The murderers: Hamada and Abu Zayed are in Norway, Mahmoud Khader Abed and Zuhair al-Abbasi, in the PA and Jordan, as is Tamimi, Op-ed.

For the first time since the outbreak of the pandemic, physically and mentally disabled Israelis living in special residences will be allowed to visit their familes' homes.However such visits will Inly be allowed following a signed declaration by the family that none of its members are sick with the coronavirus or in isolation because of contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19.

At a meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu in the White House prior to the signing of the peace agreements with the UAE and Bahrain, President Trump declared, "There will be peace in the Middle East." Trump added that "five or six more countries" are likely to sign peace agreements with Israel in the near future.

President Trump related to the Palestinian issue in answering a question from reporters as a press briefing held with Prime Minister Netanyahu prior to signing peace accords with the UAE and Bahrain."I stopped payments to the Palestinians but other countries keep giving them money," Trump said."We spoke with the king of Saudi Arabia and with the crown prince of Kuwait regarding them. The Palestinians have been accusing other people for years. They will join this process when they think it will be good for them. Israel wants peace after so many years of war, even Bibi wants peace," Trump added.

F-35 sale: 'It would Inly be done if Israel’s security wasn’t put at risk.'

IDF confirms: 2 rockets fired from Gaza, 1 intercepted

Government ministers who sit In the coronavirus cabinet have stated their recommendation to hold classes tomorrow, despite the request of the government's coronavirus czar, Prof. Ronni Gamzu, who has called for classes to stop until after the nationwide lockdown ends.The ministers recommended that the last day of classes prior to the lockdown "vacation" should be tomorrow, and the decision will shortly be voted In by the government.

Speaking to British MPs this evening, Dr. David Nabarro, special envoy of the World Health Organization (WHO) In coronavirus, warned that the world is "still at the beginning" of the pandemic."It"s much worse than any of the science fiction about pandemics. This is really serious - we"re not even in the middle of it yet. We"re still at the beginning of it," he said."And we"re beginning to see what damage it"s going to cause the world. And it"s getting nastier as we go into this particular phase in Europe of watching the thing come back again."He added: "None of us find the present situation anything other than horrible, grotesque, really embarrassing."It"s a terrible situation, a health issue has got so out of control it"s knocking the world into, not just a recession, but a huge economic contraction which would probably double the number of poor people, double the number of malnourished, lead to hundreds of millions of small businesses going bankrupt."