<p>Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar met with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs Péter Szijjártó.</p><p>The two discussed enhancing collaboration between the countries and strengthening even further the excellent relations between both states.</p><p>He also told his Hungarian counterpart that the situation in Lebanon offers a chance for the international community to assist in the effort to weaken Hezbollah and improve the prospects for a better future for the Lebanese people.</p>

Police did not approve the request by anti-government movements to protest at the Kaplan intersection in Tel Aviv and proposed an alternative site due to a low turnout at recent rallies.

7.0 magnitude earthquake hits northern California, tsunami warning issued

Police open hate crime investigation after early morning fire causes significant damage at the Adass Israel synagogue. 2 people lightly injured from the fire.

Inscriptions found on the bodies of prisoners before their release consisted of messages suspected of being intended for the family members of other prisoners.

<p>A short while ago, IDF and Israeli Police forces apprehended three suspects from the suspicious activity earlier today along the Israel-Jordan border. The suspects were apprehended in the area of Nahal Zin and were transferred to security forces for questioning. The incident has concluded.</p>

Israeli officials say that Israel was startled by the rebels' fast advance against the forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and believe the collapse of the regime is a plausible scenario.

State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel says the US does not agree with Amnesty International's accusation of genocide against Israel, but says the organization has a vital role to play.