The IDF reveals a document written by Yahya Sinwar’s son to his father, the architect of the massacre, at the beginning of the war:

“I want to shout ‘Allahu Akbar’ (God is the greatest), hold a Kalashnikov, and shoot Jews. When will you come sleep next to me and cuddle with me? I’m constantly making guns, tanks, and Kalashnikovs out of paper and cardboard.”

Israel Hayom Poll:

The coalition loses its lead, the Eisenkot bloc regains the lead, and more than 5% of votes are wasted on parties that fail to cross the electoral threshold.

Time Israel and Yossi Tatika poll: 54–49 in favor of the Change Bloc.

Summary of this week’s polls:

Channel 11: 52–50
Channel 12: 54–49
Channel 13: 50–51
Channel 14: 46–62
Channel 15: 50–57
Channel 16: 50–52

(The Channel 11 poll was conducted by Dudi Hasid, so his latest poll, published this evening in Israel Hayom, is shown instead. The same applies to the Channel 14 poll.)

Netanyahu warns: “If Iran attacks us, it will make the mistake of its life. We also have the ability to act independently, and I wouldn’t advise any of our enemies to test us. In any way, shape, or form.”

Shikli against Deri, who, according to a report by Michael Shemesh, said that the government lacks divine assistance because of Ohana’s appointment as Speaker of the Knesset.

A conference hosted by Smotrich at the International Convention Center in Jerusalem.

Suspected injury in a vehicle-ramming terrorist attack near Ateret in the Binyamin region.

Incoming Knesset member Eliakim Stark: “Our situation is close to what it was during the Holocaust.”

And this is just a minute after he says he doesn’t like making comparisons to the Holocaust, but unfortunately, he has no choice.

According to the initial report from Ateret, the injured person is in mild condition, and the terrorist fled the scene.

Yair Golan: “We will remove religion from the public sphere in Israel.”

I deleted Stark’s posts because it seemed like he was talking about the situation abroad.

Incoming MK Elikim Stark: “Our situation is similar to what it was during the Holocaust.”

Correction to the correction: He does talk about the draft.

If so, Eichler has found a successor sooner than expected.

A rare and unusual case: A Belgian-born man who left behind the good life in Europe and is even willing to renounce his foreign citizenship, just to enjoy living in a country where the situation, according to him, is “close to what it was during the Holocaust.” Interesting.

The IDF assesses that the incident in Atarot was not a terrorist attack.

I wonder whether we’ll hear Netanyahu’s response to a member of his camp comparing the situation in Israel to the days of the Holocaust.

And I wonder whether we’ll hear Eisenkot’s response to a senior figure in his camp who proposes removing religion from the public sphere.

Trump said in an interview with Newsmax that figures in Israel want him to get involved in Netanyahu’s election campaign.

“We had a good relationship. We had successes together,” Trump said, but he did not formally endorse Netanyahu.