Dan Aridor revisits classic 'Ammunition Hill' song to spoof the 'war In COVID-19. Satire

Palestinian Authority (PA) cabinet leader Mohammad Shtayyeh In Friday met in Ramallah with Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio.During the meeting, Shtayyeh called In Italy to "break the status quo" and recognize the "State of Palestine", reported the PA"s official Wafa news agency.(Arutz Sheva"s North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically In all Arutz Sheva articles, however, is Israeli time.)

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah In Friday condemned the attack in Nice, France, in which a knifeman from Tunisia killed three people in a church.In a speech In the occasion of the birthday of the Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Nasrallah condemned the attack and said that Islamic law states that innocent people should not be killed.(Arutz Sheva"s North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically In all Arutz Sheva articles, however, is Israeli time.)

Russian authorities have told residents of Moscow that they may be able to access a coronavirus vaccine as early as next month, Reuters reports.The city's deputy mayor, Anastasia Rakova, told media outlets that Moscow was setting up a network of "vaccination rooms," and that around 2,500 people considered at high risk (mostly doctors and teachers) had already been vaccinated.

Jerusalem: Shabbat begins at 16:11, ends at 17:27Tel Aviv & Bnei Brak: Shabbat begins at 16:31, ends at 17:29Bnei Brak: Shabbat begins at 16:30, ends at 17:28Ashdod: Shabbat begins at 16:31, ends at 17:29Beit Shemesh: Shabbat begins at 16:12, ends at 17:28Tzfat: Shabbat begins at 16:18, ends at 17:25Hebron: Shabbat begins at 16:27, ends at 17:25Modi'in: Shabbat begins at 16:22, ends at 17:28Haifa: Shabbat begins at 16:21, ends at 17:27Beer Sheva: Shabbat begins at 16:32, ends at 17:30Tiberias: Shabbat begins at 16:19, ends at 17:25Petah Tikva: Shabbat begins at 16:12, ends at 17:28Eilat: Shabbat begins at 16:33, ends at 17:31Arutz Sheva wishes all of our readers Shabbat Shalom u'Mevorach!

In a video address directed to storekeepers and owners of small businesses, PM Binyamin Netanyahu urged people to be patient with coronavirus restrictions as the country eases out of lockdown extremely gradually."To all my fellow citizens who are storekeepers and owners of small businesses, I know how hard this is," Netanyahu began. "I ask of you to join together with everyone else in our collaborative effort for just a few more days. We have promised that stores will be permitted to reopen In Sunday week - that is to say, In November 8th, and if contagion rates drop faster than expected, stores may be able to open sooner."The main problem we are facing is that contagion rates are currently spiking all over the world. Our success [relative to that of other countries] is based In our collaborative spirit, and the last thing we want is to have to reimpose stricter controls if contagion rates start rising here again."I will be doing what I can to help you along the way," Netanyahu promised, "with financial assistance and via other means as well. I ask you to hold firm for just another few days and with G-d's help we will overcome this virus. We will help you to get your businesses back In their feet. You are vital for the country, and I hear what you are saying and understand you."

Dr. Shmuel Katz, of the founders of Stand With Us and a Israel advocacy leading activist discusses expected policies In Israel

With election just days away, new polls show Trump taking lead in key battleground states, pulling into virtual-tie in Wisconsin.