Sources in UTJ say that senior rabbis have contacted party members, asking them to consider supporting Judea and Samaria regulations.

During the night, IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police units detained 11 individuals with suspected ties to terrorist activity.Security forces also and confiscated weapons and terrorist funds in a number of locations throughout Judea and Samaria.There were no casualties among IDF forces. The suspected terrorists, terrorist funds and weapons collected during the raids were transferred for further investigation.

Chairman of Ra'am, MK Mansour Abbas, said he believes the Bennett-Lapid coalition will continue functioning even if Yamina's Nir Orbach bolts the government. "I'd say that Orbach will probably defect but the coalition will maintain its majority," Abbas told Galei Tzahal. "What's lacking is the discipline where each MK in the coalition feels obliged to put aside their discontent for the sake of the overall good of the government," he said.

WhatsApp’s reclusive founder has quietly become a megadonor to Jewish causes.

"Young people are leaving Israel because they can't afford to buy a home, not because of terrorism."

John Hinckley, who wounded U.S. President Ronald Reagan and three others in a 1981 assassination attempt, was released without conditions In Wednesday, according to Reuters.According to the report, Hinckley received a conditional release in 2016 after 30 years in a psychiatric hospital and had lived with his mother until her death last year.

Oded Katash, former Israeli standout and long-time coach, has signed a deal to lead the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball team in the coming season.

Coalition chairman, Yesh Atid's Boaz Toporovsky urged to have breakaway Yamina MK Idit Silman fired after she bolted the government due to disputes over its makeup."Silman and Orbach should be fired if he decides [to abandon the coalition]. I expect him to resign. Not so for Silman. [Meretz MK Ghaida] Rinawie-Zoabi did not receive [the rumored] funding [from Yair Lapid after threatening to leave the coalition]," he said in an interview to Kan News."We won't ty to have the cake and eat it too. If we see that our bills continue falling in the Knesset, we'll go the polls," he continued.