Kibbutz Re'im in the heart of Tel Aviv: The Minister of Construction and Housing inaugurated the new housing complex opened for the benefit of Kibbutz Re'im evacuees in the city. Three day care centers and kindergartens, a community center and a treatment room were inaugurated in the complex for the benefit of the members of the kibbutz.

Housing Minister's plan includes acquiring more than 1,000 temporary structures for the residents, housed in neighboring settlements as close to their original home as possible.

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"

Against the background of the High Court's decision to freeze the food stamp initiative, the ultra-Orthodox ministers are criticizing and calling for the decision to be reversed. Minister of Religious Services Michael Malchieli: "Stopping it is simply a scandal, we hope that this issue will be resolved as soon as possible"

Ahead of the cabinet meeting, the minister answered the reporters' questions and referred to the issue of the Conscription Law, about which the ultra-orthodox Knesset members had previously threatened that they would not support further legislation until the law is settled

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

Minister Yitzhak Goldknopf addressed the video in which an ultra-Orthodox extremist family is seen calling towards a soldier in a vehicle "We will die and not enlist," and compared her to dogs and frogs, criticizing the behavior of the ultra-Orthodox in the video.