<p>A meeting between MK Yuli Edelstein, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and representatives of the haredi parties, which was held in an attempt to prevent the haredi parties from leaving the coalition amid the crisis over the Draft Law, concluded shortly after midnight.</p><p>The discussion was held in a positive atmosphere, and further talks were scheduled for Thursday.</p>

<p>An 83-year-old pedestrian was struck by a minibus on in Jerusalem.</p><p>He was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Hospital in moderate condition.</p>

Perhaps those who signed the letter supporting Glazer's anti-Israel speech in 2024 have learned something from the murders at the Jewish Museum? Don't count on it.

The police reported that 62 protesters were arrested for disturbing public order, causing property damage, and breaking into Metzudat Ze'ev during Wednesday evening's protest. Two police officers were injured and evacuated for medical treatment.

In a letter to Minister Moshe Arbel, Ben Gvir writes that "the wife of the terrorist, Sana Daqqa, published several inciting posts, including a post praising her terrorist husband."

<p>An earthquake of magnitude 5.5 struck the southern Iran region, the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) said. </p><p>The quake was at a depth of 27 kilometers.</p>

Federal trade court blocks President Trump from imposing widespread tariffs under emergency powers, ruling he exceeded his authority and created economic uncertainty.

White House spokesman Kush Desai said the Trump administration would appeal the court ruling on the tariffs and said, "Unfair trade relations have shaken American communities, and unelected judges should not be the ones deciding how to handle this national emergency. The President will use every executive lever of power to address this crisis."