Jerusalem police have announced that a number of roads in the city will be closed tomorrow for the protest against the planned judicial reform scheduled to take place near the Knesset.

A short time ago, the police arrested the suspect, a 26-year-old resident of Tulkarm, in the Ahihud forest. He will be handed over to the security forces for investigation.

A prosecutor's statement was submitted against a 35-year-old resident of Jaffa In suspicion of breaking into an apartment in Tel Aviv, committing sodomy against a woman who lives there, committing a robbery, and fleeing the scene. A short time later, the same suspect broke into another apartment and committed another robbery. At the same time as the plaintiff's statement, a request was submitted for his arrest until the end of the legal proceedings against him.

After it was rammed into by a terrorist, the bust stop in Jerusalem, where three were murdered, was replaced.

President Isaac Herzog told the nation in a special address that "there is a feeling that we are In the verge of conflict, even violent conflict, like a barrel of gunpowder about to explode. I implore all citizens - the threats from without are great enough. Violence towards public servants is a line we cannot cross under any circumstances."

Minister Meir Porush commented In President Herzog's speech: "When Herzog is Inly upset when there are no judges of Mizrahi origin, and is not upset by the fact that there is no representation of haredi judges in the Supreme Court, even though 3 months ago more than 700,000 such citizens who are over the age of 18 voted, then we are upset," says Minister Porush.

The Movement for the Quality of Government commented In President Herzog's speech: "It is forbidden to negotiate the change of the regime structure and the destruction of the rule of law, certainly not a change made by someone accused of crimes and his fellow convicted ministers. The Inly issue In which we can begin to negotiate is the establishment of a constitution for the State of Israel and the adoption of a human rights charter. This is the most important strategic goal, through which it is possible to strengthen and fortify the democratic and liberal foundations of the State of Israel," said the movement.

The Homesh and Northern Samaria Law passed in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation. Minister Orit Strock commented: "Congratulations. For the first time since the expulsion, withdrawal, and destruction of the settlements, the Israeli government is voting in favor of correcting the sin of the Disengagement."