Today, US President Donald Trump and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in agreed to open “working-level” discussions regarding the acquisition of nuclear submarines. Trump called on North Korea “to come to the table.”

Today, MKs Oren Hazan and Michal Biran entered a heated argument, during which insults were hurled from both sides. Following the altercation, Biran filed a complaint to the Knessets Ethics Committee.

After Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned over the weekend and a missile was launched from Yemen toward Riyadh, a Saudi minister accused Lebanon and Hezbollah of declaring war on the kingdom.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus special political envoy Yitzhak Molcho is the latest suspect that was detained for questioning as part of the Submarine Affair. Attorney Molcho denied any involvement in the deals.

An alliance of left-wing Jewish organizations in the US has led to the cancellation of a lecture by Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely at Princeton University. Hotoveli responded: “You are infringing on the fundamental academic freedom of the students.”

Yesterday, The New Yorker revealed that Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein hired the services of intelligence companies, including ex-Mossad agents, to prevent the publication of the sexual assault allegations.

Today, the monthly Peace Index revealed that the Israeli public places a higher emphasis on internal peace than peace with the Palestinians. The survey also discussed the publics satisfaction with the IDF.

Today, the Israel Police arrested 7 Druze citizens, including 2 minors, on suspicion of involvement in the riots near the Syrian border. Last Friday, Dozens of Israeli Druze citizens broke through the border fence in order to join the ongoing battle in Khader.