791 buses have made the trip to Meron from scheduled departure points throughout Israel. 512 buses have arrived in Meron since the beginning of the celebration, 148 of which have already returned.

Magen David Adom teams securing the celebration in Meron treated a number of participants who felt sick and dehydrated and children who were slightly injured in the clinics spread out throughout the mountain. Six of the patients were evacuated for further tests at the hospital.

Three people have gone missing in the Meron area, and never been found. The public celebrating Lag B'Omer there is asked to help find them.

Beit Shemesh is an example of what can happen when all communities are respected and appreciated. Op-ed.

British Ambassador to Israel Neil Wigan shares message from newly coronated British King during festive event at ambassador's residence.

Flag March to go ahead following Hamas threats, but route will not include the Arab Quarter.

Military Advocate General MG Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi leads 3-day conference with senior experts in international law from 30 countries.

The National Unity party held a special meeting today (Monday) that dealt with the state budget and the settlement law that is currently being submitted to the Knesset for approval. The chairman of the party, Benny Gantz, criticized ed the government and said: "This government promoted a judicial fantasy without examining its broad effects, already in the state budget you can see the consequences of promoting the regime revolution."