Jerusalem infant food poisoning probe, Trump arrives late to G7 summit
A roundup of major headlines highlighted a serious police investigation in Jerusalem into suspicions that sleeping pills were found in baby food, with authorities treating it as an attempt to poison infants. The report did not say who was behind the suspected contamination or whether anyone was harmed, only that the case is being handled as a grave criminal matter.
The same news update also noted violent clashes on Route 4, a police raid against an organized crime group in Nazareth, and the Knesset’s approval of immunity for MK Tali גוטליב. It further reported that Donald Trump arrived 45 minutes late to the G7 summit.
On the diplomatic front, Trump said the agreement with Iran is still not final. The program was presented as a short, sharp daily news recap covering the main developments in Israel and abroad, along with unusual footage and a weather segment at the end.
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