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Egypt's military said it killed 18 suspected Islamists in aerial and ground operations in the restive North Sinai region Tuesday, as part of its battle to quell a long-running insurgency, AFP reports.The army said in a statement that its forces succeeded in foiling "an attack by takfiri terrorist elements e of the security complexes" in the town of Bir al-Abd.

Today will be partly cloudy to clear, with a slight drop in temperatures, especially in the mountains and inland. Some relief in heat stress is expected.Tomorrow will be partly cloudy to clear. Temperatures in the mountains and inland are expected to rise slightly and the heat stress is expected to increase.

MK Naftali Bennett this morning said in a Channel 12 News interview: "According to my data, there's a decrease in the rate of infection."Bennett added: "There is an obsession with closures when what's needed is using tweezers."

Abe Foxman’s next act: Raising $28 million to feed thousands of struggling Holocaust survivors.

The Treasury and the Union of Social Workers reached an agreement this morning to end the strike in the welfare services, which lasted for 17 days.The parties reached an agreement that includes an addition of about NIS 200 million to the salaries of social workers, starting in July 2021.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Tuesday that Turkish forces, which have carried out several incursions into northern Syria since 2016, would remain in the country until Syrians can live in freedom and safety."Nowadays they are holding an election, a so-called election. Until the Syrian people are free, peaceful and safe, we will remain in this country," he said in a speech in Ankara.

Former Shin Bet agent Gonen Ben Itzhak discusses recent anti-Netanyahu protests, claims police broke the law in dispersing the crowds.