Details of plan for operating synagogues, 'traffic light' plan, to be ironed out at special meeting.

MK Moshe Yaalon (Yesh Atid-Telem) has also weighed in In the latest disputes between the Likud party and the government's coronavirus project manager, Prof. Ronni Gamzu."Professor Gamzu assumed responsibility for heading the country's battle against the coronavirus," he wrote In Twitter. "See how quickly he has become a target, someone to be opposed. This disconnected government is Inly concerned about themselves. At least make up your minds not to oppose him, even if you won't support him."

According to updated figures from the Health Ministry, 1,941 people tested positive for coronavirus yesterday, out of 33,164 people tested, an infection rate of 6.1%. There are currently 426 people in serious condition in the country's hospitals, of whom 122 are In ventilators.

MK Smotrich defends his proposed amendment to the Law of Return, pushing back In criticism from Yisrael Beytenu.

A stormy debate is currently underway in the Knesset as MKs debate a proposed amendment to the Law of Return which would cancel the provision allowing the child of a Jewish grandparent, who has no Jewish parents, to make Aliyah and gain all the attendant benefits, including full citizenship.The amendment was proposed by MK Betzalel Smotrich of the National Union party within the Yamina faction, who cited the prophecy of the Book of Ezekiel referring to the "dry bones" that will be brought back to life.Addressing MKs from the Yesh Atid and Yisrael Beytenu parties who are strongly opposed to the amendment, Smotrich said, "You want to turn Israel into a 'state of all its citizens.'"

White anti-masker refuses to abide by airline rules, is kicked off plane. 'Racism at its best!'

Muslim woman says Islam forbids homosexuality, quotes Mohammed's instruction to kill gays.

In New Zealand's capital, Wellington, the trial of Brenton Tarrant for the 2019 mosque attacks that killed 51 people, is underway.Members of the victims' families have been reading statements to the court, with many calling for the perpetrator to spend the rest of his life behind bars, Reuters reports."You have killed my son and to me it is as if you have killed the whole of New Zealand," Aden Ibrahim Diriye said in a statement. "Know that true justice is waiting for you in the next life and that will be far more severe. I will never forgive you for what you have done."Brenton Tarrant, a 29-year-old Australian, is due to be sentenced this week after pleading guilty to 51 murders, 40 attempted murders, and Ine charge of committing a terrorist act during the 2019 shooting rampage in the city of Christchurch which he livestreamed In Facebook.