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08/16/2022
Tuesday, August 16, 2022, 4:11 p.m. Updated: 4:13 p.m.
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Tragedy near Tulkarm: Natan Fitussi is an IDF soldier who was killed by his comrade's fire due to a mistake in identification. The soldier left the guard post, and when he returned to it he was mistakenly identified as an armed terrorist by his comrade in the force, who fired two bullets at him after a suspicious arrest procedure. The two soldiers were almost together Two years in the army, from the same department and the same unit. So sad. May his memory be blessed.
Will the studies start on September 1? This is the eternal question that is asked almost every year. But this year more than ever the opening of the school year is in question. The teachers' union threatens to announce a strike due to the difficulties In negotiations with the Ministry of Finance. Tomorrow, the leadership of the teachers' organization will convene for a meeting where the possibility of not starting the year in high schools will be raised.
MK Itamar Ben Gabir, chairman of the Otzma Yehudit party, held a press conference yesterday and announced that he would run separately from the religious Zionist list headed by Bezalel Smotrich.
Ben Gvir said that he waited for two months for negotiations, but "Bezalel is not serious." He also added that "whole communities are waiting for us, the time has come to bring security to the streets, to restore the national honor that we have lost.
Millions of citizens are waiting for a real right-wing government, it's time to give them an answer." At the same time, Smotrich sent an appeal to Ben Gabir and asked him to reach agreements regarding a joint run.
Farewell to the maestro: the musician Zvika Peak was laid to rest.
Dozens of people, including family members, artists and friends, came to the Ramat Hasharon cemetery to pay their last respects to Pick, one of the most important creators in the country's history, who passed away at the age of 72. Pick, the pioneer of Israeli pop, was active for five decades and was responsible for dozens of well-known hits such as "Nasaf Tishrei", "Love at the end of the summer", "There is no country for love", and "Diva", which won Eurovision 1998. He served as a judge in the third and seventh seasons of "Kohav Nold", "Golstar" and starred in the reality show "The Maestro", which followed his private life and the relationship with his partner, Shira Menor.
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