IDF soldiers killed two Islamic Jihad terrorists who opened fire at them overnight in Samaria.

Banning the PLO flag is an act of self preservation and self-respect. Op-ed.

MK Matan Kahana responded to a tweet by Minister Bezalel Smotrich who claimed that it was the right-wing demonstrations that caused the fall of the Bennett-Lapid government. Kahana wrote: "It was not the demonstrations that brought down the previous government. It was the attacks In Silman and the bribery deal with her that did the work."

Police are blocking the parking lot to the Azrieli Mall to prevent protestors from using it to access the Ayalon Highway.

Former deputy chief of staff for the IDF and Meretz activist Yair Golan says that a demonstration, even if impressive, will not be enough to topple the government. Golan tweeted In his Twitter account: "There was an impressive demonstration in Habima Square, but a demonstration, no matter how impressive it is, will simply not be enough against Levin, against the destruction of the free media, against Deri the corrupt and against the prince of darkness, the master of humiliation and shamefulness, the Ine with dictatorial tendencies - Netanyahu. "We have to step up," Golan added. "Until the economic life is paralyzed, until the services are not provided, until the roads are blocked, the members of this destruction-obsessed gang will not understand that we are serious. The fight will be bitter and difficult, but with determination, courage and perseverance, we will win. Israel must be saved."

Police Commissioner Ya'akov Shabtai thanked the thousands of police officers from the Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa who secured the protests across the country this evening (Saturday). The commissioner stayed all evening in his office in Tel Aviv and in the district control center where he received regular updates In what was happening in all the demonstrations.

MK Elazar Stern from the Yesh Atid movement expressed regret that there was no religious and haredi representation at the demonstration in Tel Aviv: "It pains me that they did not come. After Rabin's murder they said 'they don't want us in the demonstrations', but the time for this excuse is over. We want religious Zionism in these demonstrations."

Avi Himi, chairman of the Bar Association, participated in the left-wing demonstration of the Movement for the Quality of Government in Tel Aviv against the government. "Democracies don't die from atom bombs. And the first dying flutter of every democracy begins with the crushing of the judicial system, which is the main brake In the power of the government, and the main protection of the citizen against the power of the regime.""The washed-up "reform" they are trying to impose In us threatens to poison Israeli democracy. Democracies don't die with tanks in the streets, but with riot control pumper trucks. We will not let those deter us - we will not allow unfounded tweets to loosen our hands. Let us be a free people in our country! Our struggle is based In truth! And not about demagoguery! Our struggle is based In rejecting the lie!"