Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was interviewed by CNN’s Jake Tapper late Wednesday night in Israel. Overall the interview was unremarkable in that there were no new revelations and in fact, not much pushback by the seasoned journalist on Netanyahu.
Read more: Jake Tapper's 'Softball' Interview With Netanyahu Yields Nothing New
A group of Israeli social media influencers has sent a letter to the Minister of Communications, Dr. Shlomo Karai, calling for the Al-Jazeera Israeli branch to be closed due to constant incitement against the sovereignty of Israel.
Read more: Growing Calls To Ban Al Jazeera From Israel Over Support For Terrorism
Israel's chief rabbi, David Lau, published Wednesday morning an official opinion piece from his office according to which cultured meat that was not produced from the meat of an existing animal is kosher and not considered to be meat but rather should be seen as a plant.
Read more: Chief Rabbi Rules Cultured Meat Is Not Meat, But Warns Of Eating With Dairy
In the shadow of the series of protests by opponents of the government's proposed judicial reform policies, an extremist left-wing organization called "Combatants for Peace" addressed a letter to the United States Embassy in Israel with a demand to reduce assistance that the United States gives to Israel's security forces due to the new government's measures amid the appointment of Itamar Ben Gvir to the position of Minister of National Security.
Read more: Extreme Left-Wing Organization Asks US To defund The IDF
Israel’s social security Institute published a new report this Tuesday morning on the state of food security in Israel. The last report published on the subject was in 2016, and before that in 2012. "The findings from the survey show a general improvement in the nutritional security situation in the population and its results are consistent with the findings of the poverty and inequality report," the National Insurance says.
Read more: Despite Improvement, 20% Of Israeli Children Are Still 'Food Insecure'
