The Prime Minister and the government thus rejected National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's efforts to restrict or bar Muslim entry to the Temple Mount altogether.

Having previously argued that Palestinian terrorist groups need to lay down their arms to allow the formation of a Palestinian state, Abbas clarified his statement after fierce criticism.

For the first time since the beginning of the war, the chairman of the Islamic Ra'am list Mansour Abbas came to a meeting with the headquarters of the families of the abducted and missing persons.

Following her statements, in which she claimed that Hamas terrorists did not slaughter infants or rape women, the leader of the Ra'am party informed Knesset Member Iman Khatib-Yassin that she must resign from the Knesset immediately.

The Ra'am Party Chairman stressed the dangers of inciting material online and spoke of how the devastation in Gaza causes him pain.

Mansour Abbas calls on terrorist organizations to return the elderly, children, and women they have abducted: "Islamic values command us not to imprison women, children, and the elderly"

Leader of the Ra'am party, Member of Knesset Mansour Abbas, strongly criticized the government's handling of the events following the incident in Basmat Tab'un. In an interview, he said, "We are warning and demanding that the Prime Minister take responsibility and remove the minister from his position"

The Minister of Finance responds to the letter from the Minister of the Interior regarding the transfer of political funds to the Arab authorities: "This is political coalition money and has no professional justification"