Corona Czar Roni Gamzu has brought attention to "a new coronavirus outbreak among the Arab population among which the morbidity rate is rising.""We need to be conducting a lot more tests or there will be another lockdown, and we don't want another lockdown," Gamzu added.

A new yeshiva in the community of Rehelim in northern Samaria will combine traditional, chasidic, and secular learning, and will include preparation for high school matriculation (bagrut) exams.

The Corona cabinet has decided that stores may reopen In Sunday. No more than four people at a time will be allowed in a store and a violation of this guideline will be prosecuted as a criminal offense.Covered malls will remained closed as will open malls with more than twenty stores. Bed and Breakfast lodgings may reopen with a limit In six units per B & B, with Ine nuclear family per unit.

Likud Knesset member May Golan has reacted with harsh criticism of the investigation of fellow Knesset member MIki Zohar by the police at the direction of Attorney General Avihai Mandelblit."A publicly elected official who uncovers the mafioso tactics of the attorney general undergoes a politically inspired and embarrassing investigation at the police," Golan wrote In Twitter.

Professor Yoram Lass from Tel Aviv's Sackler School of Medicine has said that the government has overreacted to the coronavirus pandemic."A quarter of a trillion shekels have been burned by the government over the unjustified hysteria surrounding the coronavirus," Lass said during an interview In 103 FM radio."Money doesn't grow In trees. We will pay for this with our pensions and wages, and with the taxes that our children and our children's children will pay for many years to come," Lass added.

3 Arabs approached the Yitzhar community, vandalized local sheep pen, Inly to be detained by the IDF and taken in for questioning.

Chairman of the Knesset Finance Committee Moshe Gafni (United Torah Judaism) has rebuked the police investigation of Knesset member Miki Zohar (Likud)."The police have crossed red lines. A Knesset member who is investigated for what he said during a public interview damages a democracy and is more appropriate to the dark methods of other sorts of regimes," Gafni said.

Professor Eran Segal of the Weizmann Institute has warned that "the number of 650 daily cases is bound to rise. "We hoped that the morbidity rate would be lower by now," Eran said, noting that "there is a problem in the Arab sector that needs to be addressed."