Coronavirus Cabinet to meet Tuesday to deliberate In proposal to impose tighter lockdown after Yom Kippur, strictly limiting private sector.

The government In Monday evening approved a ten percent cut in the salaries of ministers and Knesset members.Ministers Miri Regev, Amir Ohana, Ofir Akunis and Pnina Tamano-Shata also proposed a cut in the salaries of senior members of the judiciary and not Inly the salaries of ministers and Knesset members.

Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces arrested over half a dozen supporters of PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas" longtime political rival, Mohammed Dalhan, a spokesman for his faction said Monday, according to Reuters.Dahlan, a former security chief in Gaza under Abbas' Fatah faction, was ousted from the party in 2011 and fled to Dubai. His home in Ramallah was later raided by PA security forces.

Arthur Stark, Chairman, William Daroff, CEO, and Malcolm Hoenlein, Vice Chair of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, In Monday welcomed the continuity of the arms embargo against Iran through new US sanctions."We welcome the new US sanctions against Iran announced today that target the Iranian military and other entities involved with the regime's nuclear program, which it maintains in defiance of signed commitments and promises. The international community must not ignore the clear, present, and proven danger of Iran, which is set In extending its control and imposing its radical ideology at all costs," they said in a statement.

The Sudan Minister of Information and Government Spokesman Faisal Muhammad Saleh said that the Sudanese delegation that arrived in the Emirates this week was not allowed to discuss normalization of relations with Israel, according to Kan.

Prof. Ronni Gamzu, corona czar, said in an interview In 103FM radio: "The situation is under control but it is very serious, it is an emergency situation.""We must not underestimate and be indifferent, if we do not reduce the morbidity we will reach 200 serious patients a day and we will be close to losing control, we must not reach this situation," added Prof Gamzu.

Thousands of Israelis fined during Rosh Hashanah for violating lockdown rules.

Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn said in an interview In Reshet Bet: "We are trying to balance between leaving the economy open and active and strengthened with supportive economic budgets, and the fight against the virus. But there will probably be no choice to make further stringency gradually after Yom Kippur."