US software firm Kaseya has fallen victim to a ransomware attack, with the anonymous hackers responsible demanding $70 million to restore the firm's data. Reuters reports more than 1500 businesses affected by the breach throughout the world.

MK Yorai Lahav-Hertzano (Yesh Atid) attacked the opposition parties that have refused to excuse MK Meir Yitzhak Halevi, who is currently in mourning, saying "The Likud and Shas should be ashamed of their opacity and inhumanity in not allowing Halevi to mourn his sister."

Police have concluded an undercover investigation with the arrest of three individuals for fraud, tax offenses, money laundering, bribery, forgery and other offenses. The suspects, a council employee in Ine of the communities near Jerusalem in her 40s and two directors of a nursing home placement company in their 60s, were arrested and taken for questioning by police, and will be brought before a judge later today to request that the court extend their detention. Acting In information from the National Insurance Institute, police discovered that the nursing company had pocketed significant sums by maintaining fictitious careers in nursing centers in Abu Ghosh and East Jerusalem, claiming thousands of shekels per resident.

700,000 vaccines which will expire at the end of this month shipped to South Korea in an exchange deal.

Omer Bar-Lev, Israel's Minister of Interior Security, has ordered the head of the Samaria regional police to meet with the parents of the late Ahuvia Sandak, a teenager killed as Samaria regional detectives pursued his car.

For months Jews have been asking UW to change the first day of class from Rosh Hashanah, now they are faced with having to not attend.

Four more bodies have been found in the rubble of the collapsed building in Florida, bringing the official death toll to 32.

Efforts to locate over 100 missing people continue as Tropical Storm Elsa approaches Florida.