A 17-year-old girl has sustained moderate injuries after a tractor overturned near Gidona.MDA responders and paramedics treated the girl at the scene of the incident and evacuated her to Rambam hospital in Haifa.

Prime Minister vows to implement sovereignty plan - with US approval. 'They requested delaying sovereignty, its still in their peace plan'

The Prime Minister issued a statement today regarding last Thursday's diplomatic agreement with the United Arab Emirates, stressing the uniqueness of the agreement and the policy it underscores:"Last Thursday, together with US President Donald Trump and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, I declared the historic peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. This is the first peace agreement between Israel and an Arab country in 26 years. It is different from its predecessors because it is based In two principles: "peace for peace" and "peace through strength" ..."Netanyahu noted that, "At the UN in 2013, I said that for years, many believed that Israeli-Palestinian peace would advance a broader reconciliation between Israel and the Arab world. I said that I was of the view that peace would be achieved in the opposite fashion: It was expanding reconciliation between Israel and the Arab world that would likely advance an Israeli-Palestinian peace. I added that in order to achieve this peace, we had to gaze not Inly at Jerusalem and Ramallah, but at Cairo, Amman, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh and other places as well."This was not a prophecy. This was the persistent and systematic policy that I led and which took years to trickle down. Thank G-d, it has indeed trickled down. I see additional countries joining the circle of peace with us. This historic change will also advance peace with the Arab world and, in the end, peace, true peace, monitored, secure, with the Palestinians as well."

Israel's ambassador the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, has offered his view that the Israeli government is not going to fragment any time soon.Speaking to Reshet Kan Bet, he said, "The last thing that Israeli citizens need right now is elections. I hope, and I am certain, that all of the members of the Knesset understand this well, above all the Prime Minister. I don't see elections happening in the near future."

During the course of his interview In Galei Tzahal, Prime Minister Netanyahu was asked if he has visited Dubai (the major commercial hub of the UAE) recently.Netanyahu responded: "You don't ask the Israeli Prime Minister where he's been and when."

Speaking In Galei Tzahal today, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu expressed his hope that a solution will be found that will enable the government to remain unified."I truly want to reach a solution," he said. "This isn't my ideal government, and sometimes it feels like there's a 'government within the government, working against the government.' If not for the coronavirus, the government would have broken up," he stated, "but at the present time, I am working toward a solution."Netanyahu added that, "Today we approved an injection of NIS 8.5 billion into the economy, to create jobs and support businesses. We need to pour a lot more money into the economy. We can solve this crisis, and I am doing all I can to reach that stage."

Interior Minister and head of the Shas party Aryeh Deri spoke today with MK Moshe Gafni (UTJ) following a catheterization procedure that Gafni underwent at Mayaane Hayeshua hospital in Bnei Brak, wishing him a speedy recovery and good health.

Following multiple media reports that the Belzer Rebbe, Harav Yissachar Dov Rokach, has been admitted to the ICU coronavirus ward at Hadassah's Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem, the hospital has issued a clarification stating definitively that the Rebbe has not been admitted to any of its wards.