Today in Israel, Members of Knesset battle over the existence or extermination of new communities in Judea and Samaria, Israeli Police dispute the new ruling on the Temple Mount and Israel does some “clarin out” as my granny used to say.

Today in Israel, the Meretz MK who left the coalition has decided to rejoin following concessions made by Yair Lapid, some very good news about the Temple Mount, an Iranian leader was mysteriously assassinated, and Senator Ted Cruz speaks out for Israel.

The Israeli government is probably falling apart. Ghaida Zoabi of the Meretz party dropped out of the coalition which tipped the scales leaving 59 MKs in the coalition and 61 in the opposition. 

The Likud party plans to bring a bill to dissolve the Knesset to a vote on Wednesday. Israel is increasing its offshore natural-gas output as part of an effort to reach a deal with Europe in order to supply it with alternatives to Russian energy. PM Bennett visited the family of a fallen counterterrorism officer in the town of Kida in Binyamin.

Today in Israel, the Israeli Consul General told CNN’s Brian Stelter that the media needs to stop blaming Israel without facts, referring to the recent death of Al Jazeera journalist Abu Akleh. An Arab man shot at a gas station in an Arab town was saved by the quick response of an Arab EMT. Prime Minister Bennett’s Yamina party pledged to block a series of bills put forward by left-wing parties. Also, the IDF is conducting a massive drill which will include a simulation to strike Iran. 

All this and more on today’s podcast.

Today, another terrorist attack was foiled in Samaria, the IDF arrested 18 terror suspects, an attempted ramming attack during the Jerusalem riots, Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz warns that Iran could be just weeks away from a nuclear bomb, and for the first time ever, an IDF soldier injured during an operation is suing the terrorist who wounded him in a civil lawsuit.

A terror attack was foiled in Samaria early this morning, when a Palestinian Arab man armed with an axe was arrested en route to a planned attack. Bennett is weighing removing terrorists' families to Gaza. Calls to repeal the law that says Israel is a Jewish Nation are gaining steam. In the end we can’t lose sight of the focus.

Today, a terrorist attempted to jump an Israeli car just outside of Bethel, some more facts about the shooting of the Al-Jazeera reporter, the United Arab List party says they've decided to give the current coalition another chance, Israeli President Isaac Herzog hosts the President of Ecuador, a former NBA champion visits Samaria, and 4,000 new building units were approved for Judea and Samaria.

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The king of Jordan went to New York this week to try and conjure up support from the Christian community for the persecution of Christians in Jerusalem. The only problem is, that the responsibility for this persecution lies squarely on him and the Palestinian Authority, not Israel.

While in New York, he also received the Path to Peace Award, presented by the Path to Peace Foundation affiliated with the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See to the United Nations in appreciation of his role in promoting interfaith harmony and dialogue, as well as bolstering prospects for peace, and in recognition of Jordan’s humanitarian efforts to host refugees.

Today in Israel, 15 Terrorist suspects were arrested by the the IDF in Judea & Samaria. An Al-Jazeera journalists was killed this morning in a firefight between the IDF and Palestinian terrorists in Jenin. Almost 800 rioters were arrested on the Temple Mount during the unrest of Ramadan, and the IDF revokes entry permits to over 1,100 family members of the terrorists responsible for the recent attacks in Israel. 

All this and more on today’s show!

The current coalition is crippled but still kicking, the big question is just how long can it keep it up? Member of Knesset Itamar Ben Gvir tells the Arab members of Knesset to “go to Syria.” A new poll puts the current coalition at 53 seats, 8 seats below a majority, if elections were held today. Israel’s Foreign Minister says Israel doesn't need America’s approval to build in Judea and Samaria, and the IDF starts the biggest drill in its history.