Following this morning's raid in Jenin in which 8 terrorists were reportedly eliminated following a shootout with local Arabs, the IDF said it is preparing for rocket launches from Gaza.

After major attack is averted, Islamic Jihad warns: "All options are open."

The attacker, who was arrested by police, described as a "stateless Palestinian". The motive of the attack is not yet known.

City council in Ottawa officially renames section of street outside the former Iranian Embassy after woman whose death sparked protests.

Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir commented In last night's events in eastern Jerusalem."Congratulations to the heroic Border Patrol soldiers doing their utmost to prevent riots in the Shuafat neighborhood of Jerusalem over the past day. I offer them our full support in their war against the terrorists," said Ben-Gvir."Throwing stones and Molotov cocktails at security forces is an attack In all we stand for. I offer my full backing to the soldiers to put an end to these attacks by all means necessary. We will not allow our soldiers and policemen, as well as our sovereignty over Jerusalem, capital of Israel, to be harmed," he added.

MK Ze'ev Elkin (National Union) alluded to the head of the Bank of Israel's warnings to Netanyahu about the consequences of proposed legal reforms during an interview with 103FM Radio."Netanyahu is In a collision path with the economic system. The banking chief does not threaten the Prime Minister. He is not in politics and is not associated with any camp. All he did was bring the Prime Minister's attention to his view of the international economic arena," said Elkin."The judicial reform will go toward solving Deri and Netanyahu's personal problems. It is impossible to reach an agreements In this issue. We are racing towards a head-on collision," he added.

Commitment to amend "grandchild clause" within 60 days was described as a "breakthrough" enabling coalition to form.

Ben-Gvir and Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai are bolstering the police force as Israeli citizens in the 'Wild South' fear for their lives.