❗️The main news of the hour! 12:00 ⚡️ Hazor HaGlilit Stabbing Victim Identified...

❗️The main news of the hour! 12:00 ⚡️ Hazor HaGlilit Stabbing Victim Identified: Adam Saleh Suad was identified as the 16-year-old boy who was stabbed to death overnight in Hazor HaGlilit. ⚡️ Deputy Attorney General Demands Draft-Evasion Sanctions: Deputy Attorney General Gil Limon said the government has missed the deadline set by the High Court around five months ago to formulate effective sanctions against draft evaders. He said today’s government discussion must end with operational decisions and immediate steps to enforce the IDF draft obligation. ⚡️ Tzipi Hotovely Appointed Head of National Public Diplomacy: The government unanimously approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to appoint Tzipi Hotovely as head of the National Public Diplomacy Directorate in the Prime Minister’s Office. She will enter the role on 5 May 2026. ⚡️ Footage Released in Yimenu Binyamin Zelka Murder Case: Footage published from the murder of Yimenu Binyamin Zelka shows teenagers beating him repeatedly, with one suspect stabbing him and fleeing with the knife. Zelka was killed on Independence Day near the pizzeria where he worked after telling the teens not to spray customers. ⚡️ Indictment Filed in Kidnap and Extortion Plot Targeting Businessmen: The Southern District Prosecutor’s Office filed an indictment against Ibraheem Alanami (46), Mohammad Alabid (25), and 6 others over an alleged plot to lure, kidnap, rob, and extort businessmen in southern Israel. According to the indictment, women were recruited to deceive the targets into intimate meetings before they were abducted and threatened. ⚡️ Privacy Authority Bars Use of License Plate Cameras for Parking Enforcement: The Privacy Protection Authority said local authorities may not use license plate recognition cameras to enforce parking violations. The clarification follows a December 2025 District Court ruling that such cameras cannot be used without explicit legal authorization. ⚡️ Border Communities Warn Over Eg