Competition regulator fines country's largest telecom group NIS 30 million ($8.5 million), citing “abuse of the firm’s monopolistic position” in telecommunications infrastructure. Bezeq said to have blocked competitors Cellcom and Partner from deploying wired communications networks using its infrastructure.

Opposition lawmakers ask Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki whether the country's special services bought Pegasus, the spyware produced by NSO Group, an Israeli company. The Israeli firm's software allows for monitoring of devices and their content, including the remote activation of cameras and microphones without users' knowledge.

In Ramallah, hundreds of demonstrators hold signs reading "We are all Israa" and "My body is my property. I don't need your supervision, your care, your honor," after 21-year-old woman dies in suspected honor killing.

The Israeli and British prime ministers meet in London for talks on "the situation in the region and the way to rebuff Iran's terrorism and aggression." According to reports, Netanyahu also planning to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin "very soon."

In interview with i24NEWS, Yisrael Beytenu party leader blasts PM for allowing Qatar to transfer cash to Gaza. "For the first time, we see the State of Israel ready to pay terrorists" in effort to maintain calm on the southern border. "It is a huge mistake and has damaged our deterrence capability, with very bad consequences for the long run," he says.