An armed terrorist was shot down by Israeli forces after approaching the Israeli settlement of Psagot in the West Bank on Tuesday morning.There were no casualties to Israeli forces.This is a developing story.

The Hezbollah terrorist organization claimed they hit an IAF base in Moshav Meron in northern Israel on Tuesday, Hebrew media reported.The Lebanon-based terrorist group began firing rockets into Israel on Tuesday morning at around 9:30 a.m.

The short film "Letter to a Pig" by Israeli director Tal Cantor was nominated for the Oscar in the category of the best animated short film, Israeli media reported on Tuesday.

According to preliminary reports, an armed terrorist on a bike was eliminated by IDF reservists on Tuesday after he opened fire at the forces operating near the Einav intersection in the West Bank, Israeli media said.There were no casualties to Israeli forces, according to the report. This is a developing story.

NEW YORK - Almost 200 bipartisan members of congress asked Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to continue supporting Israel in opposing South Africa's allegation of genocide at the International Court of Justice in a letter signed Tuesday. The 146 Republican and 64 Democratic representatives who signed the letter said they write to "express our disgust at this filing, which perpetuates false and dangerous allegations against the Jewish state," the letter said. The letter praised the Biden administration's position on Israel's right to self-defense."We vigorously denounce South Africa's deeply hostile stance towards Israel and thoroughly reject its charge of genocide," the letter said. "We urge you to continue to do the same, to offer Israel all appropriate support in opposing the South African application to the ICJ, and to encourage our allies to join us in speaking out against this unfounded attack on Israel, particularly at the United Nations and in other intergovernmental organizations."The letter criticizes South Africa's application for not acknowledging Hamas' actions on Oct. 7 and for its use of the term genocide.