quality Government and following a complaint to the police and the State Attorney’s Office, the investigation against the Elad Municipality officials resulted in arrests and detention of city officials as reported by YWN-Israel.

The man who is accused of torching a Flatbush home on Thursday was grinning from ear to ear in Brooklyn Criminal Court on Sunday night.
As YWN reported just after Shabbos, Matthew Karlefsky, 41, was taken into custody and charged with two counts of attempted murder in the inferno that sent 12 people to the hospital – including a 6-week-old infant.