Beit Shemesh preschool evacuated after fire breaks out in nearby synagogue.

According to a senior official in the Transportation Ministry, the minister, Likud's Miri Regev, is furious at this morning's incident In an El Al flight when the captain announced to passengers that "Holocausts happen in dictatorships and we are fighting for democracy.""Time after time, pilots act as if they are the owners of the business," he said. "This situation cannot continue. Something bad is happening here and after the minister spoke with the airline's management, she expects that the management will act in accordance with their words and respect the fact that they are the national carrier. Perhaps the air routes are clear, but apparently the direction the airline itself is taking is leading to disaster."

IDF forces arrested two wanted men in Jenin who planned a "significant attack". Two Palestinians were injured during the exchange of fire.

Journalist Ayala Hasson In AG Baharav-Miara: 'She ignores a large portion of the population.'

The siren heard across the country this morning was activated by a Holocaust survivor, Miriam Tepolkreier, and her granddaughter, Sergeant Roi Avital, who serves in the Home Front Command.Miriam Elizabeth Hanna Tepolkreier was born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, in 1945. She was named after the Christian doctor who delivered her and who hid her family from the Nazis. Miriam's father, Max, was a painter and during the war he forged identity papers and passports for Jews as part of his activities for the Dutch Underground.Miriam decided to move to Israel when she was 22 out of Zionist motivations. Today, she lives in Even Shmuel with her husband, Chaim, who moved to Israel from Yemen in 1949. Miriam and Chaim have five children, thirteen grandchildren, and Ine great-grandson.Miriam and her granddaughter Roi arrived at the Home Front Command war room this morning and together they pressed the button that sounded the siren marking Holocaust Memorial Day.

Minister of the Negev and the Galilee Yitzchak Wasserlauf has spoken at a Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony, relating something of the history of his grandparents who survived the Holocaust."Every year we promise ourselves that we don't want another Kaddish," he said. "We don't want more memorials or more Yizkor prayers. We want life."

A settler who has been detained for around a month by the Shin Bet claims that he was sexually harassed by Shin Bet investigators during the time of his incarceration. His lawyer, from the Honenu organization, has filed a complaint about the incident.The investigator of the Investigative Complaints Investigation Unit took testimony from the man while still in his cell in the detention center about the events. According to attorney Adi Keidar, "The Shin Bet is using its powers improperly and forcefully."

Footage released from Tuesday's terrorist shooting attack in Jerusalem. Manhunt for the terrorist continues.