The nominations committee approved the candidate proposed by Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi, retired judge Nechama Netzer, for the position of chairman of the search committee for the Public Broadcast Corporation's board.

Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized the Attorney General in a conversation with the heads of the conference of presidents of the Jewish organizations in the USA. "You may not have noticed, but Israel is now in the midst of legal reform. I wanted to talk to you at length about this issue and explain to you why you should not worry. For now, I am prevented from doing so because I am forbidden to talk about it. I'm not making this up, I'm forbidden to talk about it. After all, who am I? I'm just the Prime Minister of Israel. What can I say about this thing that divides our people? It's crazy," Netanyahu said.

The Ministerial Committee In Legislation has approved the Ministry of Defense's initiative to amend the Disabilities Law regarding housing and vehicle benefits for disabled IDF veterans, as part of the "One Soul" reform, for preparation for the second and third readings in the Knesset.

Police have announced that, in light of the planned protests against the judicial reforms, multiple streets in Jerusalem will be closed tomorrow.

The Rambam Hospital reports 175 patients in its emergency care ward, equivalent to 220% occupancy.

A 27-year-old man was moderately injured when a car overturned In Sderot Rokah in Tel Aviv. An MDA team treated him and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital.

IDF forces detected during the night (Sunday) an attempt to smuggle weapons from Lebanese territory into Israeli territory, near the village of Arab al-Aramshe. Security forces were rushed to the scene, arrested a suspect, and confiscated four guns and a quantity of ammunition worth about NIS 150,000. The suspect and the weapons were handed over to the police.

Immigrant who married an Israeli shocked to discover that he is married to another woman - who visited same social worker just days earlier.