Suspect plotted to assassinate National Security Minister In Temple Mount during Ramadan, received funding from terrorist groups abroad.

Palestinians threw stones at a vehicle driving in the village of Huwara, driven by the uncle of the two brothers murdered there a few days ago. Two hitchhikers in the vehicle sustained mild injuries from shards of glass but did not need for their treatment.

A crowdfunding campaign benefiting victims of the riots in Huwara has reached more than a million shekels.

Israeli aircraft scattered leaflets in the Syrian areas of the Golan Heights warning against the presence of Iran and Hezbollah near the Israeli border. Channel 13 News reported that the IDF usually scatters such banners in the Syrian Golan after nightly attacks against Iran and Hezbollah's establishment across the border in the Golan Heights.

A senior Likud official referred to the disputes that arose in the coalition in recent days and said: "These are small financial differences that will be resolved in the next two days. All parties made it clear that they do not intend to dismantle the right-wing government."

Minister of Jerusalem and Heritage Meir Porush is expected to resign from the government in the coming days after he resigned from his position as minister responsible for the Lag B'Omer celebrations in Meron. He will continue to serve as deputy minister and will receive the powers of a minister in his former Ministry.

Police investigating after antisemitic graffiti at largely Orthodox gated community singles out homeowner association president.

All beaches in Tel Aviv will be closed In Wednesday and Thursday to allow the lifeguards to participate in retraining courses.