Following Gantz's departure from the government and the demands of Ben Gvir and Smotrich to amend its complement and powers, the Prime Minister announced an end to the war cabinet.

Following the departure of Gantz and Eizenkot from the government, a new war cabinet has been formed, comprised of Prime Minister Netanyahu, Defense Minister Gallant, Strategic Affairs Minister Dermer, and Shas party chairman Deri.

Following Benny Gantz's announcement that he and his party were leaving the national emergency government, Shas party leader Aryeh Deri called on him to reconsider for the good of the country.

After Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri argued for restraint and not attacking Iran, UTJ Chairman Moshe Gafni also says he told Netanyahu he opposes a strike.

In an interview he gave to Kikar Hashabbat, Shas leader Aryeh Deri said that the current unity government may not be sustainable for long.

In an interview he gave to Kol Baramah Radio, Shas leader and cabinet member Aryeh Deri spoke of the tensions he feels being responsible not only for the soldiers and hostages, but also the "whole Jewish world."

The ice seems to have broken between the Shas and Yisrael Beiteinu party chairmen, who were seen talking and laughing yesterday. Now Deri does not rule out Liberman joining the government.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a military situation assessment in an extended meeting with all the security forces and senior politicians. Some of the attendees physically came to the meeting and some participated by phone.

Shas chairman Aryeh Deri announced that his party's ministers will vote in favor of the deal to release the abductees, after he presented to the members of the Council of Torah Sages the details of the outline that will be submitted for government approval. According to the rabbis, the abductees "are in real danger."

A recording of Aryeh Deri boasting about an Etrog he bought for $5000 caused a stir on the net. After clarifying that it was a joke, Avishai Ben Haim reveals how much the Etrog really cost

Following Ron Koffman's statements, there has been sharp criticism of the journalist within the political establishment. Housing Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf stated, "In another country, they would cry anti-Semitism." Deputy Finance Minister Michal Waldiger commented, "A red line"

After the outrage that arose in the Shas party over the signing of an agreement between Degel Torah and Shlomei Emunim regarding support for Israel Porush for the mayorship of Elad while ignoring previous agreements, Rabbi Dov Lando announced that there was no value to past agreements and that everything was done solely for the benefit of Jewish affairs in the city

The ultra-Orthodox attack Netanyahu in response to his statement that God did not always protect us: "We do not respect Netanyahu. You are not worthy of our trust"

Great outrage following the High Court's decision to stop the project of distributing holiday food stamps to needy families: "the well-fed does not understand the hungry."

About a week before the Tishrei holidays period, the court issued a short time ago, temporary order prohibiting the government from distributing the food stamps of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

With the expiration of the censorship, the State released the government meeting protocols in which the Oslo Accords were approved. From the documents, it is evident that the participants expressed their concern about the security risks inherent in the agreement

The heads of the ultra-Orthodox parties appealed to the Prime Minister demanding an immediate freeze on the legal reform legislation even at the cost of the resignation of Justice Minister Yariv Levin