Over the next two days (Sunday and Monday) 18 of those injured in the bus accident in South Korea are expected to arrive in Israel. In the meantime, 14 injured will remain in the hospitals in Korea for further medical treatment (including 4 defined as being in critical condition). The Israeli Embassy in Seoul and the Department for Israelis Abroad at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are working so that the coffin of the deceased, the late Margarita Schwartzberg, will be moved to Israel in the coming days. "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy of Israel in Korea, in coordination with the insurance companies and the relevant authorities in South Korea, continue to accompany the injured in the accident and make sure that they receive the appropriate treatment, so that they can return to Israel as soon as possible," it said.

A bolide meteor crossed the sky at a fast speed going northeast. Many locals reported hearing a supersonic boom.

The Likud has filed a police complaint against a Twitter user who incited the assassination of Prime Minister Netanyahu."We expect the police and the prosecutor's office to act by all means and with full force to stop the dangerous incitement," the Likud said.

More than a thousand demonstrators against the judicial reform are protesting in front of the home of Justice Minister Yariv Levin in Modi'in.

The Chairman of the Finance Committee, MK Moshe Gafni, responded to the "stable" credit rating forecast of the Moody's rating agency and the A1 rating being left intact. "The fact that we are maintaining stability indicates Israel's strong economy, and all attempts at home and abroad to damage Israel's credit rating have not been successful.""All this does not absolve us from making every effort to lower the cost of living and further lower apartment prices and allow the Israeli family to live with dignity. Tomorrow we start the discussions in the finance committee In the state budget for the years 2023-2024 and we will make every effort to implement this policy."

Transport Minister Miri Regev says this evening that the report by the credit rating agency Moody's teaches two main things. "The first, Israel's economy is stable and the State of Israel is strong. The second, protest instigators funded with millions in foreign money are trying to harm us maliciously from within. We have Ine country and we will continue to do everything to protect it."

Credit rating agency cites "deterioration of Israel's governance" due to judicial reform as the reason for the decision.(Israel National News' North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically In all Israel National News articles, however, is Israeli time.)

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi gives speech to rally in the Gaza Strip In the occasion of Al-Quds Day.(Israel National News' North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically In all Israel National News articles, however, is Israeli time.)