MK Matan Kahana of Yamina condemned Facebook's decision to block Israel Hayom columnist Yedidya Meir for criticizing the Bennett government."You can't shut people up like that. Anyone who cares about freedom of speech must revolt against this policy of silencing opposing voices. A social network that adopts such a policy will eventually disappear - and it's better off that they do. Only those who calling for violence should be censored."

4 vehicles were set ablaze in the Malcha neighborhood of the capital yesterday (Saturday).City police have taken two individuals into custody over suspected involvement in the crime.

A suspect is in custody after trying to breach the cockpit of a Delta flight from LA to Nashville Friday afternoon.

Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth said the U.S. government had sent a humanitarian package consisting of 750 thousand COVID vaccines to Taiwan.The effort is part of the U.S.'s efforts to help foreign nations fight the virus.

Israeli health authorities reported 4 new cases of COVID-19 over the past day.There are currently 37 patients hospitalized in serious/critical condition, with 25 In ventilators.Since the beginning of the outbreak in the country, 6,418 residents have died of the sickness.

Jerusalem police received a report from a resident of Ma'aleh Hazeitim in eastern Jerusalem that a suspicious object had been thrown at his yard Saturday night.Officers arriving at the scene along with police sappers discovered a an improvised explosive device. An investigation was opened and evidence collected at the scene of the attempted attack.

Establishing a coalition sans Bibi, whose coalition is 51 seats, without Bennett, Saar and Arabs is a betrayal and a worry. Op-ed.

Sources in the Likud told the Ma'ariv daily that, "Most Likud supporters have come to terms with the fact that chances are we are headed for the opposition. There don't appear any practical tools to stop the formation of a Bennett-Lapid coalition. Those wavering within the ranks of Yamina are beginning to come over to Bennett's side. If no big changes take place, this government will be disbandoned and we will serve the public from the opposition."However, Likud sources estimate that the Bennett-Lapid government will not last long. "Within a year there will be elections again. The right must take advantage of this time to organize, strengthen and draw conclusions so that we can return to power," they pointed out.