"(She) kills her husband and cries that she’s a widow,”
--Right-wing columnist Hagai Hoverman slammed Michal Kastan-Keidar for her Saturday night address to the Saturday rally to end the Netanyahu rule.**

“Enemies do not scare me; I worry about our leadership."
--Former Mossad chief Maj. Gen. (res.) Meir Dagan tells tens of thousands of Israelis at rally last night that Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is putting Israel in danger.**

"This is a 'Just not Bibi' bloc and it has been expanding recently.”

--Maariv's Ben Caspit writes that the parties that could form a government led by Opposition leader Isaac Herzog are not necessarily left-wing.**

"Stand. Down. Stand. Down. Good to see you back on your feet. Iran, Iran, Iran. You can do it."
--From a parody rhythm remix of Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress.**

“The state cannot discriminate against Arab communities in funding, so it gives over the handling of rural communities in the Galilee and Negev to the Settlement Division…At the same time, settlement activities in the West Bank that may breach the law are blamed on the World Zionist Organization and the Settlement Division, not, perish the thought, on the Israeli government.”
--Haaretz+ reporter Meirav Arlorzoroff explains how the World Zionist Organization's Settlement Division helps the state get around its own laws to expand Jewish settlements in the West Bank and avoid investing in Israeli Arab communities.**

"Who's a chicken, eh? Who's a chicken?"
--Israeli soldier heard saying to 16-year-old Hamzeh Abu Hashem in video as soldier sets attack dog on the boy.**

“I recruited him, I taught him to navigate and I say to him now, ‘Bibi, you are navigating wrong.’”
-Gen. (res.) and former Mossad deputy head Amiram Levine, who was Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s commander in Sayeret Matkal, joined 180 commanders in warning that Netanyahu’s upcoming speech to Congress is a danger to the strategic alliance between the US and Israel, and actually helps Iran.**

“Congress will applaud Netanyahu, but the power is in the hands of the President. What will Netanyahu gain from this trip? I just don't get it. What's his objective – applause? This trip is a failure waiting to happen.”
Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan in widely-discussed interview with Yedioth on the subjects of Iran, ISIS and the recent war in Gaza.**

"We implore you to treat Mr. Yusuf Cassim with generosity and respect during the security checks.”
--Michael Freeman, Israel’s deputy ambassador to South Africa, asks Israeli airport security not to humiliate dark-skinned and heavily bearded South African MP, who is from an Israel-friendly party.**