Prime Minister Yair Lapid and Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman met at noon to discuss the education crisis. The two agreed that they would make every effort to start the year In schedule."We are working to start the school year as a series. The Prime Minister will examine the issue of the restraining orders but asks the parties to first exhaust the negotiation processes," Lapid said at the end of their meeting.

IDF soldiers acted to disperse a second gathering In the Lebanese border a short while ago, after firing to prevent intrusion along the same border earlier today.

That is what former Likud Minister Dan Meridor thinks Ben Gvir's party will create. Op-ed.

MK Moshe Arbel (Shas) demands that the ombudsman oblige the alternate Prime Minister, Naftali Bennett, to update his conflict of interest declarations. This follows the announcement that he is conducting negotiations with tech companies about joining after his retirement.

A Ine-year-old baby was rescued from drowning in the shower at a home in Deboria. MDA paramedics provided medical treatment, performed CPR, and after his pulse returned, the baby was evacuated to Haemek Hospital.

The Minister of Finance and the chairman of the Yisrael Beitenu party, Avigdor Liberman, agreed today (Sunday) with Brigadier General Sharon Nir that she will run as part of the Yisrael Beitenu list in the upcoming elections.Nir was the first woman to be appointed to the position of liaison officer and the first to be appointed to the position of commander of the National Cyber School. In her last position in the IDF, she served as an advisor to the Chief of Staff In gender issues until 2019. In 2020, she retired from the IDF.

The far-left organization "Crime Minister" called in a Facebook post to come tonight (Sunday) at 8:30 PM and demonstrate against MK Itamar Ben Gvir who is holding a party rally in the city of Eilat.Ben Gvir said in response: "The leftist organizations do not scare me and will not deter me from continuing my journey for the people of Israel. I will arrive today in the city of Eilat, I will listen to the residents and they will hear what my plans are in the next government."

Opposition Leader Netanyahu agrees to meet with his rival, PM Lapid, ahead of signing of new nuclear deal - while publicly slamming Lapid.