Military says the attacker tried to steal the soldier's weapon and in the ensuing struggle stabbed her in the back; he tried to flee the scene with the weapon but was apprehended in the consequent manhunt

After agreeing to the government deal in principle, Eviatar residents officially sign a deal to leave before the start of Shabbat; Article 6 of the deal, however, allows civic presence at the site, establishment of yeshiva and legal settlements in future

During Foreign Ministry's pride event, Efrat Tilma says one she joined the force, 3 more transgender people followed in her footsteps; she when she first began working in the force as a volunteer, she would regularly get abused

Officials say weeks-long standoff in course of being resolved but it has also raised tensions with the West as indirect talks between Iran and the U.S. on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal have adjourned without a date set for their resumption

Col. Sharon Asman passes away surprisingly days after taking the infantry unit's top post; he has served in the military for nearly 25 years and was widely regarded as one of IDF's most respected commanders

Human rights chief urges calm after protesters attacked by security forces and calls to 'promptly, transparently and independently' investigate 'any unnecessary or disproportionate use of force'

Firefighters put out four flames they say posed no danger in first spate of attacks since Israel retaliated for similar launches last month; arson suspected in Tomb of Samuel north of Jerusalem

Report says Israel's efforts to eliminate human trafficking 'not serious and sustained' compared to previous reporting period even accounting for impact of COVID-19 pandemic