Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz (Meretz) has decided that Israel will transfer 1.2 million coronavirus vaccine doses to the Palestinian Authority. The doses, manufactured by the Pfizer pharmaceutical company, will be transferred within the coming days, reports the Haaretz newspaper.Haaretz adds that the transfer is to be regarded as a loan, in place of the vaccine doses that Pfizer was supposed to deliver to the PA in the first quarter of 2022, as Horowitz wishes to ensure that the Palestinians will not experience any shortages in the meantime. When the doses originally intended for the PA arrive, Israel will take them instead.

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Yediot Aharanot journalist covering Arab affairs is targeted in bombing, two weeks after gunmen opened fire at his family.

IDF: Fire from Gaza on Israeli territory likely machine gun fire

Earthquake occurred at 7:58 p.m. at a distance of 43 km southeast of Dimona. No injuries or damage reported.

Arabs attack haredi man at the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem, throwing rocks and vegetables at him and injuring him.

Liba Yoffe, a 35-year-old certified doula aims to become the first Orthodox Jewish contestant In 'American Ninja Warrior.'

Foreign Minister Yair Lapid (Yesh Atid) and US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken held discussions last night, officials report.The Foreign Ministry has announced that: "[Lapid and Blinken] spoke for an extended period of time, discussing a wide range of strategic issues including the security situation in the region, Iran, and the potential for making more normalization agreements with countries in the Middle East and beyond. Foreign Secretary Lapid and Secretary of State Blinken decided to adopt a policy of 'no surprises' between them, and in addition, agreed to maintain open channels of communication between the two countries, and to meet in the near future."