One of the three victims of a car-ramming attack which ocurred on May 3, is no longer in a life-threatening condition, according to a sopkeperson with the the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer in Ramat Gan.

The victim, an IDF soldier was evecutaed via helicopter of the Sheba Medical Center unconscious and in critical condition, where doctors worked for days to stabilize him.

The other two victims were modertaly injured and were released to their homes.

During a ceremonial commemoration of Israeli diplomats who were killed during their time of service, Prime Minister Netanyahu revealed that Israel almost deployed the IDF to Cairo for a rescue attempt of its diplomats who were besieged by Egyptian protesters, in the Israeli embassy in Egypt.

“Here, a few years ago, in the situation room of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we were standing during the siege closing in on our people in the Israeli embassy in Cairo,” recounted Netanyahu. “The mob came to kill our people, and we operated that night with all the tools at our disposal, including the threat of a rescue operation by the IDF, which finally tipped the balance and led to the Egyptian forces, then under the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, together with careful coordination from here in the the situation room, ultimately to the successful conclusion of this incident.”

A Gazan minor who has served in the Hamas Military Wing for two years, including in the tunnel project, has been arrested and indicted in an Israeli court. The Shin Bet cleared for publication that he was arrested on April 6 after illegally crossing into Israel.

His investigation revealed that he was recruited shortly before Operation Protective Edge in 2014 and underwent several military courses. He took part in various activities including ambushes against IDF forces and digging tunnels towards Israel. Most of his training was focused on offense, such as infiltration, entry to buildings, blowing up explosives and more. The Shin Bet said in a statement that this was “part of a perception that the next war would be held inside Israel.”

Ahmad Manasra, the 13-year-old Palestinian who committed a stabbing attack in the Pisgat Ze’ev neighborhood in Jerusalem, has been convicted of two counts of attempted murder.

Manasra committed the attack in October 2015 with his 15-year-old cousin Hasan, who was subsequently killed by police forces. The two stabbed and critically wounded 13-year-old Naor Shalev, as well as a 21-year-old man.

The attack made international headlines when Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas falsely accused Israel of “executing” Ahmad Manasra, while he was in fact alive and being treated at an Israeli hospital. He was neutralized and seriously wounded by police fire during the attack, and was then treated and taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital. This led Prime Minister Netanyahu to accuse Abbas of incitement.

Three women were reportedly stabbed at the Promenade in Armon Hanatziv. The two stabbers reportedly fled the scene, and the police are currently pursuing them.

Two of the victims are being treated by Magen David Adom and are fully conscious.