Sources close to Agriculture Minister say he is seeking to rescind the firing of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant rather than take his place,

Channel 12 News report that two members of the terrorist cell suspected of planning an attack against Israelis in Greece are expected to be brought before a judge In Friday.

Ofer Leffler, VP of International Relations and spokesman for the Airports Authority, announced his intention to retire after ten years in the position.During this period, Leffler led spokesmanship and publicity at the Airports Authority, including the opening of Ramon Airport, the arrival of the Presidents of the United States and hundreds of world leaders, dealing with the effects of the Corona crisis, and the increasing transit of millions of passengers at the Authority's facilities across the country as part of the "Open Skies" agreement.Prior to this position, Leffler held other key positions in the field of advocacy: he was the spokesperson for the prison service, the spokesperson for the Turkel Commission that investigated the events of the Gaza flotilla, spokesperson for the Jewish Agency, and he held senior spokesperson positions for the IDF, the Israel Police, and the Israeli government.

The Greek media published the photos of the two men suspected of planning an attack against Israelis in Athens - Haider and Hussein, 27 and 29 years old.

Former President Reuven Rivlin spoke at the "Democracy Week of the Tel Aviv Municipality" event, and expressed concern about the judicial reform proposals.According to the report In Galei Tzahal (Army Radio), Rivlin said: "I did not sleep well at night, I was afraid that we had reached a point where we see the system in a way that would endanger the essence of the state. Israel is a Jewish state and that cannot change, but even if 120 MKs decide - the state can't help but be democratic."

Jewish community appalled after state sends truck with message 'Polio is Spreading in Israel. Get Immunized Now' around Long Island.

Former US Ambassador to the UN and 2024 Presidential hopeful condemns administration for involvement in judicial reform issue.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin responds to a tweet published by opposition leader Yair Lapid, in which he claimed that Levin considers the talks at the president's residence a "fraud."Levin said: "Another fake tweet by Yair Lapid who is looking for a way to avoid reaching an agreement. The things I said are absolutely clear - it's time for our voice to be heard in the demonstrations as well, and we must avoid procrastination and complete the legislation in the next session. I have every hope that the legislation that will be brought will be widely agreed upon, and that the negotiations will be successful."