Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday the U.S. was prepared to resume talks with North Korea “at a moment’s notice” if the North signaled it wanted discussions about denuclearization.
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Tensions are rising in Haifa after last Wednesday, passersby at the Rambam Complex in the city saw signs for the sale of a baby, followed by additional signs posted on erev Shabbos near the entrance to a religious public school in the N’vei Sha’anan neighborhood of the city along with signs for “Gay surrogacies = trading in babies”.

Air Canada said Sunday it’s looking into how crew members could have disembarked from a plane without noticing a sleeping passenger who was left behind.
The airline was responding to an incident involving a woman who described waking up “all alone” on a “cold dark” aircraft after a flight to Toronto earlier this month.

The Supreme Court enters its final week of decisions with two politically charged issues unresolved, whether to rein in political line-drawing for partisan gain and allow a citizenship question on the 2020 census.
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The new secular policies of Ramat Gan’s mayor, Shema HaCohen, are causing increased strife in the city between the religious, traditional and secular populations. This week, the chasm between the groups is likely to widen among participants of a city council meeting.
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Egypt’s government said Saturday that it will take part in the Trump administration’s Israeli-Palestinian peace conference in Bahrain, where the White House will reveal the economic portion of its plan for Mideast peace.
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President Donald Trump said Sunday that he’d prefer to run for re-election against Joe Biden, suggesting that the former vice president won’t be the “great candidate” Hillary Clinton was in 2016.
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Many are waiting to hear MK Ayelet Shaked’s decision regarding her political future. On erev Shabbos, Shaked sent a WhatsApp message to supporters, instructing them to gather their strength as the storm lies ahead.
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When the Trump administration cut hundreds of millions of dollars of aid for Palestinians last year, the Parents Circle, a coexistence group of bereaved Israeli and Palestinian families, lost 30% of its budget overnight.
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Four kevarim were vandalized in the Jewish cemetery in Strand and local police suspect the attack was the work of a neo-Nazi group. The Vice Chairman of the World Zionist Organization stated “These incidents have become a world trend.
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