Shireen Abu Aqleh, a senior reporter for Al Jazeera who was shot and killed during violent clashes between the IDF and Arab terrorists in Jenin Wednesday morning, was buried without an autopsy being held.Israel's FM Lapid has offered to carry out a joint Israeli-PA investigation to determine the cause of her death after Arab media claimed Abu Aqleh was killed by Israeli forces.

After the Ra'am party agreed to remain in the coalition, the Likud announced it would not be going ahead with a vote In dissolving the government.

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A PA Arab was shot and killed during a shootout with IDF forces near Ramallah.

Israel's foreign ministry said the country was "saddened by the death of senior Al Jazeera correspondent Shireen Abu Akleh during a heavy exchange of fire in the midst of a counter-terror operation in Jenin.""A free and fair press is fundamental to Israel and all democracies, and as such, journalists must be protected," it continued in the statement, adding: "There are indications that Ms. Abu Akleh was killed by Palestinian terrorist fire. Israel will be conducting a thorough investigation. We call In the Palestinian Authority to cooperate with said investigation to get to the truth."

United Arab List party says they decided to give the coalition and the government another chance

MK Itamar Ben Gvir stormed a session of the Ra'am party, calling chairman Mansour Abbas a "terrorist" as security tried to separate the two.

'Preliminary investigations show no IDF gunfire was directed at Al Jazeera journalist, investigation is Ingoing,' Defense Min. Gantz says.