The security establishment estimates that National Security Minister Ben-Gvir will not go up to the Temple Mount, but if he wants to do so he will need the prime minister's approval; Thousands of police officers will secure the events in the capital

Father claims Israel is dangerous due to rocket fire from Gaza, but court rules children's welfare outweighs his arguments and orders return of their passports to mother who flies back to Israel with two daughters while whereabouts of third child unknown

Tens of thousands of marchers gather in the capital garbed in the national colors to celebrate the reunification of the city after the 1967 Six Day War; thousands of police officers on hand to protect marchers and prevent clashes with local Palestinian residents

Ultra-Orthodox lawmaker Moshe Gafni joins warning from Jordan and calls on Netanyahu to order Knesset members not to arrive at the Temple Mount in order to prevent possible riots and further escalations

Two Israeli citizens were arrested in different countries on suspicion of smuggling illegal drugs to Taiwan and New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs says handling the cases

Legislation aims to prohibit donations to Israelis living in the West Bank and East Jerusalem; among charities affected are Central Fund of Israel, which funds Kohelet Forum chief's salary, and Regavim movement founded by Smotrich

After nine-year-old Nadav is diagnosed with an aggressive cancer his parents face personal and financial crisis but find other Israelis living in L.A. willing to step up and offer, funds, warm meals and babysitting services, and also push for funding drive

Shin Bet says teenager has direct links to acts of terrorism that occurred in Palestinian villages, and ordered him to be placed under house arrest in order to minimize security risks he poses