No immediate reports of injuries in attack, day after US-led group of countries vowed to deliver new anti-missile systems to Kyiv

Minister says restrictions on Shuafat refugee camp to be eased despite intensive search for Palestinian gunman; settlers and Palestinians clash in northern West Bank

Nury Martinez resigns office amid outcry over recording of her and other councilmembers discussing racial politics, including claim Jews 'cut a deal' with Black area of Los Angeles

Local activist heading unique independent effort to help unhoused population told to stop giving aid and vacate three-story building in center of capital

Judiciary chief says 'undue sympathy' and weak punishments are an injustice to the people, allows some leniency for 'less guilty elements'

Two cops injured; car with Jewish family forced to flee after stoned; footage shows hail of fireworks and police car surrounded by flames as fighting spreads beyond Shuafat

'Truly frightening' data from 32,000 tracked species shows average decline of 69%, with parts of Latin America seeing losses as high as 94% from 52 years ago, WWF says

Though Israeli import laws favor domestically-grown citrons, every 7 years growers from the high Atlas Mountains corner the market during the biblical farming sabbatical of shmita