Kfar Saba

And then you start to grasp how, as we're talking, as the friends are talking, and this question is rolling around the groups, in the talk between friends, suddenly friends start to bring solutions from out of nowhere.

One friend calls and says, "Yes, I have this gazebo that I can bring." Another friend who is from Kfar Saba, he suddenly says, "Wait, I have, uh, some other relative who deals with this, uh, field." He can bring a huge, uh, um, tarps of sorts that will cover it.

And suddenly the understanding falls upon you that anything that is taking place now, you could think just through talking between friends, but in practice, this is the activation of a chain of arvut.

And this chain is activated and is working nonstop, and every challenge is being brought forth to a solution.

The notebook is in a safety deposit box now.

Kfar Saba, branch fourteen, and the box is a small one, and the notebook is in a plastic sleeve because the paper's thin.

I don't take it out.

I don't read it.

Maybe-

... are going to stop them building drones that can fly into Kfar Saba? The military reality has changed.

What, what security, what, what security arrangement prevents sending drones from Jordan- What, what security arrangement prefer, uh, uh, prevent from sending drones from Syria? So-

But they're not meters away from houses in Kfar Saba-

So, or they are meters from-

... from the Ben Gurion Airport

No, there is no-

To the outskirts of Tel Aviv?

Opposition leader Yair Lapid has vowed not to partner with Prime Minister Netanyahu and criticized past unity governments.

Separately, reports indicate a corruption case involving expensive antique jewelry belonging to the wife of the mayor of Kfar Saba, and a new development in a case that complicates member of Knesset Cruza, who is to be investigated under caution.

On the economic and tech front, Israeli spyware is reportedly at the center of a political storm in Poland, raising concerns for the Republic's security.

From Lebanon, Basel Abu Shahab, a secretary with the Fatah movement, described the pursuit of a two-state solution as a strategic trap for Israel, predicting a future Palestinian state could develop industries capable of rivaling Israel's and possess the components to confront Israel.