President Ruvi Rivlin requested to not sit next to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu at a ceremony that will take place tonight at the Jerusalem Convention Center. The event is a salute to bereaved families of those killed in Israel’s wars.
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Leaders of the chareidi factions in Knesset, Moshe Gafne, Yaakov Litzman and Aryeh Deri met on Monday morning, April 15, 2019, with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu as President Reuven Rivlin has begun meeting with party leaders, who have to recommend who should receive the presidential mandate to form the next coalition government.

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A fire broke ripped through a four-story residential structure on Eben Givrol Street in Haifa, in the Carmel district, Monday morning. Firefighters responded at about 8:30 AM to find flames emanating from second story windows.
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The chairmen of the various Knesset factions are beginning to meet with President Reuven Rivlin, to tell the president who they recommend to receive the presidential mandate for forming the next coalition government.

Degel Hatorah officials put the word out to Yeshiva Bochrim, for anyone capable of coming to assist to review the protocols received by the party pertaining to polling stations nationwide.

Badatz Mehadrin, the hashgacha of Rabbi Avraham Rubin, announces one who does not eat kitnios on Pesach should be alerted to the fact that 1% cottage cheese from the Strauss Company contains kitnios and is therefore, not mehadrin for Pesach as it is during the year.
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While the IDF remains prepared for “any eventuality” southern district officers explain, the military is standing down from its recent alert status along the Gaza border as the situation has calmed.
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A 3-year-old boy was scalded by boiling soup on Sunday afternoon in his home in Elad. United Hatzalah volunteers rushed to the scene of the emergency and began medical treatment on the young boy whow as screaming from agony.
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The claims of the New Right party headed by Naftali Bennet and Ayelet Shaked – which did not pass the electoral threshold because there were irregularities in counting the votes pertaining to the ‘double envelopes’, received a harsh response from the Central Elections Committee.

For most of the nation, voters believed that the results announced last week by Chairman of the Central Elections Committee Justice Chanan Meltzer were final. However, almost immediately thereafter, Naftali Bennet of “New Right” learned he was less than 1400 votes from the minimum threshold.