8:00 AM - The American airlift is continuing at a frantic pace: at least 13 heavy transport aircraft of the Boeing C-17 Globemaster type are in the air at this very moment—most of them can be seen here, with several more over the Atlantic Ocean.
To understand the scale, each such aircraft can carry up to 77 tons of equipment and ammunition—roughly four times the capacity of the Israeli Air Force’s C-130 Hercules aircraft.

8:15 AM - Four individuals were injured Saturday night in a violent incident in the town of Kafr Kanna in the lower Galilee, police said in a statement. 
Eyewitnesses at the scene reported that the explosion, which occurred before the gunfire, was followed by a drone hovering over the area, from which a grenade was reportedly dropped towards those present. Large police forces arrived shortly after and initiated an investigation. Initial findings indicate that the event represents an escalation in the ongoing violent conflict between the Awada and Taaha families, who live in the town. Sources from Kafr Kanna who spoke to N12 noted that, despite a recent ceasefire agreement ("Hudna") reached between the parties, the calm was disrupted in recent days.