Jerusalem Post Editor Zvika Klein is being investigated for alleged contact with a foreign agent in connection to the probe into ties between Netanyahu's aides and Qatar.

Yehuda Kurtzer, Franklin Foer, and Sarah Hurwitz engage in a dynamic discussion about the challenges facing American Judaism and the importance of ethics in the Jewish tradition during a live episode of Identity/Crisis.

Huset Cocina de Campo chef Maycoll Calderón is hosting a pop-up at the Standard, East Village. Marbella Restaurant has soft opened on Staten Island. Yamada, a new restaurant by chef Isao Yamada, is opening in New York City. Hakata TonTon has moved to Cha Kee. Buba Bureka, a new shop by Breads Bakery founder Gadi Peleg, is opening. The Gyro Project is expanding to Manhattan. Marlow & Sons is closing. Sushi Ichimura will close in mid-August. Alex Guarnaschelli is taking over the restaurant at the New York Historical Society. Hailey Nissimov is the new executive chef at Figaro Cafe. Italian cooking expert Lynne Rossetto Kasper is selling some of her possessions at auction.

Masked Israeli settlers attack and set fire to homes in Palestinian village of Duma, West Bank. IDF sends force to deal with violence. Several settlers detained. Duma previously experienced a deadly attack in 2015.

Knesset committee chairman Simcha Rothman published a mock bill proposing an 'annual memorial day' for democracy in Israel as an April Fools Day joke. Another lawmaker also made a jest on social media, submitting a bill to extend the government term from four to six years.

Command Sgt. Maj. Meir Abergel, 54, was killed by Hamas gunmen outside the Sderot police station on October 7. He served in the IDF and the Israel Police for over 30 years and was known for his love of storytelling and his support for his loved ones.

Staff Sgt. David Ratner, 20, was killed while bravely fighting against the Hamas invasion of the Nahal Oz IDF base. He was remembered as a strong, generous, and beloved individual who radiated inner strength.

The Trump administration has suspended federal grants to Princeton University, accusing the university of not doing enough to combat antisemitism.

Iran is enriching uranium to high levels at two sites, potentially having enough material for six bombs.

New construction and urban renewal in Israel's Sharon cities are attracting young people and offering real estate opportunities. Mayors and developers gathered in Tel Aviv to discuss the challenges of urban planning and the changing needs of diverse populations.

Residents in Gaza are facing severe hunger as flour stocks have run out and bakeries are unable to operate without diesel. Operations will not resume until Israel allows humanitarian aid into Gaza.

Bereaved families anxiously wait for closure and hope their voices will be heard.