Suspicion of murder in Haifa;
A 28-year-old woman was murdered in Ramla
A 30-year-old Haifa resident was shot dead today (Saturday) in an apartment on Nordau Street in the city.
A 61-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of committing the murder.
In a preliminary investigation, the murder suspect claimed that the victim tried to snatch his weapon, and in response he shot him in the head.
He will be brought in to extend his detention at the end of Saturday or tomorrow morning.
The security guard called the 100 police station around 10:30 and asked them to send an ambulance and police forces because he said he shot a man who was trying to snatch the gun from him.
MDA paramedics who were called to the scene found the deceased shot in the head and in a critical condition. After resuscitation efforts and initial medical treatment at the scene, the wounded man was taken to Rambam Hospital in Haifa, where he was pronounced dead.
Meanwhile, Lorin Tafal Musrati, 28, a resident of Ramla, was killed last night in a shooting on Danny Mess Street in the city.
The motive for the murder has not yet been clarified.
The victim's husband was murdered several years ago at the same place and checked to see if there was any connection in fact.
According to the suspicion, an ambush assassinated Tefal near her house and shot her at close range when she entered the train.
The vehicle used by the assassin was found near the city of Ramla when it was burned.
Day of rage in Gaza: Palestinians riot near the fence - IDF responds with rubber bullets
Hundreds of Palestinians rioted this evening near the border fence in the Gaza Strip in protest of the 52nd anniversary of the fire in the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The army responds by firing rubber bullets and means to disperse demonstrations.
Several rioters were injured in which one young man was seriously injured by a head injury.
The demonstration near the fence, today in Gaza, AFP
Hamas deployed restraint forces along the fence as protesters arrived by bus from dozens of collection points scattered throughout the Gaza Strip and concentrated in the Malka sector.
In less than a day: Three motorcyclists were killed
Three motorcyclists were killed during the weekend in various road accidents around the country. A 40-year-old motorcyclist was killed this morning in a self-inflicted accident on Road 3866 between Mahsia and Nes Harim, near Beit Shemesh. A few hours later, a 38-year-old motorcyclist slipped on Road 40 His death was determined on the spot.In the north, an 18-year-old motorcyclist was killed during the night in an accident near the village of Ibelin.
A toddler drowned in the yard of a house in Sderot
A baby girl drowned yesterday in the yard of a house in the city of Sderot.
MDA staff evacuated her to Barzilai Hospital while she was anesthetized and breathing in a critical and unstable condition. During the night, the toddler was pronounced dead. Police are investigating the incident.
Meanwhile, a 70-year-old man drowned this morning on Sironit Beach in Netanya.
The rescuers spotted him unconscious and pulled him out of the water.
MDA medics and paramedics who were called to the scene performed resuscitation and evacuated him to Laniado Hospital in the city in critical condition, where doctors were forced to determine his death.
The beach in Netanya - archive, MDA operational photography
Another drowning incident occurred yesterday when a three-year-old boy, a resident of Barkan, drowned in a public pool in Yehud Monson and was evacuated, in a critical condition while being anesthetized and respirated, for medical treatment at a hospital.
Police detained for questioning a number of officials at the pool where the drowning took place, on suspicion of negligence.
The Russian military in an unusual statement: Syria intercepted most of the missiles in an attack attributed to Israel
A senior Russian military official claimed yesterday that Syria's air defense forces shot down 22 of the 24 missiles launched in an attack carried out last Thursday and attributed to Israel.
According to a report by the AP news agency, Officer Vadim Kolit said that six Israeli fighter jets aimed missiles at Syrian targets, including facilities in the Damascus and Homs districts of Lebanon's airspace.
Colit stressed that the missiles were intercepted with the Pantsyr-S and Buk-M2 air defense systems provided by Russia.
As of this moment, Israel has not responded.
Assault attributed to Israel in Syria, Archive,
This is an unusual and even first announcement of its kind by the Russian army, which has chosen to address interceptions in Syrian territory.
However, things connect to previous posts by Russian officials.
This is a confirmation from official sources in Russia of a continuing trend among Russian officials not to allow Israel to continue the routine of attacks, attributed to it by foreign sources, in Syrian territory, after years in which Moscow restrained itself from harming its allies in the country.
Agreement in the government on a 30% cut in the Arrangements Law
As part of negotiations between Knesset Speaker MK Miki Levy and Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman in a joint effort with Coalition Chairman Idit Silman and Vice President Boaz Toporovsky, as well as Coalition faction chairmen, a significant 30% reduction in the Arrangements Law was agreed.
Among the issues that will be split from the Arrangements Law and transferred to regular legislation are the levy on private medicine, payment for cancellation of appointments to a doctor and collection of deductibles for a professional doctor in the health system, and tenders for the establishment of a clinic or operating room.
Minister of Finance Avigdor Lieberman, Mark Israel Salem
In addition, the deletion of arrangements also removes the Gush Dan Metro Law, arguing that in light of the scope and complexity of the Metro Law, most chapters of the law will be transferred to a regular legislative track.
In addition, structural changes in the Israel Post will be excluded from the law - a plan to change the postal services in Israel, including a structural separation between the postal company and the postal bank.