PA officials say Palestinian-American Omar Abdalmajeed As'ad, who previously lived in Wisconsin, had a heart attack after being bound and beaten by Israeli soldiers; the IDF says he had been released much earlier

The gunman is reportedly demanding the release of his sister, who is serving life for planning to kill U.S. servicemen who questioned her in Afghanistan ■ The Reform synagogue stresses social justice values, and Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker, one of the four hostages, has embraced progressive causes

Ballistic missile launched hours after North Korea slammed the United States for pursuing new sanctions in response to its recent missile launches, warning of retaliation

Israel Police launch an investigation after the man in his forties was found dead near Dimona

The death of two Israeli military commanders has prompted renewed debate on open-fire regulations, which were eased last November despite opposition from an internal IDF report in 2020

The Israel Association of Public Health Physicians calls on Bennett to treat COVID like any other infectious disease ■ Israel's Health Ministry replies: 'An irresponsible conversation aimed at eroding the public trust'

The structure, which has been set ablaze a number of times in the past, stands adjacent to the West Bank settlement of Ma'ale Hever

Ending the boycott, which was issued over investigation of Beirut port blast, means the Lebanese cabinet will convene for the first time in three months