Video footage shows individuals approaching the village of Jaba near Ramallah after dark, and a building set on fire. Locals told Haaretz that around twenty settlers were seen gathering in the nearby Gur Aryeh outpost

The four sales to Israel, including tactical vehicles and helicopters, were a violation of Congressional norms, the ranking member of the House Foreign Affairs' Committee said. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faced criticism this month for comments on U.S.-Israel arms dynamics

While boosting Israel's outlook, the credit rating agency reaffirmed the country's credit rating – the likelihood that a country will repay its debts – warning that Israel's security and geopolitical environment remains vulnerable

The captive, identified by Palestinian sources as Adham Attallah al-Aqar, was among dozens of Hamas militants who had remained in the group's tunnel network in Rafah. In December, Yasser Abu Shabab, who led the Israel-backed militia, died after being wounded in clashes in Gaza

Israeli researchers found that when someone expresses a negative emotion, we tend to overestimate its intensity – a bias that affects close relationships and shapes how we experience the world

The state-run Tehran ‌Times reported one explosion at a residential building in the southwestern city of Ahvaz, near Iran's border with Iraq, which killed four people. A separate explosion occurred at Iran's southern port of Bandar Abbas. Israeli officials denied the country's involvement

Likud argued that law enforcement turned a blind eye to alleged wrongdoing under the Bennett–Lapid government, but is now opening daily probes against ministers and lawmakers in Netanyahu's right-wing coalition, calling it proof of discriminatory enforcement by the 'deep state'

Stemming the bloodshed of Arab citizens is an issue that concerns all sectors in Israeli society, across lines of identity and religion, and Tel Aviv's protest had the level of participation the issue deserved. Now the ball is in the policymakers' court