Prime Minister Netanyahu, who is In a political visit to Paris, expressed his shock at the rape of a woman in Gadera. "My wife Sara and I are shocked by the horrifying rape incident that took place tonight in Gedera. I was informed that the commander of the central district of the police has conducted a special situation assessment and accordingly assigned the work of investigation to the central unit in the district. I look forward to the full extent of the severity of the law."

A San Francisco Bay Area billboard battle breaks out between Jews over branding of anti-Zionism.

Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected the warning of the investment bank JP Morgan regarding the judicial reform. "There will be a balance between the three authorities, and it will happen. In the end, people will see that it is worth investing in Israel." The investment bank warned, in an official report of its research department, that the risk to investments in Israel increases due to the plan for legal reform. The document includes a warning about fear of damage to Israel's credit rating.

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The Israel Police have issued an unusual and harsh statement against the head of the Gadera Regional Council, who accused the police of incompetence and neglecting the citizens of Israel. The police said, "Regarding the absurd and irresponsible comments of the mayor of Gedera, against the background of suspicion of a serious rape incident in the city, we express our disgust at the attempt of an elected official to gain headlines and political capital In the back of a crime victim. It is very strange that Inly yesterday the mayor praised the police officers and volunteers of the precinct at a special evening he held in their honor, while this morning he sent an unfortunate statement condemning them, in a manner unbecoming of a person in his position."

On the Temple Mount, posters were hung with a picture of the terrorist Khiri Alkam who carried out the massacre last week in the Neve Ya'akov neighborhood of Jerusalem.

A 26-year-old man has been shot dead in Umm al-Fahm. One additional victim is lightly injured.

Antisemitic statements In a chalkboard in an Israeli politics class followed by hundreds of antisemitic flyers at California university.