Police officer Moshe Chen, who was wounded when Asra Jabas blew up a gas canister in October 2015, wrote to the head of the Israel Prison Service and to the public security minister urging them not to use taxpayers' money for cosmetic procedures for security prisoners.
Rabbis at prominent hesder yeshivas tell Israel Hayom that the army's decision to allow women into elite combat units is a red line that will divide the army into religious and secular units.
A majority of residents of Judea and Samaria, 64%, say they are pleased with the level of their children's education. A little over half, 55%, say they are happy with their local parks.
Foreign Ministry accuses panel members of ignoring Palestinian violence, incitement and antisemitism while describing Israel's actions without proper context.
Government shaken over its failure to pass a bill giving Israel legal jurisdiction over settlers in Judea and Samaria, then suffers a second blow after it fails to ratify the appointment of the religious services minister.
"Let me say loud and clear, don't try us. This government will get the boot for violating the Evyatar agreement," warns Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan.
While official announcement has yet to be made, the military will likely set up female-only bomb disposal platoons.
Channel 14 sparks controversy with a feature exploring "how radical left-wing organizations impose the LGBT religion in Israel." Author insists the feature is "not homophobic." "The attempt to paint the gay community as a dangerous religion is ridiculous and insulting," social equality minister says.
Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata: A five-hour flight that marks the end of a long journey ending and a new one beginning here in Israel.
Sa'ar has threatened to topple the government unless the bill, opposed by Ra'am and Meretz on the grounds they say it would result in the default annexation of Judea and Samaria, passes the Knesset.
