<p>Officers from the Beit Shemesh police station arrested two extremist haredi men who were caught tearing down Israeli flags that had been placed in the city for Memorial Day.</p><p>According to the police statement, the suspects were taken for questioning, after which a decision will be made whether to request an extension of their remand.</p>

<p>Police reported that they received a notification of a shooting incident targeting a man in Kafr Qasim. The victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, where he was pronounced dead.</p><p>The police have launched an investigation and are conducting searches for the suspects. According to an initial assessment, the incident is criminal in nature, stemming from an ongoing dispute.</p>

<p>Syria's official news agency <i>SANA</i> reported that Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is expected to hold a visit to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.</p>

Apple names John Ternus as its new chief executive officer, effective September 1, with Tim Cook transitioning to executive chairman after 15 years leading the tech giant.

<p>The police reported that five family members were arrested in Lod on suspicion of disturbing the peace during the Memorial Day ceremony in the city.</p><p>According to the statement, the suspects shouted and disrupted the siren and the ceremony. Police and Border Police forces raided their home and arrested them for questioning.</p>

In “60 Minutes" interview, Anderson Cooper tearfully apologizes to Rachel Goldberg-Polin for being the one who informed her and her husband about the video of their son Hersh’s abduction on October 7.

Iran’s Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf rejects US pressure, declaring Tehran will not negotiate under threats or blockade.

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer will step down from the Trump administration to take a position in the private sector, the White House announces.