Columnist calls Netanyahu a dictator whose leadership is ‘madness,’ claims Israel ‘may not survive.’

A 35-year-old laborer was moderately injured by being hit by a heavy object during his work at a factory in Bnei Ayish. An MDA team treated him and evacuated him to Asuta Hospital in Ashdod.

Prime Minister Netanyahu commented: "I have called many times fore discussion with the opposition, and have a been met with complete refusal. I think this shows that there is now real desire for compromise, and an attempt to bring new elections. That would be regrettable, but I will keep doing what is right for Israel, in keeping with the ideal of Israel as a liberal democracy."He also commented in favor of changing the balance of the committee to appoint judges and judicial override of laws.

Three terrorists have been reported killed, and five injured, during an exchange of gunfire with Israeli security forces in Jenin.

The Islamic Jihad movement called In its operatives to "teach the enemy a lesson he will not forget" following the elimination of the terrorists in Jenin.

National Unity leader Benny Gantz commented: "The Israeli government has been infiltrated by a Trojan horse that is wreaking havoc. Netanyahu should fire Ben-Gvir before a disaster happens."

A new survey shows the public non-committal about the proposed judicial reform.

Prime Minister Netanyahu commented "We discussed how to move ahead with the sale of Arrow III systems to Germany, which will move forward as quickly as possible. We are offering Ukraine humanitarian help and early warning systems for civil defense - Israel is quite advanced at this. We have a delicate situation with Russia, where Israel and Russia will not shoot down each other's planes. Within this arrangement, we are trying to provide Ukraine with humanitarian aid."