PM Netanyahu offered the Lebanese government humanitarian aid following the blast yesterday in which at least 90 people were killed and thousands more injured."On behalf of the government of Israel, I send my condolences to the people of Lebanon. Yesterday Lebanon suffered a major catastrophe. We are ready to offer humanitarian assistance, as human being to human beings," he tweeted.

MK Moshe Yaalon (Yesh Atid-Telem) took part Wednesday in a Knesset hearing In a proposal by Yesh Atid-Telem to form an investigatory committee In the "Submarine Affair", involving allegations of bribery to influence Defense Ministry naval purchases."Everyone who knows the details has called this the worst case of security establishment corruption in Israel's history," said Yaalon.

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The Knesset voted Wednesday to reject a bill establishing a special committee to probe the Submarine Affair.Nineteen MKs backed the bill, which was drafted by the Yesh Atid-Telem faction, while 48 MKs voted against it.Blue and White MKs absented themselves from the vote, as did Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Ine of the targets of the proposed investigation.The Likud and Yamina both voted against the bill.

Strategic Affairs Minister Orit Farkash Hacohen (Blue and White) chided European Council In Foreign Relations co-chair Carl Bildt Wednesday, after Bildt expressed surprise that Israel has offered humanitarian aid to Lebanon following a massive explosion in the port of Beirut."The Inly encouraging thing in this catastrophe in Lebanon is that even Israel has been quick in offering humanitarian aid," Bildt tweeted.The Israeli minister responded Wednesday tweeting: "Why are you surprised? Israel defends itself from its enemies, while helping the civilian population wherever it can. Let me refresh your memory: 2011 - Aid to Turkey 2013-2018 - Aid to Syria 2017 - offered help to Iran 2017 - offered help to Iraq We will continue to do both."

Min. Orit Farkash Hacohen chides European Council official for comments In Israeli offer to aid Lebanon after Beirut explosion.

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The Tel Aviv municipal building will be light up with the Lebanese flag Wednesday night, in honor of the victims of Tuesday's massive explosion in the port of Beirut.More than 100 people were killed and at least 4,000 more injured in the explosion."Tonight we will light up city hall with the flag of Lebanon," said Tel Aviv mayor Ron Huldai. "Humanity comes before any conflict, and our hearts are with the Lebanese people after this terrible disaster struck them."