'The police created this mess,' one of the leaders of the weekly demonstrations said. 'The number of protesters was not greater than in previous weeks. When they activated the water cannon ... they turned it into a significant event that drew people'

More than a dozen UN experts said the International Court of Justice's finding that the risk of genocide in Gaza was plausible means all weapons shipments to Israel must be halted

U.S. Democratic senators urge Biden to press Netanyahu for commitments prior to U.S. weapons transfer ■ Hamas-run Health Ministry: 22 killed in Israeli strike on house in Gaza ■ U.S. effectively reverses 'Pompeo Doctrine' on legality of Israeli settlements in West Bank ■ Family members of hostages held in Gaza block Tel Aviv highway in protest ■ Israeli delegation arrives in Paris for new round of hostage, cease-fire talks ■ Senior member of Hezbollah's missile corps killed in Israeli strike on south Lebanon

The missile attack forced the crew to abandon the ship, which had been on its way to Bulgaria after leaving the United Arab Emirates. It was transporting more than 41,000 tons of fertilizer, the U.S. military said in a statement

Soldiers who served under the company commander said the 24-year-old from Carmiel was an outstanding, respected commander

Brazil's President Lula da Silva reiterated his previous comments comparing Israel's conduct in Gaza to the Nazi Holocaust, which Israel has vehemently pushed back against, saying it is targeting Hamas – not the Palestinian people

Jerusalem residents are protesting a real estate deal for the last large open space in the Old City, which Ottoman-era documents show was intended to benefit the Armenian community

Prominent Russians released videos calling on authorities to release the body, and Western nations have hit Russia with more sanctions as punishment for Navalny's death as well as for the second anniversary of its invasion of Ukraine