<p>The Shas and Degel Hatorah parties issued a joint statement following the protest by dozens of haredi demonstrators outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg. In their statement, the parties made it clear that they completely condemn all displays of violence, while simultaneously launching a sharp attack on judicial policy toward the Torah world.</p><p>"We are deeply pained and shocked by the ongoing campaign of persecution and trampling of Torah scholars by the Supreme Court justices. We have warned time and again that these measures would lead to radicalization and anarchy, and unfortunately, we are now seeing these fears materialize. We vehemently condemn any act of violence, of any kind; violence is contrary to the way of the Torah and is utterly unacceptable. At the same time, we demand that the leaders of the right-wing parties, who rightly rushed to condemn this incident, also condemn the ongoing and cruel persecution of Torah scholars and yeshiva students. The blood of Torah scholars is not cheap."</p>

US House of Representatives passes a resolution restricting Trump's Iran war powers.

<p>Israel Police Commissioner Dani Levi strongly condemned the violent incidents that took place outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg. The Commissioner received a briefing from the Deputy Commander of the Judea and Samaria District regarding the swift arrest of the suspects, praised the officers for their rapid response, and instructed forces to act resolutely to ensure the rioters are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.</p><p>In an official statement released by the police, the department stressed, "The right to protest must never be allowed to devolve into acts of violence, property damage, or attacks on public officials."</p>

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<p>The Knesset plenum passed the "Eastern Conflict Zone" Tax Benefits Law for communities in Judea and Samaria overnight in its second and third readings, with a majority of 32 in favor and 23 opposed.</p><p>Under the law, significant tax relief will be granted to communities located east of the security barrier and at a distance of more than two kilometers from it. The benefits will apply retroactively from January 2026 through the end of 2027.</p>

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"Together" party leader Naftali Bennett blasts the government over the vote on the election of the State Comptroller, claiming the appointment is bound to be disqualified.