Fire fighting forces succeeded this morning to take control of the fire that was ignited yesterday in Haifas oil refineries. As was reported by JOL yesterday, it is suspected that human error caused the fire.

After Netanyahu canceled the visit of the Ukrainian Prime Minister and rebuked their ambassador, Ukraine responded to their vote at the UN Security Council: “We condemned in the past settlement activities because they are against international law.”

60 female soldiers in basic training spent their weekend on guard duty. They slept in open tents in the Tzeelim Base despite the stormy weather. When they asked their commanders to turn on the heaters, they were refused on the grounds of Sabbath desecration.

Nasser Laham, an associate of Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen and senior level journalist in the Palestinian Authority, stated that this year will be a year of Palestinian appeals to The Hague: “If we succeed with one, only one, then it will be another world.”

After the Police proceeded to search the office of the MK suspected of smuggling phones to Palestinian terrorists sitting inside Israeli jails, there will be proceedings today to discuss extending his detention.

A week after the UN Security Council Resolution and the American decision not to veto it, the political establishment decided to strongly attack the UN and US President Barack Obama: “We will submit a law to annex Maale Adumim.”

Following the UN Security Council resolution, Juliet Moses, the head of the New Zealand Jewish community, stressed that although she understands Netanyahus intentions, “It is very sad for relations between countries.”

Ha-Poel Jerusalem hosted Shalva, the Israeli Association for Care and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities, on the first night of Hanukkah. In honor of the Hanukkah spirit, the children partook in a basketball game before the main event, where they interacted with Ha-Poel Jerusalem players.