A woman on a kayak found him and pulled him from the water. He is now being treated by medical teams at the scene.
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The Chairman of Religious Zionism is in advanced negotiations for a joint run with the ‘Zehut’ party, aiming to ensure they cross the electoral threshold amid the party’s weakening in the polls following Ofer Winter’s entry into the race.
The boy, approximately 5 years old, was pulled from the water by a civilian in a kayak. MDA teams are providing him with medical treatment and performing resuscitation at the scene.
It was also clarified that ‘there will be no contacts, meetings, or talks on the matter,’ and the party called on the PM ‘to advance the two correct and realistic alternatives on the table – either a union of all the small party fragments, or using the reserved spots the PM received in the Likud for Smotrich.’
The two pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned to carry out attacks: The minor watched instructions on how to make explosive belts and planned to attack security forces on the Temple Mount, while Ka’abiya planned an attack at an IDF base in the north.
The ‘Amcha Yisrael’ chairman clarified that Haredim will be integrated into the IDF and pledged: ‘There will be a decisive victory here, not containment.’
MDA teams are providing medical treatment to two people in their 70s and 80s. Firefighters are conducting scans and checks at the scene.
The Ministry of Health is urging anyone who came into contact—or whose pets came into contact—with the infected dog or any stray animal in the area between August 15 and 26 to urgently contact the nearest health bureau.
In a joint statement issued from the offices of Netanyahu and Katz, it was stated that “there will be no reconstruction before Hamas is disarmed and the complete demilitarization of the Strip.”
Police believe the suspect may be in the Ashdod, Eilat, Dimona, Jerusalem, or Haifa area. Anyone with information on his whereabouts or details that could assist in locating him is asked to immediately contact the 100 hotline or the Ashdod station at 08-6387295.
