Public Security Minister Omer Barlev responded to MK Ayman Odeh's call for Arabs to leave Israel's security forces. "This is an outrageous, dangerous and irresponsible statement. The service of Israeli Arabs in the police is a symbol of coexistence and integration. The late Amir Khoury is an Israeli hero. He was an Arab-Israeli. Amir is a symbol of coexistence and integration. Police officers from Arab society are an important part of the police in the fight against crime and terrorism, and this trend will continue to intensify," said Bar-Lev.

Minister Meir Cohen commented In a video published last night by the chairman of the Joint List, MK Ayman Odeh, in which he called In the Arabs in Israel's security forces to revolt. "This is an outrageous statement. This matter must be investigated," Cohen declared.

A senior source from Yamina told Arutz Sheva that the Joint List will not be part of the coalition. "The joint list does not recognize the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and therefore will not be part of our coalition. The Likud continues to try to divide the people through fake news. We will do everything to keep the people of Israel united, especially at such a time," the source said.

Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon has reopened it's COVID-19 ward. The hospital houses 28 COVID-19 patients, 4 of whom are in critical condition.

Arab vandals again target Joseph's Tomb in Samaria, filming themselves desecrating Jewish holy site.

The chairman of the Religious Zionist Party, Bezalel Smotrich, responded to MK Ayman Odeh's call for desertion among Arab members of Israel's security forces. "There is no real difference between Odeh and Abbas. The ideology and aspirations of both are the same. The difference is Inly in tactic," he commented.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is planning a team building event with party members tonight at a cafe in Tel Aviv.

57% of haredim are interested in new elections, 20% favor a new government with Gantz, 42% support Netanyahu at all costs.