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Three Border Police officers were lightly injured and the return of a Palestinian family was halted after over 100 Israeli rioters clashed with security forces in Jalud.
Senior Agudat Yisrael officials report that Yitzhak Goldknopf will not vote against a minority government led by Gadi Eisenkot, opting instead to abstain.
Israel's Shin Bet lodged a complaint with the Military Censor, claiming that Channel 12's broadcast on Netanyahu's UAE visit harmed national security.
The 88-year-old captivity survivor received warm applause at a protest encampment of families affected by the massacre following controversial remarks by a Likud candidate.
Itzik Bonzel, placed on Likud's Knesset slate by Netanyahu, apologized for saying a freed hostage should be returned to Hamas, claiming the remarks were made in a storm of emotions.
Israel's Supreme Court rejected the Jerusalem municipality's appeal, ruling that a procedure allowing public funds to be transferred without a tender is unlawful.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied meeting or speaking with Egypt's intelligence chief prior to October 7 and instructed his attorneys to file a defamation suit.
Egypt issued three separate warnings regarding Gaza prior to the attack, including a direct call to the prime minister, according to reports.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced retaliatory measures against the Dutch embassy following the enforcement of a settlement goods ban.
Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Orit Strock urged the prime minister to halt any initiatives in Gaza until demilitarization is achieved.
A new Knesset poll by Kan 11 indicates a one-seat gain for Benjamin Netanyahu alongside a decline for Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eisenkot.
Ambassador Leiter stated that his son Neria's life remains in the balance following a terror attack, though encouraging signs offer hope.
Thousands of participants, public figures, and lawmakers travel in convoys toward the Gaza border area calling for renewed settlement in the Strip.
Israel's Central Elections Committee has approved the 38 candidate lists and ballot letters for the upcoming election to the 26th Knesset.
The Democrats chairman said an Arab party should be included in a future government, but clarified he spoke for his own party and the matter was not discussed among opposition leaders.
Leaders of Israel's change bloc signed a document of principles pledging to halt infighting, while deferring agreement on a joint candidate for prime minister.