Gush Etzion Regional Council Head Shlomo Ne"eman this morning during statements given by Yesha leaders at a protest outside the Prime Minister"s office said: "You formed a government to unite the people. That is what you said. You tricked us. You tricked the nation. You aren"t uniting the nation, you are dividing it. You have joined our worst enemies.""You are connecting the electricity for land thieves, and cutting the power for pioneering communities in Judea and Samaria who have taken In the responsibility of doing your job and preserving State Lands. The residents of Judea and Samaria are the Ines protecting our national assets. Here, at this location, we are saying to the members of the government: "If you don"t make a U-turn and become a part of the nation fighting for our national identity, your government doesn"t have a right to exist." We"re here to ensure this."

Over two dozen railway employees call in sick, forcing reduction in train frequency.

Chicago teacher shares decision to continue teaching in person while battling cancer even as Chicago Teachers Union refuses to do so.

New poll shows Likud retains position as Israel's largest party, Justice Min. Sa'ar's party fails to make it into Knesset.

Toddler shot while playing in playground.

Likud party says failure to remove Deputy Economy Minister Yair Golan from his post shows govt. agrees with his dehumanization of settlers.

The Ma'ale Eliyahu yeshiva in Tel Aviv has asked the MDA to open a COVID-19 testing center In its grounds to help minimize backlog at other testing centers. The station will be operated by yeshiva students who have been trained by MDA. The station will operate In Henrietta Szold Street in Tel Aviv.Alon Fischer, CEO of the Ma'ale Eliyahu Yeshiva, commented: "Du to the congestion at other testing centers, we thought about how to take part in the national effort against COVID-19. We invite everyone to be tested to prevent the virus from spreading."

22,371 students and 3,356 educational staff workers were diagnosed with COVID-19 today. 75,381 students and 2,318 educational staff are in quarantine.