Police report rioters engaged in violent disturbances over the draft notices recently issued to several hundred Haredim, shouting "Nazis" at officers, attempting to breach barriers, throwing bottles and objects at officers and mounted police, and even sitting under trucks.
Violence erupts at an IDF recruiting office as demonstrators decry conscription efforts. "Stop the extermination trains," their posters read.
Sources tell Israel Hayom that the prime minister looked into the possibility of appointing Foreign Minister Israel Katz as the new defense minister, potentially replacing Yoav Gallant.
Political leaders harshly criticized the Turkish Embassy for holding a gesture on Israeli soil for the slain leader of the terrorist organization.
Residents in southern towns distribute baklava and fruit following the assassination of Hamas Political Leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Following the assassinations in Beirut and Tehran, Israel is preparing for potential retaliation. However, as of now, there are no changes to defense policies. The airspace in northern Israel has been closed for 24 hours.
The Israeli police are currently handling several sites in the Galilee Panhandle where other rockets have has fallen. The barrage, of around ten rockets, was mostly intercepted.
At least 30 more people were injured from a direct rocket hit on a soccer field in Majdal Shams, a village located in the Golan Heights.
On X, dozens of users from Syria and Lebanon expressed outrage over Hezbollah's rocket hit on the Druze village in the Golan Heights. "The resistance to terror kills Druze," wrote one user. The Lebanese government condemned the attacks on civilians.
The bill aims to outflank Netanyahu from the Right before his trip to the United States, but it is doubtful whether it will have any practical significance in a future diplomatic move.