Judith (Josie) Lesch, the mother of Rabbi Oren Lesch of the Pirchei Aharon Yeshiva in Kiryat Shmuel, has passed away. The funeral was held today (Sunday). The family will observe the traditional seven days of mourning in Haifa.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin reacted to President Isaac Herzog's speech and his call to stop the legislative proceedings of the judicial reform in order to negotiate."The President's speech took place while I was participating in the discussion in the political-security cabinet. Only after the discussion was I able to listen to his words with great attention. There are positive elements in his proposal, and it also has elements that perpetuate the existing abnormal situation.""As I have said all along, I am ready and interested in holding real talks with members of the opposition who will agree to it, and it is best to start these talks immediately. In order for the talks not to become a means of foot-dragging to delay and prevent a substantial and significant reform in the judicial system, the talks should not be linked to the progress of the legislative procedures. Along with advancing the legislation, we all have enough time to be able to talk and reach understandings before the second and third readings," Levin said.

A person full of gratitude is a happy person whose gaze is focused In the good in his life.

Ilan Geal Dor, CEO of Gesher, lauds President Herzog for address calling for unity and compromise In judicial reform.

An eyewitness to the ramming attack in Jerusalem claims two victims died because they didn't receive medical attention In time.

Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who led the demand in the cabinet to recognize new localities in response to Friday's ramming attack, commented In the move: "We will take harsh and aggressive action against the terrorists, both measures In the ground and political measures. Recognition of the localities will join the extensive police activity in eastern Jerusalem, and a series of other measures to deter terrorism," Minister Ben-Gvir said after the cabinet meeting.

The father of the terrorist from the attack in Bnei Brak was convicted of incitement and sentenced to 14 months in prison.

The Young Settlement Forum responds to the cabinet's decision to immediately recognize nine new townships. "This is a historic day for the young settlements. Out of the great darkness a great light will emerge. After more than three years of stubborn values, Zionist and moral struggle, we accepted the cabinet's decision with great excitement. The historic decision Ince again gave content to the forgotten words: an appropriate Zionist response," the forum commented.