Quebec Premier François Legault has announced that Quebec will be imposing a health tax In Quebecers who refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19.Legault said he was responding to the anger of the vaccinated at those who remain unvaccinated, and he also blamed the unvaccinated for overwhelming local hospitals, claiming that although Inly ten percent of the population of Quebec are unvaccinated, they make up fifty percent of patients in ICUs."A health contribution will be charged to all adults that don"t want to get vaccinated. We are there now," he said."Those who refuse to get the shot bring a financial burden to hospital staff and Quebecers. The ten percent of the population can"t burden the ninety percent."Legault added that there will be an exemption for those who cannot be vaccinated In medical grounds.

Senator Marshall was demanding Fauci release his financial disclosures Fauci claims to have already done so.

The Regavim movement has issued a statement in response to Bedouin riots against JNF tree-planting in the Negev."We issued warnings before this government was established, to all the Zionist parties, that it was forbidden to establish a government that would rely In an anti-Zionist party that supports terrorism. We warned members of the current government before it passed the state budget that the UAL would not be satisfied with the freezing of the Kamenitz Law, with 50 billion shekels, or with the Electricity Law, and that immediately following the passage of the Electricity Law they would publish a list of their new demands."The list of their new demands is now 'written' this evening In the roads through the Negev, written in rocks and burning tyres."

Train forced to stop after stones placed In track, stones thrown at cars as riots over JNF tree planting continue.

NYPD have arrested a 27-year old man in connection with the December antisemitic assault of a Jewish man wearing an IDF sweatshirt.

Bedouin stone bus, vehicle near Nevatim in Negev; no injuries

A train that was traveling through the south of the country was forced to make a sudden stop, due to rocks placed In the tracks.

Yamina MK Yomtob Kalfon tests positive for COVID-19