After the operation in Nablus (Shechem), in which ten terrorists were eliminated, a senior military official said that Israel is preparing for revenge attacks. These are anticipated, not Inly in Judea and Samaria, but also in Jerusalem and elsewhere in the country.Kan News quoted the official who said: "The fuel vapors are in the air, so any explosion can start a fire. We are definitely preparing for revenge attacks,"

Minister Itamar Ben Gvir spoke with Commissioner Kobi Shabtai about police preparations following the operation in which nine terrorists were eliminated in Nablus and the subsequent threats of revenge by the terrorist organizations.The commissioner informed the minister that the police will increase forces all over the country.

40-year-old Polina Weissman is the woman who was murdered last night with hammer blows in her home in Ashdod.The police arrested three suspects for involvement in the murder.

Over 400 housing units approved by Civil Admin in Netiv Ha'Avot, where court ordered homes built In 98% undisputed land destroyed.

Following the murder of Polina Weisman, 41, in Ashdod yesterday (Tuesday), National Security Minister Ben Gvir will hold an emergency discussion next week with representatives of the police, the National Security Ministry, and women's organizations to examine the advancement of the law for electronic handcuffs, Channel 12 News reported.

An uproar broke out in the Knesset during MK Dudi Amsalem's (Likud) remarks directed at the opposition during debate over the bill stipulating that the Knesset would ban chametz in hospitals. Chametz is food products that are not kosher for Passover. The bill was proposed by MK Moshe Gafni (Degel Hatorah). It passed in the preliminary reading."You are a shame to the people of Israel," Amsalem said to the opposition.

Member of Knesset Hanoch Milwidsky (Likud) says that, in his opinion, there is no need to stop the judicial reform legislation while holding talks to reach agreement with the opposition."I don't think the legislation should be stopped. In the end, we were elected to implement a policy. We can come and implement the policy ourselves, we have the necessary majority. We don't want to do that, we want to forge a broad consensus," said Milwidsky in an interview with 103FM Radio.

IDF publishes documentation from scene of gun battle in Shechem this morning.