Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered his associates to work for the success of the demonstration of support for the judicial reform that will be held this Thursday in Jerusalem. Channel 12 News reported that Netanyahu is taking the demonstration as an opportunity to get support from the public in light of weakening standings in the polls, even though the protest is against his own decision to suspend the legislation.

Tomorrow (Sunday) there will be rehearsal for fighter planes taking part in the Independence Day flyover. As part of the rehearsal, significant military air traffic will be seen throughout Israel. The rehearsal will be visible from the city of Tel Aviv-Jaffa and at the Tel Nof air force base between the hours of 11:55-12:25, and in the city of Haifa and the air force base in Ramat David between the hours of 9:25-9:45.

The attorney general published today (Sunday) her comments In the dismissal of the Tel Aviv Police District Commander Ami Ashad. According to her, this is an "abnormal decision that deviated from the accepted procedure in the police. There are several facts that raise significant concerns that the decision was made improperly and that the process of making it, with an emphasis In its timing and the timing of its publication, was tainted by extraneous considerations. Therefore, the attorney general suggested the decision should be retracted and reconsidered a new after the Commander had been given a chance to present his point of view in accordance with the established procedures." The minister must "refrain from giving operative instructions to the police, either directly or indirectly. The authority of the minister regarding appointments, including determining the timing and date of their publication, cannot be used as a tool for indirect operative intervention in the operations of the police. Noting that this legal position arises from the existing law, the state believes that there is no need for the requested interim order".

Prime Minister Netanyahu commented to CBS: "People In my side no longer think the original judicial reform plan will come to pass. We need to find a compromise."

Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi was verbally accosted in Be'er Sheva by protesters shouting "Go to hell, you are worthless."

A 20-year-old man suffered moderate injuries as a result of a car overturning near Laqiya interchange in southern Israel. An MDA team that arrived at the scene gave him medical treatment and evacuated him to Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva with injuries to his limbs.

Six people were injured in a car accident between a minibus and a private car in Nazareth. An MDA team treated the injured and evacuated them to the English Hospital.

Israel National News spoke with President Isaac Herzog about the judicial reform plan, Israel Independence Day, and the nation's enemies.