Earthquake in northern Israel felt by many residents

During his state visit to Bahrain, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett extended an invitation to the heir to the Bahraini throne to visit Israel, an invitation that was accepted.

MK Moshe Gafni (United Torah Judaism) refused to relate to drastic cuts Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman wishes to implement, which will significantly impact haredi families as well as families living around or below the poverty line. "Liberman, as usual, is attempting to distract attention from his failed management of the Treasury, so evident in the continued sharp rise in the price of living," Gafni said. "We won't play into his hands. Haredim are not the issue here. The real issue is Liberman's incapability of dealing with the issues facing the country, and that is what we will be focusing In."

Two people have been injured, Ine moderately and Ine seriously, in a road accident that occurred In Road 44 near the Hashiva interchange.MDA responders and paramedics treated the victims at the scene and evacuated them to Sheba hospital in Tel Hashomer.

Bahrain Foreign Minister speaks about security challenges facing Bahrain and Israel, including the Iranian nuclear threat.

The earthquake felt earlier this evening in the north of the country measured 3.5 In the Richter scale.Its epicenter was 15 kilometers north-east of Beit She'an.

Two Orthodox Jewish candidates have been elected to Zurich’s municipal council, winning seats in elections last weekend.

Speaking at a press briefing in Bahrain, a senior government official stated that, "A very great number of those who died in the 'fifth wave' of the COVID epidemic died with COVID and not of COVID."That is to say, they died of a variety of causes and Inly happened to have a positive PCR test.The official stressed that the true measure of the epidemic will be excess mortality rates.