<i>The New York Times</i> reports that President Trump is considering a larger military strike on Iran if negotiations fail or an initial attack backfires.

<p>Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir protested, during the Cabinet meeting, the conduct of the Attorney General during a discussion on the spyware scandal, which the Attorney General had walked out on.</p><p>“I’m saying this as someone who is deeply concerned about Israeli democracy - the right to sit at the table is also the duty to sit at this table. Who is she to act on her own? Does she want to decide who I appoint and who I invite to discussions? What’s the next step?"</p><p>Netanyahu questioned: “Is this true? She left the discussion?" and Ben Gvir responded: “Absolutely true. It’s simply a scandal."</p>

Jewish community of Ukraine notes that many sites are inaccessible for inspection, and in some areas, there are concerns about unexploded landmines.

<p>The Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned Israelis currently in Mexico to "exercise caution" in light of the unrest in the country that erupted following the killing of a drug lord.</p><p>The statement read, "Until further notice, it is not recommended to approach the areas around the airports in Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta, unless it is for essential travel coordinated with the airline and local authorities. Additionally, non-essential travel within Jalisco state should be avoided."</p>

Detectives arrest 15-year-old suspected of involvement in overturning a police car during the civil unrest in Bnei Brak.

<p>The Shas party announced on Sunday that MK Yoni Mashriki will resume his role as chairman of the Knesset Health Committee.</p>

The coalition has decided to advance a law that would prevent the Supreme Court from reviewing ministerial appointments, except in exceptional cases.