A new 18-year-old driver from Petah Tikva was caught In Road 2 near the boat interchange carrying 4 unaccompanied passengers while under the influence of alcohol.The driver's license was revoked for a period of 30 days, the vehicle was disabled for the same period, and the intention of the police is to file an indictment against her.

BBC accused of attempting to intimidate teens it falsely claimed uttered anti-Muslim slur while enduring an anti-Semitic attack.

Police arrested a 22-year-old Jerusalem resident arrested In suspicion of involvement in an attempted robbery carried out using pepper spray in the Ramot Mall in Jerusalem.Yesterday, the police received a report of an attempted robbery that took place in the mall, during which two suspects attacked and sprayed a couple with pepper spray. Meanwhile, a fight broke out between the parties and the suspects fled after their attempt to steal a wallet was unsuccessful.

The Ministerial Committee for the Coronavirus (Corona Cabinet) will convene In Tuesday at 7:30 PM, at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem.

Prof. Ran Blitzer, head of the cabinet of expert advisers to the government, referred in an interview with the newspaper Israel Hayom to the spread of the Omicron strain and the recent severity in the number of cases."There are no predictive models for what it will be like when the Omicron reaches its peak. At the moment we do not know how many people will be infected at the peak, and the estimated date for it. There will be millions of infected, so there will also be many severely hospitalized," Blitzer said.He also referred to the new testing outline, saying: "If we could preserve the previous testing policy in the reality of tens of thousands of infected a day we would do it. But since this is not possible, certainly not when the numbers continue to double, changing guidelines is necessary. The organizations would not have been able to provide tests In schedule with any further doubling of the number of daily infections."

The Director General of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Nachman Ash, referred in an interview In Radio 103FM to a survey according to which the majority of the public is in favor of restrictions In the unvaccinated."I'm not sure it helps, I think it produces resistance and will not really get people vaccinated. People have to choose," Ash said.He was asked if it was possible to settle for three vaccines and replied: "I can not say with certainty, but I think looking at risk management and the risk of serious illness in adults we have decided In this step."

MK Ben Gvir demands response: 'Home is 200 meters from Border Police base - if the police want to, they can.'

A fire broke out in a house in Kiryat Tiv'on, a woman was evacuated in mild condition.