Police arrested eight young Arabs who rioted and threw projectiles at officers and passing busses.

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<p>The majority of the dozens of people who were injured when a bus overturned earlier today (Wednesday and brought to Hadassah Medical Center have been released from the hospital.</p><p>About 50 people, mostly children, were injured in the accident.'</p><p>A 10-year-old boy remains hospitalized with a serious injury to his hand.</p>

<p>IDF lookouts identified a short time ago two suspects who tried to cross the border fence from the southern Gaza Strip into Israeli territory.</p><p>Soldiers arrested the suspects and they were transferred to security forces for further questioning.</p>

PM reacts to the announcement that the US has added Israel to its Visa Waiver Program.

<p>The Ariel youth movement said in response to the overturning of a bus earlier today: "Following the overturning of the bus that brought back campers from their Sukkot trip from the Ramat Beit Shemesh branch of the Ariel youth movement, teams from the movement are in the hospitals together with the families. We will continue to pray for their recovery."</p>

<p>The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America (Orthodox Union) applauded the Biden Administration's announcement admitting Israel into the US Visa Waiver program. </p><p>"The Orthodox Union had the privilege to work with many leading Jewish organizations that advocated for the inclusion of Israel into this program," the organization stated.</p><p>Orthodox Union Executive Vice President Rabbi Moshe Hauer said: “Israel and America have an enduring relationship built on their shared democratic values and continue to grow their cooperation in military, diplomatic, technological, and economic matters. The admission of Israel into the Visa Waiver Program reaffirms that unique bond while delivering a meaningful, practical benefit, enabling greater connection between the citizens of both countries.” </p><p>Orthodox Union Executive Director for Public Policy, Nathan Diament, said:<strong> </strong>“This diplomatic step forward by current leadership underlines the strength of the US-Israel partnership. We are thankful to President Biden, Secretary of State Tony Blinken, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides, and the many other officials in the US – and Israel – who worked to achieve this historic milestone. Our countries have much to gain from continued cooperation, and we look forward to expanding ties for the benefit of all Americans and Israelis.”</p><p></p>

10-month old girl suffers reaction to milk following end of Yom Kippur fast, begins to cry again after receiving Epipen injection.