Lebanese media are reporting that an unmanned aircraft belonging to the Hezbollah terrorist organization managed to penetrate Israeli airspace last month, and reported back In an IDF training exercise then taking place in the north.

Prime Minister Netanyahu traveled to Ben Gurion airport this morning to greet the around 400 new immigrants from Ethiopia."This is a very exciting moment for all of us," Netanyahu said. "You waited a long time for this dream to come true. Your arrival here highlights the importance of unity, and we all welcome you with open arms."

Supreme Court Justice and former State Attorney Edna Arbel has expressed her doubts that the current nominee for the position of State Attorney, Amit Eisman, will actually be appointed."I am almost certain that he won't be appointed," Arbel told Kan Bet today. "In this country, with the intense spotlight that we focus In everyone, I doubt that he will be appointed in light of certain statements he is known to have made."

A youth of around 17 has been moderately injured in a collision between a bus and a private car in Tel Aviv.A MDA team treated the youth and transported him to Ichilov hospital.

The Iranian Foreign Minister, Muhammad Jawad Zarif, has said that his country does not intend to renegotiate the nuclear deal.He added that the United States should first return to the deal, and then Iran will comply with its obligations.

Head of Public Health Services Dr. Sharon Alray-Price told Kan Bet this morning that in her opinion, Israel is already at the start of a third wave of the coronavirus epidemic."In the last four weeks, we have tripled the number of infections recorded," she said, adding that, "the rise in the positivity rate is not solely due to asymptomatic cases."

Speaking In Galei Tzahal this morning, opposition head MK Yair Lapid expressed strong criticism of the right-wing Yamina party."To date, the Inly times Yamina did not ally itself with Netanyahu was when Netanyahu himself rebuffed them," he said. "I have no idea how Naftali Bennett will withstand the internal party pressure to join up with Netanyahu."

Responding to comments made by Yesh Atid party head Yair Lapid suggesting that the Yamina party will ally itself with Netanyahu and the Likud, the Yamina party issued a statement:"It would be better if Yair Lapid managed to set his ego aside and refrained from engaging in political battles and attempts to win the premiership. It would be better if he engaged in a real battle for the things that are important for the country at this time of crisis - which is what the Yamina party is doing: focusing In the coronavirus, the economy, and uniting the Jewish People."