It was cleared for publication Tuesday that a senior Palestinian Preventive Security official was charged with incitement to terrorism after he posted content praising terrorists and glorifying their acts on Facebook. He also posted pictures of Nazi officials.

After feeling a burning sensation in his eye, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu underwent an eye examination at a Jerusalem hospital. The test came back normal and he returned to his office.

The Israeli device, invented by Tyto Care, will save the hassle and money of visiting the doctor and will allow patients to conduct a detailed self-examination and diagnosis from home. The device is already sold in the US for 299 dollars.

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Two days after its hydrogen bomb test, Pyongyang transported a ballistic missile launcher to the countrys west coast, according to a report by a South Korean news outlet. South Korean military sources warned that preparations for an additional North Korean launch were identified.

The President of the Red Cross will meet with the Hamas leadership in Gaza, as well as with PA and Israeli officials in Ramallah and Jerusalem, in order to discuss the release of the two Israelis held in the Gaza Strip and the bodies of the two fallen IDF soldiers.

While North Korea is reportedly preparing for an additional missile launch and South Korea is conducting military drills, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that additional sanctions against North Korea will "lead to large-scale global suffering" and urged both sides remain calm.

Hurricane Irma, which became a Category 4 storm late Monday night, is on its way to the Caribbean, where it will most likely hit Puerto Rico and other islands in the area. Florida is also bracing for the storm.