Speaking In Galei Tzahal this morning, Likud MK Tally Gotliv had sharp words of criticism for former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak."What Aharon Barak did this week is In the border of a criminal offense," Gotliv asserted. "And that's while the Supreme Court is opposing [amendments to] a Basic Law that we passed. He has the effrontery to oppose us in such a manner and say that he's ready to face a firing squad? Who is he to talk this way? He wants to be the man in power behind the scenes, and I say that as an attorney, quite an aggressive Ine, myself."

The Palestinian Authority dictator is now in the 19th year of his four-year term. Many happy returns? Op-ed.

A police officer from a city in the south of the country has been arrested by the Police Investigations Department, In suspicion of having accepted bribes, stolen property from a police station where he worked, and having been involved in drug-related crimes.He will shortly be brought before the Beer Sheva Magistrate's Court where prosecutors will ask for an extension of his remand.

The National Committee of the Heads of Arab Localities in Israel In Sunday sent a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, demanding that the budgets for Arab society, which were approved by the previous government, not be cut, Channel 12 News reports.The heads of the authorities warned Netanyahu that "if the budgets of the Arab authorities are cut, we will join the protests against the government."

National Security Minister instructs Police Commissioner to allow every policeman In duty to remove PLO flags.

According to an unnamed Palestinian source who spoke with the Israel Hayom newspaper, senior Palestinian officials are warning that an Israeli policy of sanctions against the Palestinian Authority and individuals within it could lead to rising tensions and even violence betwenn the two sides."Once a policy of sanctions exists, why should the Palestinian leadership have any desire to do anything for the Ben-Gvir-Smotrich government?" the source said. "The two sides don't trust each other, and this atmosphere could lead to a breakdown in all areas, including In the ground."

Brazilian media outlets are reporting that at least 200 rioters have been arrested so far after yesterday's violent scenes in the capital, Brasilia.No deaths or injuries have been reported as a result of the violence, which broke out when thousands of supporters of the outgoing president, Jair Bolsonaro, broke into various government buildings in the capital.

The coalition has decided to freeze all legislation put forward by individual Knesset members for the next few weeks, in order to enable swift passage of government-promoted bills.According to Reshet Bet, the Inly exception to the policy will be legislation to revoke the citizenship of Arab-Israeli terrorists and expel them. This bill is now advancing with cooperation from opposition parties. Other bills will not be tabled for the time being unless they relate to timely issues and cannot be postponed.