❗️The main news of the hour! 18:00 ⚡️ Father and son found dead near Binyamina:...

❗️The main news of the hour! 18:00 ⚡️ Father and son found dead near Binyamina: Dudu Melamed (43) and his son Saar Melamed (6) were found lifeless this morning at a home in Moshav Aviel near Binyamina. Police suspect the father killed his son and then took his own life, and he reportedly wrote to his sister in the US beforehand that he "could not go on." ⚡️ Tax Authority to close fast-track damage claims route: Following the ceasefire, the Israel Tax Authority said the fast-track route for direct damage claims opened during Operation "Roaring Lion" will close from 28 April. The route was intended for claims for structural and contents damage of up to 30 thousand shekels, with online filing and compensation within 7 days without an appraiser visit. ⚡️ IDF strikes Hezbollah targets and intercepts aerial target in south Lebanon: The IDF said it struck Hezbollah launch squads, a ready-to-fire launcher, a weapons depot, military buildings, and additional militants in south Lebanon using airstrikes and artillery north of the "Blue Line." The Air Force also intercepted another aerial target identified near IDF forces in the area, and the military said it did not cross into Israeli territory. ⚡️ Former Netanyahu family spokesman joins Ben Gvir’s party: Ofer Golan, who until about a week and a half ago served as spokesman for the Netanyahu family, will head the strategy array of Otzma Yehudit, according to National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. Golan previously managed 6 election campaigns for Likud and was also questioned in the Qatargate affair. ⚡️ Gantz backs Bennett-Lapid alliance but says only Blue and White can deliver: Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz welcomed the expected alliance between former prime minister Naftali Bennett and opposition leader Yair Lapid. He said only Blue and White can ensure a broad Zionist unity government that does not rely on extremists or non-Zionist parties. ⚡️ Joint Bennett-Lapid party to be called "Together": The joint part