Thousands of left-wing protesters, including a former attorney general, have gathered near the Habima theater to protest the new government.

This afternoon (Saturday), Jerusalem police dispersed a terrorist conference in the Issawiya neighborhood of Jerusalem, after the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir signed an order in accordance with thelaw to prevent the activities of the Palestinian Authority in East Jerusalem. Officers closed the venue, dispersed the participants, and distributed three summons for questioning. "The time has come to stop the activities of the Palestinian Authority in Jerusalem, and not to allow the members of the Palestinian Authority to hold terror conferences in Jerusalem. I thank the Jerusalem Police for their quick action," Ben-Gvir said.

Two young men were seriously and moderately injured In Saturday night when a car overturned In Highway 5.The accident took place near the Tikva interchange.Magen David Adom evacuated them to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva.

Thousands of activists gathered near Habima Theater in Tel Aviv to protest the new government.The Standing Together movement, which organized the march, commented: "The extremist and dangerous elements in the newly established government are already planning how to harm us all: how to deepen the racist discrimination against the Arab citizens, how to cut the social budgets, how to discriminate In the basis of gender and sexuality. We will not sit at home and we will not indulge in despair and frustration. Where there is a struggle, there is also hope, and we will start a struggle for the home of all of us."

Prime Minister Netanyahu has offered his former political spokeswoman, Shir Cohen, to return to her position. After she rejected the offer, he suggested that she also serve as the head of the national information system.According to journalist Itamar Eichner, Cohen, who currently holds a senior position at the healthcare provider Maccabi, has not yet answered the offer.

Finance Ministed Bezalel Smotrich responded to former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak who attacked Justice Minister Yariv Levin"s judicial reform in a series of interviews."The law and justice reform that was at the center of the election campaign and won the trust of the people will return Israeli democracy to its glory before the judicial revolution that Barak carried out in a violent unilateral coup without permission and without authority and without any consultation with the people or its elected officials, and it will be carried out with God's help. The irresponsibility of the retired judge Barak, who is threatening fratricidal war tonight, should cause sleepless nights for anyone who cares about democracy and the unity of the people. Judge Barak, you should apologize and retract your dangerous statements. You have caused enough damage to the State of Israel and we are fixing that now. Do not add to your crimes."

Rabbi Meir Mazuz, headmaster of the Kisei Rachamim Yeshiva, commented In the controversy surrounding his remarks against gay pride parades and Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. "The country is enraged. What? I said? The Torah said 'it is an abomination', what do you want from my life?"

A senior commander in the terror group stated that the Homesh shooting attack was intended to kill and capture IDF soldiers.