The United Arab Emirates, a member of the United Nations Security Council In behalf of a group of Arab states, will submit a request In behalf of the Palestinians and the Jordanians, who appealed to the Emirates for the Council's intervention regarding the Temple Mount.The rotating president of the council is Japan, which will decide whether to convene a discussion In the issue.

A construction contractor reported finding smoke grenades and bullets inside a construction site in Bnei Brak. Police sappers are being called to the scene.

US State Department spokesman Ned Price came out against Minister Ben-Gvir's visit to the Temple Mount and said in the daily press briefing: "We are very concerned about the Israeli minister's visit to the Temple Mount. This visit has the potential to increase tensions and lead to violence."

Police have launched an investigation into a shooting incident at the Bank Hapoalim branch in Sakhnin. A covert police vehicle that was In the scene tried to stop the vehicle from which the suspect shot. The suspect returned fire and fled the scene. After a while, the suspect was arrested and taken for questioning.

Opposition leader and chairman of Yesh Atid Yair Lapid commented: "I spoke this evening with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlot Chabusulu about the importance of the relations between our countries and the joint achievements we have achieved in the past year and a half. We thanked each other for the joint work and for strengthening and deepening the relations between Israel and Turkey."

Operation Miriam to bring young women from Ukraine to Montreal to study at Chabad seminary.

Revolutionary Guard officer Kasem Fatahallahi was shot dead outside his home in Tehran. The incident is being defined as an "act of terrorism" by the local government.

A 17 -year -old girl was moderately injured in a car accident In Route 443. MDA paramedics provided medical treatment and transported the girl to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital.