Prof. Hagai Levine, chairman of the Israeli Association of Public Health Physicians, In Tuesday night criticized the decisions being made regarding the coronavirus.Speaking in an interview In Galei Tzahal (Army Radio), Levine said, "The perception of the professional echelon is that 'if someone above me has decided otherwise, I toss aside my entire professional truth and go with it.' The gatekeepers need to set the limit."He continued, "Health is not just the absence of disease. In the decisions made today, the public is not counted, Inly the coronavirus data and even they are looked at incorrectly. Decisions must be made out of discretion - not fear."

Nine people were lightly injured in a car accident between a bus, truck, and a private vehicle In Route No. 1 in the direction of Tel Aviv, near Hemed Interchange.

US Rep. Brad Schneider (D-IL) told i24NEWS In Tuesday that bipartisan consensus in Washington will ensure Israel will maintain its qualitative military edge in the Middle East and insisted the Jewish state's security concerns are a top priority In Capitol Hill."Given the historic agreement with the UAE, with Bahrain, and subsequent discussions of the UAE and potentially others acquiring the most advanced military fighter In the planet, the F-35, we feel it's important to reiterate this and show that Congress' position is very clear: Israel must retain maintain a qualitative military edge," replied Schneider.

Likud MK May Golan speaks with ILTV about the opening of the Knesset's winter session, the future of the coalition government.

Two of the four suspects who were arrested In Tuesday night In suspicion of attacking demonstrators against the Prime Minister in Holon have been released from custody.The four had been arrested in the Meditech area of Holon. One of them is suspected of spraying tear gas at the protesters.

US President Donald Trump arrived In Tuesday night at an election rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.This is the second public rally the President is holding after announcing he has recovered from COVID-19.

Palestinian Authority (PA) cabinet leader Mohammad Shtayyeh said In Tuesday that a Donald Trump victory in the upcoming presidential elections in the United States will be disastrous for his people and the world at large.Speaking at a meeting with European legislators and quoted by Al Jazeera, Shtayyeh said the last four years of the Trump administration have greatly harmed the Palestinians.

Latest high-profile resignation in the Finance Ministry highlights deep division within the ministry.