So interesting and mysterious:
Amit did not assign himself to the panel and left Solberg to take all the heat, even though it’s hard to recall a situation where the president did not sit on such an extended hearing.

Kabub was also not included, even though he has seniority over Ronen—presumably not related to the sensitivity of a judge from one community exempt from military service ruling on the implications of canceling the exemption for another community.

Meanwhile in the plenum: Lapid and Abbas in a close conversation

The Ministerial Committee for Shin Bet Affairs approved:

• Lifetime security for Netanyahu
• Security for the Prime Minister’s wife until the end of his life – with an option for extension
• Security for the Prime Minister’s children for five years from the end of his term

(Yaron Avraham)

The Knesset's legal advisor warns ahead of the vote on Karai’s Communications Bill:
If the coalition approves, in the final votes, reservations that were not discussed in the committee — it will constitute a flaw in the legislative process.

Minister Mai Golan accused during the government meeting:

“Ronen Bar sent emissaries to threaten me during his tenure — ‘there will be a Mai Golan intifada’ if you keep blocking funds to the Arab sector, even though they were leaking to criminal organizations.”

IDF Spokesperson responds on Nadav Perry’s show to Deri’s attack on the Chief of Staff: “Unfounded criticism, even cheap.”

Kari’s Communications Law was finally approved in the Knesset.

Minister of Communications in the plenum: Prime Minister, the mission you assigned to me — has been completed.

After Ofir Sofer, MK Moshe Solomon is also leaving the Religious Zionism party: “On issues that are at the very heart of Religious Zionism — Torah, the army, and labor — we have strayed from the path.”

To establish the "Crocodile Prison" for the perpetrators of the October 7 massacre: the Prison Service will be allowed to keep crocodiles and place them around the designated prison.

This was agreed upon by Ben Gvir and Silman.

If the Knesset runs into next week, you probably wouldn’t want to trade places with Minister Avi Dichter, who is scheduled to be the duty minister in the plenary during the World Cup final.

Messi will surely feel the absence.

On the fifth consecutive night: The U.S. has launched a new wave of strikes in Iran.

U.S. army bombs a bridge and an airport.

The Knesset approved: compulsory military service will remain 32 months.

The term of the Knesset has ended.

The Attorney General to the ministers: We have entered a transitional government period; consultation is required before making decisions that go beyond routine matters.

The right-hand man of Mohammed Deif was eliminated.

*Police Spokesperson’s Office:*

A short time ago, a report was received about a vehicle that hit a woman at Tomer Farm, near the Gush Junction. Police officers from the Etzion station of the Judea and Samaria District were dispatched to the scene.

From a preliminary investigation conducted at the site, it appears that a vehicle driven by an Israeli arrived at the location and began filming with a camera. At that point, an argument began between him and a youth living there, and the suspect got into his vehicle, started driving, and lightly hit the youth (who did not require medical treatment).

Subsequently, a resident of the place approached the vehicle in order to inquire about the suspect’s actions, but he continued driving and hit her, while she held onto the vehicle and was dragged for several meters. As a result, she was lightly injured.

The suspect (90) was detained by the officers and taken for further investigation at the police station, and his vehicle was impounded.
*The investigation is ongoing.*

It’s about a left‑wing activist who harmed a settler.

The U.S. is sending dozens of refueling aircraft to Israel, in preparation for a possible renewal of fighting.