Here are the latest news headlines from this morning that reached our news desk. The times given are Jerusalem time (GMT +3)

8:00 AM - Report: U.S.-China Talks to Continue Tomorrow
An official source told AP news agency that talks between the U.S. and China regarding tariffs will continue tomorrow. This statement follows President Donald Trump's post on his social media platform Truth Social, where he wrote that there was "wonderful progress." (AP)

8:15 AM - Arson attack in Samaria on Shabbat
Arabs from the village of Al-Mu'ayr set a fire on the slopes of the Malachi HaShalom settlement in Binyamin.  Dozens of residents from the area fought the flames for a long hour until the fire was brought under control. Some of the residents who came to help put out the fire reported being pelted with stones by Arabs.  The fires do not "break out", there are terrorist cells that operate every year, often in fixed patterns of action, consuming thousands of acres of land that were sown with great effort and endangering lives.

8:30 AM - Russia launches air attack on Kyiv, city's mayor says
Ukraine's air defense units were trying to repel a Russian air attack on Kyiv, the city's mayor said, after Ukraine's air force warned of a drone attack on the capital.
The attack came hours after Russia's President Vladimir Putin proposed direct talks with Ukraine on May 15 in Istanbul that he said should be aimed at bringing a durable peace. (Reuters)

8:45 AM - Report: Malaysian lawyer testifies Karim Khan forced her into sexual relations in New York
A Malaysian lawyer in her 30s provided detailed testimony about an alleged sexual assault by Karim Khan, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC). According to the Wall Street Journal, the woman, who was Khan's assistant, testified that he called her to his hotel suite in New York, where he began touching her sexually - a pattern that she says continued for months. She added that she tried to leave the room several times, but he grabbed her hand and eventually brought her to the bed. There, he removed her pants and forced her into sexual relations. It was also reported that she initially refused to disclose this because she did not want to disrupt the issuance of arrest warrants against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

9:00 AM - Woman killed by truck in Petah Tikva, police launch investigation
A 59-year-old woman was killed after being hit by a truck on Frumkin Street in Petah Tikva. MDA paramedics pronounced her death at the scene. Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the incident and arrived to collect evidence from the scene.

9:15 AM - Military Exercise: Heavy Security Forces Vehicle Movement Expected in Rehovot Area
A military exercise will be conducted from morning until afternoon hours in the Rehovot area. According to the IDF spokesperson, heavy movement of security forces vehicles will be noticed during the exercise. There is no security concern.

9:30 AM - Jerusalem Light Rail halted after tractor damages power cable; alternative bus routes will operate until normal service resumes
The Jerusalem light rail was temporarily suspended on Sunday morning after a tractor belonging to an external contractor damaged the rail infrastructure near the HaHalutz station. Service will resume as soon as repair work is completed and the system is restored.

9:45 AM - Abbas: Israel is waging a ‘war of extermination’ in Gaza
PA chairman meets Russian President and accuses Israel of "aggression" against civilians, calling for an immediate ceasefire and the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza. Putin reiterates his support for Palestinian rights.

10:00 AM - Jewish-American photographer fatally stabbed while on vacation in Turkey
The Upper West Side's Congregation Heichal Moshe seeks immediate repatriation of body of Yitzhak Alishayiv, a custodian at the synagogue, after he was murdered by a bed and breakfast owner in Turkey.

10:15 AM - Lag BaOmer: Education Ministry says: no classes will be held on Lag BaOmer following Teachers' Union agreement
According to the ministry, this decision follows agreements between the Finance Ministry and the Teachers' Union, which will add two vacation days for teaching staff in kindergartens, elementary schools and middle schools. As a result, on Lag BaOmer there will be no classes in kindergartens, elementary schools and middle schools in the official education system.

10:30 AM - Katz on Return of Sgt. Zvi Feldman's Remains: 'Committed to Bringing Back Yehuda Katz'
Defense Minister Israel Katz addressed the return to Israel of IDF soldier Sgt. Zvi Feldman's remains, who fell in the Battle of Sultan Yacoub during the First Lebanon War. Katz stated: 'Just as we brought back Zachary Baumel, and today Zvi Feldman, we continue to work in every possible way to bring back Sgt. Yehuda Katz and fulfill our duty to him and his family. The State of Israel will not rest or be quiet until all its sons and daughters return home.'

10:45 AM - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally goes to inform the Feldman family of the return to Israel of Tzvi Feldman, of blessed memory.

11:00 AM - An American brand on every street: The surprising Saudi obsession with the US
Ahead of Trump’s visit to the country, a look at a seemingly austere culture that in fact features widespread love for US franchises such as Dunkin’ and Starbucks

11:15 AM - Hostages in Gaza: Devastating Medical Report Reveals Alarming Conditions
A harrowing new medical mapping report compiled by the Hostages’ Families Headquarters offers a glimpse into the suffering endured by Israelis still held hostage in Gaza. The report documents a disturbing pattern of injuries, abuse, starvation, and psychological trauma.

11:30 AM - Iran Asserts ‘Nuclear Rights’ as Talks with US Resume
The deadline set by President Donald Trump for Iran has arrived, and on Sunday, negotiations between the two countries are set to resume, following Trump’s ultimatum to Tehran: if a nuclear agreement is not reached within two months, the United States will launch a military strike. “If they don’t make a deal, there will be bombs—bombs like they’ve never seen before,” Trump warned.

11:45 AM - Detention extended by 10 days for suspect accused of murdering sister and burying her body in Hadera yard
The Hadera Magistrate's Court extended by 10 additional days the detention of Dan Cohen, a 44-year-old city resident, who is suspected of murdering his sister Maya Cohen, 49, also a Hadera resident, and burying her body in her yard. Since the previous extension, Cohen underwent a psychiatric evaluation and was found fit for detention, and during the hearing, police stated that the detainee is "very dangerous."