Minister of Transportation Merav Michaeli expresses her opinion regarding restrictions In those leaving Israel in light of dealing with the Omicron strain."This government is careful to keep the state and the economy open, but in order to maintain public health, there is no escaping certain restrictions. Although stricter regulations harm certain industries, this is part of the fight against the virus, and must nevertheless happen without delay." "I argued with the Treasury about this in today's discussion, and I will continue to fight for it as I have fought to this day. The air travel industry has suffered considerably, and as the minister responsible for Israeli air travel I will not abandon our national airlines. A solution must be found to help them at Ince."

Police report that during a disturbance near the Meitar checkpoint, a suspicious vehicle arrived that did not respond to police instructions. The vehicle hit a number of vehicles in its path and even tried to hit police officers, who fired in the air to disuade it. There were no casualties in the incident. The car managed to escape and security forces are hunting for it.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett recently landed at the Royal Airport in Abu Dhabi, where he was received by the Emirates' Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed and an honor guard. Prime Minister Bennett said, "I appreciate your warm hospitality. It is a wonderful welcome. I am very excited to be here, In the first official visit of an Israeli leader. We look forward to strengthening the relationship between the two countries."

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MK Yaakov Asher (UTJ) criticized the government's prioritization of funding this evening (Sunday). "While in Ine hand the government cruelly cuts the subsidy for Hareidi toddlers in day care centers, with the other hand it approves tens of millions of shekels for the children of illegal immigrants, lest they find illegitimate housing as well." "Apparently, Hareidi children don't deserve the same consideration as children of illegal infiltrators, just because they are Hareidi. A right-wing government indeed," he added.

Police are preparing for a protest rally to be held tonight (Sunday) in Bnei Brak. Hazon Ish Street from Rabbi Akiva Junction to Nehemiah Junction will be closed to vehicular traffic from 18:00 until 21:00.