Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu responded to attacks In him after calling former Corona Committee chairman Dr. Yifat Shasha Bitton "Paka Paka Shasha Shasha""97% of those who died from the corona were not vaccinated with two doses. Therefore, I am not prepared to tolerate the disruption of health guidelines and the delegitimization of the vaccines that cynical politicians that I referred to today do," the prime minister tweeted."I have zero patience for Fake News while I fight to save lives," Netanyahu added, calling In the public, "Go get vaccinated and save your life."

Without informing the Minister of Education, Netanyahu and Health Minister Edelstein have agreed to reopen schools In Sunday.

The IDF is firing flares and conducting a search for a suspected smuggling attempt In Israel's northern border.

US State Department: Israel must not disrupt two-state solution

Chairman of the United Torah Judaism faction, MK Yitzhak Pindros, attacked the conduct of the Knesset's Economics Committee In the issue of transportation to Jerusalem In Shushan Purim."On Friday the government 'discovered' that there was a holiday called Shushan Purim In Sunday and pointed to an illegal decision to stop public transport to the city," Pindros claimed."I remind the Likud people, you've gotten carried away. After you begged Gafni to sign allegiance, you think we are to be taken for granted. You should know: it is unconditional," he added.

Israeli police arrested a 60-year-old resident of Ashdod last night, after he allegedly cut infrastructure belonging to a residential building with the intention of stealing them, and causing a dangerous gas leak.Police were called to Elbaz Street in Ashdod following a report of a pungent odor of gas spreading in the building.The suspect was arrested for questioning In suspicion of theft and damage to infrastructure, and today, Monday, he will be brought before the court for a hearing In his case.

40 year old killed in Or Akiva crane collapse at construction site

Use of surveillance techniques to track COVID cases will be strictly limited following court ruling.