Last night, left-wing demonstrators proceeded to cause chaos on Azza street in Jerusalem. Police lost control as swarms of protestors broke through barriers near the home of the Prime Minister. 

The commander of the Judea and Samaria police department reveals at a hearing: "Leftist organizations are paralyzing the system when over 50% of the complaints turn out to be false."

Another disturbance of order by the left-wing demonstrators at the Kaplan demonstrations. A number of protesters built a Sukkah in the middle of Ayalon road, handcuffed themselves to it and blocked traffic. After a few minutes, the police cleared the protesters and opened the road to traffic

After the violent attack in Tel Aviv, Rabbi Yigal Levinstein referred to the feelings he experienced at the time of the incident in an interview and clarified that "the truth has more power than any violent element"

The rabbis of Beit Hillel, who are known to be in great disagreement with Rabbi Levinstein's approach, issued a statement of support for him following the attempted attack he experienced and clarified: "It is no secret that our disagreement is a serious and deep disagreement. However, we are shocked by the attack that took place."

Zvi Sukkot, came to visit Minister Wasserlauf and strengthened him following the demonstrations and violations of the order held in front of his house by left-wing protesters. Sukkot said: "They haven't decided yet whether they want us in Samaria or Tel Aviv, don't be afraid and don't shy away"