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Times Of Israel: Search underway in Crete for missing Israeli woman, last seen on Wednesday
A search and rescue mission is underway on Crete for 65-year-old Israeli woman Michal Peleg, who was last seen on June 4 in her village of Kavousi. Family members expressed concern over her unusual disappearance, as she is known to be active and maintain regular contact.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry and embassy in Greece are coordinating with local authorities and Peleg's family. An Israeli insurance company has sent a search team to assist, utilizing drones and other technology in their efforts to locate her.
GB News: 'Not Harry and Meghan again!' Anne Diamond calls for 'time out' as public grows weary of 'Sussex tweets'
Anne Diamond criticized the media's obsession with every social media update from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, questioning the necessity of such coverage. The discussion followed Meghan's recent Instagram post featuring their family trip to Disneyland for Lilibet's fourth birthday.
The montage showcased moments of the children meeting Disney characters and enjoying various attractions. Diamond and fellow commentators suggested that while the Sussexes benefit from media attention, the constant reporting may be excessive.
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Times Of Israel: After Saturday closures, GHF says two aid points to open in south Gaza Sunday afternoon
A Moldovan national was stabbed to death in his Tel Aviv apartment, prompting a murder investigation. The victim's partner and three other Moldovan nationals have been detained for questioning.
In Nahariya, a 67-year-old woman has died from stab wounds, with police searching for her son as the prime suspect. Meanwhile, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation plans to open two aid distribution sites amid ongoing challenges in delivering assistance.