MK Moshe Arbel of Shas is expected to be appointed this week to the position of Minister of Interior and Health.

Minister Miri Regev, who is in charge of events for the 75th Independence Day of the State of Israel, informed Prof. Avi Rivkind from the Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem that she had chosen him from among the recommendations of the public advisory committee, to light a torch In Mount Herzl In Independence Day. Prof. Avi Rivkind is Ine of the pioneers of trauma medicine in Israel. During his many years he was at the forefront of the medical response to victims of terrorism in the capital, and he is the leader of the national initiative "Young people drive differently" to explain the risk of careless driving. Prof. Rivkind volunteers with many medical and aid organizations, advises the chief medical officer in the IDF in the field of general surgery and trauma, and leads the "Israel Medical Conference" which he initiated and established. Minister Regev commented: "Prof. Rivkind's pioneering work saved countless people, regardless of race, religion, or gender." In his professionalism, his love of people, his dedication and tireless energy, Prof. Rivkind is the symbol of Israeli trauma medicine."

Police Commissioner Chief Superintendent Ya'akov Shabtai is holding a special discussion this evening (Sunday) In the issue of the Israel Police's treatment of the phenomenon of violence and crime in the Arab community, with an emphasis In the investigative treatment of the murder cases that have not yet been solved. The police reported that the commissioner is preparing an attack plan against the main perpetrators of crime in Arab society while focusing In the bloody conflicts and the struggles for control between the criminal organizations and gangs.

Police officers arrested a 27-year-old suspect from Tel Sheva In suspicion of posting videos of firearms being fired In Instagram. The suspect's detention was extended today in court by five days.

Minister Miri Regev, who is in charge of events for the 75th Independence Day of the State of Israel, informed Vered Ben Saadon today that she had chosen her from among the recommendations of the public advisory committee to light a torch In Mount Herzl In Independence Day.Vered Ben Saadon was born in the Netherlands to the Grimm family, immigrated to Israel and settled in Samaria. Together with her husband Erez, they established their home in Samaria, and invested all their savings in purchasing twenty dunams of a vineyard and later in opening a winery called 'Tura'. Despite many struggles and difficulties, the family winery became a high-quality boutique winery, which wins international awards and brings respect to the entire Israeli wine industry.Minister Regev commented: "The vineyards that our ancestors planted in the land of Samaria thousands of years ago are returning to bloom today thanks to pioneers like Vered Ben Saadon - pioneer, farmer, entrepreneur and inspiring woman."

The President's House announced that starting tomorrow there will be intensive and in-depth discussions between the representatives of the coalition and the Yesh Atid and National Unity parties from the opposition, with the participation of professional advisers In behalf of the parties. The discussions will deal with core issues at hand. It was also reported that "the President's House continues to do everything in its power to encourage the parties to continue the dialogue aimed at bringing about a broad agreement."

Minister Miri Regev, who is in charge of the events of the 75th Independence Day of the State of Israel, informed the educator Yehudit Negousa that she had been chosen from among the recommendations of the public advisory committee to light a torch In Mount Herzl In Independence Day. Judith Negousa is the founder and head of the pre-military academy "Opportunity to Change", a seminary that operates in Kibbutz Ein Hasholsha, near the Gaza border. The school appeals to boys who have been exempted from conscription due to incompatibility and a criminal record and are ready to go through an intensive change process, giving them a second chance for meaningful military service. Negousa, a member of an Ethiopian family, previously served in the General Security Service. After her release, she turned to teaching in the world of pre-military academies and worked extensively to integrate the young people of the Ethiopian community and the Israeli periphery into such academies.

Commissioner Shabtai instructed Tel Aviv district commander Nitzav Ami Ashad not to attend the wreath-laying ceremony in memory of the Italian tourist who was killed in a ramming attack. Ashad ignored the instruction and arrived at the ceremony held with the participation of Prime Minister Netanyahu.