Ra'am, the sole Arab party to serve in a governing coalition, issued a statement condemning a number of alleged actions by the IDF in the Gaza Strip as war crimes.

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.

Members of the Knesset have announced that they have initiated the necessary process to oust a Knesset member and intend to carry out the dismissal process against Knesset member Khatib from the Ra'am Party, who denied parts of the October massacre.

Knesset member Yassin from the Ra'am party issued an apology for her statements in an interview, during which she denied that infants were killed or women were raped in the 7th of October Massacre.

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.

An amendment to the Terror Consumption Law prohibiting systematic consumption of terror publications passed a first vote and goes to committee.