Several busses have had their tires punctured In Ezekiel street in Jerusalem, causing significant gridlock in the area.

Egged has reversed it's decision to move lines away from Jerusalem's Damascus Gate.

Police have begun investigating an incident in which a group of Jerusalem busses had tires punctured and graffiti sprayed In them in what is assumed to be a coordinated attack.

Bus company Egged has decided to change the route of the lines to the Western Wall (lines 1 and 3) - which pass through the Damascus Gate area to avoid stone throwers. Yesterday, in a conversation with the company's call center, it was explained that "the line does not reach the Western Wall and passengers should disembark elsewhere anyway." MK Orit Strook commented, "The Bennett-Lapid-Michaeli-Abbas government divides Jerusalem. When will anyone notice?"

Egypt has asked Israel to increase trade between the two countries in a number of areas. Israel's Minister of Economy Orna Barbivai is considering an increase in trade via the Nitzanim crossing.

Jerusalem seeks to build military capabilities to end threat of Iran's nuclear program for good.

The IDF reports that the sirens reported in southern Israel were a false alarm and are being investigated.

The Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya has closed the Keter D COVID-19 ward, and is now operating Inly Ine ward for COVID-19.