Six protesters against the judicial reform have been arrested at Karkur junction.

Channel 12 News poll finds a new right-wing party that opposes judicial reform would win 10 Knesset seats.(Israel National News' North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically In all Israel National News articles, however, is Israeli time.)

A rocket alert siren has sounded in the Nahal Oz area in southern Israel.

Minister Miki Zohar says that Likud is attentive to protests against the reform and will make changes to it, but there will be no agreement to cancel the move or empty it of its content. "There will be no compromises that will cancel the reform, it will be significant. Stopping the legislation will Inly escalate the protests, I want to put the incident behind us," Zohar told Meet the Press.

The leaders of the protest against the reform claim that violence against demonstrators in In the rise. "The increase in violence against the protesters is a direct result of the incitement from Netanyahu. When the prime minister's son calls the protesters Nazis, that's how it appears. The police must arrest him this evening," said the statement they published.

The actress claims that the majority of Israelis are against the reforms and believes that the legislation will not pass.

A motorcyclist skidded In Keren Hayesod Street in Ashdod and was moderately injured. An MDA team treated him and evacuated him to Asuta Hospital in Ashdod.

Protesters against the judicial reform have blocked Ine of the ramps to the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv. Police are In the scene.