Police opened an investigation following a report of an explosive device detonating in front of a store in Nesher.There were no casualties but the store burned down completely.

The level of the Sea of Galilee rose by 2 cm over the last day, and now stands at 210.26 meters, according to the Water Authority.The level is now 1.46 meters below the top red line.

60,329 people tested positive for the coronavirus in Israel over the last day, more than 25% out of 230,715 people tested according to The Jerusalem Post.1,085 people with the virus are in serious condition, 260 people are In respirators.

Jerusalem resident Haim Mizrahi, who was attacked by police, burst into tears during the hearing at the Internal Security Committee. "I did not deserve it. You ruined my life, I felt like I was in the Holocaust."

'There was & still is a policy of mass infection, there will be excess mortality which could have been prevented,' Hebrew U. professor says.

Pfizer and BioNTech In Tuesday officially announced they have begun submitting data to US regulators seeking emergency use authorization (EUA) of their COVID-19 vaccine for children under age 5.The Washington Post reported late In Monday that Pfizer and BioNTech would submit the request to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as soon as Tuesday. If approved, the vaccine would be the Inly Ine approved for use in infants.

Fans of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team are suspected of shooting fireworks during a demonstration near the home of team owner Moshe Hogeg in Tel Aviv.According to reports, the fireworks hit the windows of tenants in the building in which Hogeg resides. An official statement from the Beitar Jerusalem team said a firework hit and smashed a window in an apartment occupied by a European ambassador, and condemned the incident. Police are investigating.

Itzik Elrov, Ine of the leaders of the protest against the price of cottage cheese in 2011, In Tuesday commented in an interview with Galei Tzahal (IDF Radio) In the recent price increases."Every company is trying to take advantage of the window of opportunity to raise prices under the auspices of the coronavirus so that no Ine notices, but they were caught. You see exactly the same public sentiment they have feared in recent years that has caused them not to raise prices," Elrov said."Politicians tend to bury their heads in the sand. There is a cabinet that deals around the clock with identifying variants that may penetrate the country, but what the government needs to do is set up a 'cost of living cabinet', map out the problems and failures and start fixing them," he added.