Trees were planted in a public space in the neighborhood of Ras al-Amud in East Jerusalem, and on them were hung the photos of terrorists who committed terror attacks in the recent wave of violence. Local authorities uprooted the trees, took down the photos and launched an investigation.

The internet giant Google decided to remove an application developed by the Taliban. The application is designed to be used as a platform to send messages, videos and photos between its members.

79% of Israelis support the soldier who shot the terrorist, an online discourse analysis indicated last week. The data from the Buzilla Company shows that the new information that was revealed barely affected the level of support for the soldier.

The family of the former Mossad Chief Meir Dagan, who signed an organ donor card, donated his corneas to two patients after his death. A 70-year-old woman from Tel Aviv and an 81-year-old man now stated that they can see and read.

Agriculture Ministry inspectors raided a meat plant in Kfar Kana after it was revealed that defected and forged meat was marketed to restaurants in Central Israel. Raid inspectors discovered 12 tons of meat that is suspected to be from camels and donkeys.

The Hungarian government, who is leading the struggle against Europe opening up their borders to the refugees, claimed that there are over 900 different areas in Europe where there are concentrations of refugees and migrants. The Police and local authorities are afraid to approach these areas.

A senior level Russian diplomat told the Interfax News Agency in Moscow that preparations are being made to send the advanced aerial defense system to Iran. Israel fears that Irans arms race will influence the entire region and will affect the IDFs qualitative advantage.

In a discussion where the Military Prosecution appealed the decision to hold the soldier under house arrest, the soldiers attorney noted that he told investigators: “I fired at him in the head. It was a split-second decision."