The attack caused only 'material damage,' Syria's state media says. There was no immediate statement from Israeli authorities

The prime minister is said to be seeking an 'honorable' retreat from extreme judicial overhaul plans, after international pressure stifled other possible right-wing coalition achievements

'Yulia looks well and is in good condition,' Israel's Nature and Parks Authority, which tracks Yulia's movements along the coast, tweeted, and urged people to keep distance and allow the mammal to safely rest on the beach

Opposition is unable to choose a candidate amid friction between parties ■ National Unity Party chairman Gantz warns he will withdraw from judicial coup talks if Netanyahu tries to snag both seats for its own candidates

An official from Iran's Judiciary said on Monday that fourteen members of a group linked to Israel were arrested, just a week after reporting that another Israeli 'terror group' had been caught trying to cross the northwestern border

National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai are in fierce debate over who will replace Tel Aviv police chief Ami Eshed, who was ousted by Ben-Gvir for his lenient handling of anti-government protesters

The return of settlers to Homesh is a bid to turn the clock back to before the 2005 disengagement from Gaza and northern Samaria. Likud leaders, current and future, will have to accommodate such desires if they want to keep their extremist partners in government