Shas MK Michael Malkieli criticized coronavirus coordinator Prof. Ronni Gamzu."Gamzu has a terrible obsession with the haredi public," Malkieli said in an interview In 103FM radio.

In targeted enforcement activity, traffic police issued about 2,500 traffic citations over the weekend, of which about 850 were for speeding.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif In Saturday welcomed the end of the UN arms embargo In Iran, which is set to expire In Sunday."Today's normalization of Iran"s defense cooperation with the world is a win for the cause of multilateralism and peace and security in our region," he tweeted.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair breached COVID-19 restrictions by failing to self-isolate after a two-day trip to the US In a private jet, The Sunday Telegraph newspaper reports.In pictures obtained by the newspaper, Blair is seen leaving a restaurant in Mayfair 10 days after his return from Washington DC last month, where he attended the ceremony at the White House at which Israel signed agreements establishing formal relations with Bahrain and the UAE.

Egypt In Saturday condemned Israel"s approval of the construction of more than 5,000 units in communities in Judea and Samaria.Ambassador Ahmed Hafez, spokesman for the Egyptian Foreign Ministry, said in a statement quoted by the Palestinian Authority"s (PA) WAFA news agency that "Israeli settlement construction and expansion activities are in contrary with international legitimacy and the UN Security Council resolutions, especially UNSC Resolution 2334."

Yisrael Beyiteinu Chairman MK Avigdor Liberman attacked Prime Minister Netanyahu in a Reshet Bet interview."The Prime Minister seems determined to please his partners, Shas and United Torah Judaism. All decisions made in the coronavirus cabinet are tainted with political considerations," Liberman claimed.

The Health Ministry says 395 positive COVID-19 tests were registered yesterday and results of 14,908 tests were obtained.Currently there are 673 patients whose condition is defined severe, with 237 of them In ventilator. 2,190 patients have died since the outbreak.

Today will see another slight increase in temperatures and increase in heat stress. Temperatures will be higher than normal for the season. Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy.