Translator Olga Dalia Padua says 'my children won't forgive me' if she agreed to translate for Israeli PM at Rome synagogue this weekend.

3,000 police officers to be deployed during 'Day of Disruption' tomorrow as protestors threaten to block roads to Ben Gurion Airport.

A 17-year-old girl was lightly injured by an explosive device In Shmuel HaNavi St., corner of Bar Ilan in Jerusalem.The MDA team treated her and evacuated her to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital.in the city.

The commander of the Central District of the Israel Police, Superintendent Avi Biton, issues an appeal to the public participating in the protest that will take place tomorrow (Thursday) not to block traffic routes leading to the airport and not to disrupt the movement of vehicles inside the airport for fear that the security forces will not be able to handle an emergency event should Ine arise.District Commander Nitzav Biton pointed out this evening that blocking a traffic lane at the entrance to, or inside, the airport may delay the arrival of rescue vehicles during an emergency, including ambulances, fire fighters, and police forces.

The American website "The Forward" reported that senior officials in the Biden administration declined an invitation to participate in the Israel Bonds Convention because of the presence of Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.

National Security Minister also says nation's main arteries must remain unblocked to allow people to reach hospitals.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to fly to Rome at noon tomorrow (Thursday) for a state visit.On Friday, Netanyahu is expected to hold a meeting with businessmen at the Italian Ministry of Economy and then meet with Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Maloney.As part of his visit, Netanyahu will visit the Jewish Museum of Rome and meet with the Jewish community in the Italian capital.

Volunteers from the Israel Police, together with members of Air Force Unit 669, rescued a 75-year-old hiker who was injured in an open area in the Jerusalem mountains.He was rescued by helicopter and transferred for medical treatment in mild-moderate condition.