After the first speech he delivered last night to the nation, today (Saturday) Charles III was announced as the ruler of Great Britain, officially. For the first time in the history of the British Royal House, the event was broadcast live on television, and of course also here on the Israel Hayom website.
"The whole world shares in the sense of loss with the Queen's death," declared Charles, "I draw many condolences from the great sympathy shown to me and my brothers and sisters and from the support of our entire family.
To all of us - as a family, as a kingdom, as a member of nations - my mother gave an example of love and service to others.
"It was a period of royalty unprecedented in its length. Even in our mourning, we thank her for her service. I am aware of the duties and responsibilities transferred to me. I will do everything to follow my mother's example to preserve the constitution and work for peace, harmony and prosperity of all areas of the kingdom. I draw great encouragement From the support of my beloved wife. This is a heavy task that has been handed over to me for the time of my remaining life.'
King Charles III was officially announced as the ruler of the kingdom: "I will devote the rest of my life to the position" // Credit: Reuters
Europe against Iran: "did not take advantage of the opportunity to sign an agreement"
In a rare statement in light of the political stalemate, the E3 countries - Germany, France and England - warned that despite the flexibility presented by European coordinator Joseph Borrell in the latest draft he passed between the parties, Iran is not taking positive steps towards an agreement.
"Unfortunately, Iran chose not to take advantage of this crucial diplomatic opportunity," the three countries wrote.
"Instead, Iran continues to escalate its nuclear program far beyond what can reasonably be justified for a civilian purpose," they said, referring to the Islamic Republic's enrichment levels.
The talks on the nuclear agreement in Vienna (archive), photo: Reuters
Lebanese report: A Syrian doctor worked for the Mossad and was arrested at the airport
The Lebanese security forces recently arrested a Syrian doctor, who entered the country through the Beirut airport in August, on suspicion of working for the Israeli Mossad.
This was reported this morning (Saturday) in the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Akhbar", which is affiliated with Hezbollah.
Syrian army forces, photo: AP
According to the report, the security mechanisms monitored the doctor's accounts on social networks, where the relationship with Israeli intelligence was allegedly conducted.
It was also reported that the Syrian doctor used to come to Beirut from Sweden and then cross on foot into Syrian territory.
Against this background, the court authorized the Lebanese security forces to arrest the doctor as he was about to leave the airport.
The Russians are collapsing: the Ukrainian army captured another key city
The counterattack of the Ukrainian army continues this morning (Saturday) to unfold at an unprecedented pace as forces of the Ukrainian army entered the city of Kupyansk, a crossroads of roads and railways connecting the Russian occupying forces with the Russian border area.
Soldiers from the Ukrainian army were photographed waving the blue and yellow flag over Kupyansk's town hall while Russian media reported that the Russian army was retreating across the Oskil River in an attempt to establish a new defense line east of the city.
Citizens greet the advancing Ukrainian army soldiers in Kharkiv Oblast
Lebanese Foreign Minister: "If Netanyahu returns, he may blow up the maritime border agreement"
Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdullah Ben Habib said yesterday (Friday) in an interview with the "A-Nahar" news website that 95 percent of the maritime border agreement has been completed, and it is evident that both sides have an interest in taking advantage of the current point in time to reach a signature.
The minister was interviewed by the Lebanese newspaper before his meeting with the American mediator Amos Hochstein at the palace in Abda.
According to the minister, according to information he received from the Americans and the UN: "95 percent of the agreement on the drawing of the maritime borders between Lebanon and Israel has been completed."
Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdullah Bou Habib, photo: Reuters
20 weapons from the 1940s were stolen from a museum in Sharon
An unusual incident in Sharon:
20 sterilized weapons from the 1940s were stolen from a display at the Mishmar Hasharon museum, according to the police statement.
The investigators of the police station in Sdot this morning began an investigation upon receiving the report of a suspected break-in to the museum, and in cooperation with the forensic investigators of the Sharon Region arrived at the scene and collected evidence from the scene of the incident.
The weapons clearance at the Mishmar Hasharon Museum, photo: Spokesperson of the Emek Hefer Council
The weapons clearance, photo: spokespersons of the Emek Hefer Council
"An unprecedented event": Did a whale cause the death of five in New Zealand?
Disaster in New Zealand:
five people were killed today (Saturday) in the bay of Goose Bay in the town of Kaikoura, near the east coast of the island.
This after a boat with 11 passengers overturned.
The police refused to confirm the details, and contented themselves with defining the incident as "unprecedented".
However, Mayor Craig Michael estimated that the cause of the accident was the collision of the boat with a whale, which suddenly rose from the depths.
The upside-down boat, photo: AP
A night of violence in Arab society: a 20-year-old was shot dead;
5 were injured
A night of violence in the Arab sector:
Zein Awad, a 20-year-old resident of Jadida, shot himself to death last night (Friday) during a violent incident near a restaurant in the village of Mazraa.
In addition, four Arab citizens were injured during the night in various violent incidents throughout the country.
The violence in the Arab sector: a 22-year-old man was shot to death in Mazraa
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