Guy seeking single woman in kfar sava

CBS Tragedy struck an Israeli girl's family last month when a year-old girl died after being hit by a car. But a controversial court decision might allow a part of her to live on. The Israeli-English newspaper Haaretz reports Chen Aida Ayash's family was granted a request by an Israeli court to harvest and freeze her eggs. The family had already agreed to donate their daughter's organs when they obtained the court order.

Valery Karlinsky, 32, who is suspected of trying to stab his wife to death, was remanded for seven days yesterday by the Kfar Sava Magistrate's Court. Oksana Karlinsky, 28, was taken in critical condition yesterday to the city's Meir Hospital, where she underwent surgery and remains in a serious but stable condition in the intensive care unit. The incident occured at about A. Oksana Karlinsky had just returned from a visit to relatives abroad. When she entered the house, her husband was waiting for her intoxicated, and an argument broke out. The suspect claimed his wife told him she was having an affair with a man 20 years her senior, taunting him by saying that "he's better than you.

JERUSALEM -- A Palestinian suicide bomber made his way to the edge of an open-air shopping mall in a leafy Tel Aviv bedroom community at dusk Monday and detonated a bomb strapped to his body, killing two Israelis and injuring at least 15 others, including two infants. A security guard, who was one of those killed, managed to block the bomber from entering the mall and causing many more casualties, authorities said. Israeli television reported this morning that Sharon will announce today that he intends to call early elections. The report said Sharon had told President Moshe Katsav he intends to set elections for February, nine months ahead of schedule. It was the second suicide bombing aimed at Israelis in nine days.

The Rishon Letzion Magistrates Court on Saturday extended by three days the remand of a Kfar Sava resident arrested on suspicion molesting his four-year-old daughter. Over the weekend, a Kfar Sava resident issued a complaint with the city's police according to which she suspects that her husband molested their daughter by urinating on her on several occasions and lied on top of her. The child was brought in for questioning, and the father was subsequently arrested in his home. A police representative at the court said the child's testimony confirms the complaint and that a social worker involved with the case also confirms the information gathered by the police.