Elan Goneles' youngest brother said Elan had "meant everything" to him. "When I think about the person who helped me become who I am today, I think of [him]." "I'm so lucky that I got to spend the last week of his life with him."

A Channel 13 News broadcaster is being treated by the MDA after being hit by stun grenades thrown in his direction while covering the anti-government demonstration in Tel Aviv.

Ichilov Medical Center announced that so far 11 people injured at the protest in Tel Aviv have arrived for treatment in the emergency room.They suffer from bruises, cuts, and burns. One wounded person was even taken to an operating room. Two will remain hospitalized.

Chairman of the National Unity Party, Benny Gantz, will give a statement to the media today at 4:30 p.m. in the Knesset.

Simon Ganeles eulogized his brother, who was murdered while traveling near the Dead Sea In Monday. "Elan was my brother, my best friend, and my biggest inspiration. I will always love him," said Simon.

A two-month-old baby was slightly injured by Arabs throwing rocks at an Israeli vehicle between Tapuach and Ariel in Samaria.MDA teams provided medical care for the baby, who was injured by shards of broken glass.

Sheba, Israel's largest medical center, named Ine of the world's top hospitals by Newsweek.

"It is forbidden to hit police officers and disrupt everyday life in the country. There are those who do not want to reach an agreement. Lapid is trying to create anarchy and a governmental crisis. It is time to put an end to this," said Netanyahu, referring to today's anti-government protests in Tel Aviv, during which a number of policemen were injured and dozens of protesters arrested.