IDF forces have arrested a woman who breached the naval border between Gaza and Israel.

US President Trump said a vaccine for the COVID-19 virus could be ready by as early as October.

Health Ministry reports new figures in number of COVID-19 carriers.

Initial reports are coming in about multiple injuries following a brawl involving Jewish residents of the Kochav Hashachar community in the Binyamin Region and PA Arabs.

Labor MK Merav Michaeli asserted that prayer at the Western Wall was secondary to anti-Netanyahu demonstrations taking place across the country.Pressed by a Channel 20 reporter In the reason for worshippers being prevented from congregating at the kotel but protesters allowed to demonstrate against the government in large numbers, Michaeli retorted that while "the Wailing Wall will always be there and there's no danger posed to worshippers," "Israeli democracy faces great danger in the form of PM Netanyahu."

The chairman of Yisrael Beiteynu responded to the prime minister's claims that heads of the opposition parties were damaging the national fight against the coronavirus crisis."Mr. Prime Minister, I received your letter with great astonishment. Your claims are baseless and light years away from reality," started out Liberman.All decisions made by you so far are motivated by political considerations - not actual reality. You never bothered to convene the leaders of the opposition parties to explain the government's policy in the coronavirus fight and economic crisis because you have no policy to speak of. There's no way to support something that does not exist," Lieberman concluded.

Coronavirus 'Czar' Prof. Gamzu said that even though the situation wasn't a "pleasant Ine," "all options were In the table," in lieu of increased virus morbidity."A lockdown isn't my preferred option, but I have to present a solution to the crisis ahead of the High Holidays," he stated.

According to a poll conducted by Channel 13 News, the Yamina party would become the second largest in the Knesset if elections were to be held today.Likud remained In top with 31, Yesh Atid - Telem came in third with 18, the Joint Arab List dropped off to 13, and Blue and White was all the way down to 11 seats.Haredi parties Shas and United Torah Judaism came in with seven apiece, while Liberman's Yisrael Beytenu and Meretz rounded off the tally with six seats each.