A Palestinian has been indicted for illegally entering Israel. The man, from Shechem, did not have a valid entry permit, and was allegedly planning to commit a terrorist attack in the plaza outside the Al Aqsa mosque In the Temple Mount. The attempt occurred two weeks ago.

Interior Minister Aryeh Deri has decided to open the border crossing to Jordan, from next Tuesday.The crossing has been closed since the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic.The Taba border crossing into Egypt will remain closed for the meantime.

Republican Party in Israel Chairman: 'There's evidence of mass fraud in swing states Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.'

The Associated Press has called the state of Arizona for Joe Biden, with 88% of the votes counted.Biden is ahead with 50.5% of the vote, 1,469,341 votesTrump so far has 48.1% of the vote, with 1,400,951 votes.

Eden Kleiman, the head of the IDF Disabled Veterans Organization, has welcomed the decision of the current IDF Chief of Staff, Aviv Kochavi, to award honors to IDF veterans of the Israeli engagement in Lebanon."The IDF's Disabled Veterans Organization is delighted that Chief of Staff Kochavi has decided to award battle honors to those who served in the security zone in Lebanon," he said. "Even if this step is long overdue, it is still welcome."

MK Ariel Kallner (Likud) has voiced strong criticism of the current composition of the Israeli Supreme Court."Out of the 15 justices, just four are right-wing," he said, speaking In Kan Bet. "All the other eleven hold views ranging from [far-left] Meretz to [quasi-socialist] Chadash. As such, the views of the majority of the justices are not held by virtually anyone in Israeli society, save for a few small groups In the very fringes."

Dr. Sharon Alray-Price, head of Public Health Services, has expressed criticism of the government's plan to allow stores to reopen next week, saying it will "lead to a third national lockdown.""Even if we Inly allow stores in green areas to reopen, people from orange and red zones will make purchases there," she told Galei Tzahal. "We have to find a middle way."

A foreign worker has been arrested In suspicion of having stolen a credit card from the elderly couple, both Holocaust survivors, she was working for.She then allegedly used the card to withdraw around Ine hundred thousand shekels from the couple's bank account.She will be brought to court for a hearing today at which the request of the police to extend her remand will be considered.