Two people in their 20s were wounded from rock-throwing near the Givat Assaf intersection in the Jerusalem area, Magen David Adom (MDA) said on Monday. MDA paramedic Dudu Israeli recounted what he saw upon arrival at the scene. "They [the casualties] were fully conscious with minor wounds. They told us they were wounded by stone-throwing. We provided them with initial medical treatment on-site and evacuated them by MDA to the hospital, in mild condition."In a separate incident on Monday, the police noted it had arrested five suspects involved in stone-throwing on a compound in the Beit Safafa neighborhood of Jerusalem, damaging vehicles in the area.

Residents of US Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris' ancestral village in southern India were preparing to hold prayers on election day on Tuesday in a Hindu temple more than 8,000 miles (13,000 km) from Washington.Harris' maternal grandfather, P.V. Gopalan, was born more than a century ago in the leafy village of Thulasendrapuram in what is now southern India's Tamil Nadu state."There will be a special prayer on Tuesday morning at the temple," G. Manikandan, a villager who runs a small store near the temple, said. "Celebrations will follow if she wins."At the temple, Harris' name is engraved into a stone that lists public donations, along with that of her grandfather. Outside, a large banner wishes "the daughter of the land" success in the election.Gopalan and his family migrated a few hundred miles to the coastal city of Chennai, Tamil Nadu's capital, where he worked as a high-ranking government official until his retirement.The village received global attention four years ago when its residents prayed for victory for Harris' Democratic Party in 2020 before celebrating her inauguration as US Vice President by setting off firecrackers and distributing food.Harris and her Republican rival, Donald Trump, were scrambling to get supporters to the polls in a historically close contest, which means it could take days for the winner to emerge.

At least nine dead in Indonesia's Laki-Laki volcano eruption, NBC reported.So far, seven villages have been affected.

Home Front Command will conduct siren tests this morning at 10:05 in Karmiel. At the same time, a warning will also be sent out from the home front command app.