On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the execution of the martyr Muhammad al-Osaibi by members of his forces at the Chain Gate leading to the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

At the outset of his government's weekly session, Netanyahu described the incident as a "terrorist" incident, and that his police had prevented an attack in the area, declaring his support for the Israeli police for what they had done in that incident.

In the context of what is happening in the West Bank and the attacks on Syria and others, Netanyahu said: "We are fighting terrorism vigorously, and in two ways, one of which is directly, killing dozens and arresting hundreds of them, as has been happening in recent months, and the second is by striking and exacting a heavy price from all those who support terrorism from outside our borders." according to his expression.

He added, directing his speech to the Palestinian factions, Hezbollah and Iran: "I advise our enemies not to test us and not to make mistakes ... the internal dispute will not harm our strength and our determination to work against them on all fronts, wherever they are and at all times." according to his expression.

And on the internal situation, he said that his government is currently conducting negotiations with the aim of reaching a broad agreement on judicial reforms.