Yitzchak, in a sense, was no more blind at his old age then he was when he was younger.

A confrontation broke out between Merav Michaeli and Ayelet Shaked at a cabinet meeting over the approval of three new settlements for the Bedouin sector in the Negev.Shaked announced that 12 new Jewish settlements and a city for the ultra-Orthodox in the Negev would be established. Merav Michaeli protested the offer and Shaked replied, "We heard."

COVID stunts launch of Budapest's Inly kosher fast food eatery.

Route 2 reopened to traffic at the Atlit interchange heading south, after being blocked following a disabled protest there.

'We are searching for a country which will not disturb us,' senior Lev Tahor member says.

The chairman of the Religious Zionist Party, Smutrich, responded to the proposals Netanyahu made to the RA'AM before the formation of the current government."I'm proud of my stand against relying In supporters of terrorism - we have prevented the right from great disgrace. I do not want to think what would have happened if we were in a government that would have paid these exorbitant prices."

Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz recently referred to the decline of the coronavirus in Israel: "Even though we did not go into lockdown, we got through the last wave thanks to the third vaccine and the whole world is learning from us."Horowitz believes that cooperation should be established with European countries, despite their criticism of the Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria."The previous government called Europe the enemy. The fact that they have criticism against the settlements does not make them enemies and we will strengthen ties with them. It won't hurt us to hear some criticism."

Representatives from the Jewish Federations of North America visited United Hatzalah’s logistics and equipment center in Israel.