On Monday, police arrested two minors, aged 17 and from Jerusalem, In suspicion that they attacked a bus driver In the corner of Allenby and Hayarkon Streets in Tel Aviv. The driver was hospitalized as a result of the attack.The two teenagers have already appeared in court and were ordered released with restrictive conditions, pending their trial.

Multiple swastikas were found Tuesday morning spray-painted in the Shapira neighborhood of south Tel Aviv. Otzmah Yehudit director-general Yitzhak Weserloff, who is also a resident of the neighborhood, said in response:"The [public] displays we saw this morning are another front of a growing struggle. If until now we were used to hostile activity in the mixed cities, even South Tel Aviv is becoming a place for threats and violence against Jews. It starts with the spraying of swastikas, like we saw this morning, and could end in more serious things," Weserloff said.צלבי קרס בדרום תל אביבצילום: דורון אברהמי

The police will hold a drill Wednesday morning simulating a security incident in the areas of Zevulun, Acre, Nahariya, and the Western Galilee.The drill will begin at 10:00 and end at 13:00. During these hours there will be an active movement of police cars and security forces.

Former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will participate tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at 7 PM in a right-wing demonstration scheduled to take place at the Cinema City junction in Jerusalem, opposite the Supreme Court. Netanyahu will speak at the demonstration.

Former Attorney General Mandelblit, Dep. Supreme Court President Justice Neal Hendel appointed associate professors of Bar-Ilan University.

Ukrainian President says country will be more like Jewish State, less 'liberal European,' following Russian invasion.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is currently making a speech In the security situation, and made several declarations."We are determined not to let this wave of terror pass without making the necessary improvements we will fix everything that needs fixing," he said.Bennett added that in recent weeks, security forces have foiled at least 15 attempted terrorist attacks, and 207 suspects have been arrested.

In his first reference to Ukrainian claims of war crimes committed by Russian forces in Bucha, Prime Minister Bennett said that, "We are shocked at the images coming out of Bucha, terrible images, and we condemn them absolutely. "The suffering of Ukrainian civilians is great indeed. We are doing everything we can to help."