President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner prays at the Western Wall in Jerusalem ahead of historic flight to UAE.

A family in the UAE celebrated the peace agreement with Israel while playing "Hatikva" and waving Israeli and Emirati flags.

An incendiary balloon from Gaza has landed in a field in the village of Nir Am, near the border, and sparked a blaze.

According to data obtained by the Associated Press, India has reported its highest daily increase in coronavirus cases since the outbreak of the epidemic, with 78,761 new cases recorded today. This figure also represents the world's highest daily increase, and it takes the total number of cases confirmed in India to over 3.5 million.Nonetheless, the Indian government continues to reopen the economy, with the subway in capital city New Delhi due to resume functioning soon, and sports and religious events given the green light to resume over the coming weeks.

Prof. Ronni Gamzu, the government's coronavirus project manager, has responded to the rebuffal of his advice by the government's coronavirus committee, in its decision to allow schools in 'red' zones to begin the new school year along with everyone else, In September 1."My position has not changed," he stated categorically. "I said all along that allowing schools to reopen in 'red' areas would lead to a rise in contagion both in the red zones themselves and also in other areas. I will continue to fight to have this decision overturned."

Commenting In the latest demands of the Hamas terror organization for aid from other countries, including Israel, in order to help it combat the coronavirus epidemic, Interior Minister Aryeh Deri (Shas) said that Hamas should at the very least reciprocate and offer to release the prisoners it is holding in its jails. "If they want humanitarian gestures, they should make them too," Deri said. "We should put an end to this humanitarian behavior which comes at the expense of our own children."

Abu Hamza al-Masri, the 62-year-old Egyptian-born Islamic cleric who is currently serving a life sentence in a "supermax" high security prison in Colorado, has announced that he is suing the United States government for being detained in "cruel conditions," The Independent reports.Abu Hamza was first arrested in 2004 in England, following a US request that he be extradited to face charges there. He was put In trial in England in 2006 and found guilty of incitement to violence and racial hatred and sentenced to seven years in prison then began an eight-year-long legal battle to have him extradited, which culminated in 2012 when he was sent to the United States. He has been serving a life sentence since his 2015 conviction In 11 separate terrorism charges.According to a report in The Sunday Times, Abu Hamza is now claiming that he has been denied family visits for the past eight years, and that his cell entirely lacks daylight. His infamous hooks, that replaced hands he claimed he lost in "battles for jihad" have allegedly been removed, forcing him to use his "rotting teeth" instead. He claims to be suffering from "stress and anxiety" and that his arm stumps bleed from being used to do what he used to accomplish with the hooks.

According to a report In Channel 12, the government's coronavirus cabinet has decided that the new school year will commence across the board, including in "red" cities, towns, and villages, where there is a relatively high rate of contagion.