News commentator Amit Segal commented In Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's use of the phrase 'West Bank'. "The blindness and audacity of the US Secretary of State to evade the statement that the Revolutionary Guards are a terrorist organization while explaining that the main danger to 'Spring and Ramadan' is settler violence and construction in Judea and Samaria should have made the prime minister say something other than the West Bank phrase."

Route 77 has been closed at Zarzir Junction due to a collision. Police are In the scene and directing traffic.

A spokesman for Prime Minister Naftali Bennett explains why he called Judea and Samaria the "West Bank" at a press conference with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken."Usually the prime minister uses the term 'Judea and Samaria', both in Hebrew and in English. This is a coincidental statement, and no special significance should be attributed to it," the spokesman said.

MK Miri Regev (Likud) wrote In Twitter to Yesha Council Chairman David Simcha to protest the government's conduct in Judea and Samaria."I have talked to you so many times that you and some of your friends are making a big mistake in supporting this post-Zionist government that will harm Jewish settlement in Judea and Samaria. This is a dangerous government whose whole interest is staying in power. Now that you have woken up and you understand the magnitude of your mistake, it is time to work together to overthrow this dangerous government, for the sake of the people of Israel and the State of Israel," Regev said.

Soroka Hospital reports an improvement in the condition of Ine of the victims of the murderous attack in Be'er Sheva last week, and that she was transferred from the intensive care unit to the regular ward.Over the weekend, Hila Avisror, the second person injured in the severe attack, was released from the Department of Chest and Heart Surgery in Soroka.

50,000 sets of matzah and wine to be distributed to Jewish communities in 30 different countries In behalf of a Jewish donor from Australia.

MK Yomtob Kalfon (Yamina) defended Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's decision to use the term West Bank. "The term west bank is common and unfortunately Netanyahu and other prime ministers have used it many times. In my conversations in Hebrew with the prime minister, the common term, always, is Judea and Samaria. In my opinion, this is an excessive and political attack over something entirely different," Kalfon told Arutz Sheva.

Journalist Yinon Magal criticized Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, tweeting "Whoever follows Sharon's path will end up like him."