The internet is dark and almost no videos have emerged  but protest continues: hundreds of thousands have come out to more than 80 protest sites across Iran, and more than a thousand have been killed; White House tweets: "God bless our troops." 

Agreement with US, under which Israel receives $3.8 billion in military aid annually, will expire in 2028, and Jerusalem is not at all sure Trump wants or is able to renew it, amid possible opposition in Congress from progressive wing of Democrats and Republican's separatist wing 

 Rehavam settlement was established Sunday in Samaria with IDF and government coordination following Cabinet approval in May; families moved in and officials said additional communities are planned in the Jordan Valley and across the West Bank

New initiative by Justice Minister, Knesset Speaker and Likud lawmaker is expected to pass this week, saying Knesset will not recognize High Court rulings and orders regarding Judicial Selection Committee and reasonableness; Proposal says  court 'has no authority to discuss basic laws'

Returning from vacation, Nadia discovered two Palestinian burglars fast asleep in her living room; the men, both with prior records, including six other break-ins, arrested on the spot; 'I screamed, and they didn’t even wake up'

The court sentenced Liran Yaakovov, Netanel Aviv and Oz Rahum to 36 to 40 months in prison for arriving at the Nova festival site on Oct. 8 to loot victims’ belongings, including the laptop of the late Jenny Nissimboim and the credit card of the late Shay Mutzafi

As protests rage in Iran, Trump says Tehran reached out on nuclear talks, confirms contact with opposition and plans to speak with Elon Musk about using Starlink to restore online access amid deadly crackdown and mass arrests

Ministers back bill to scrap 'fraud and breach of trust' offense used in corruption cases against public officials, including Netanyahu; critics say move targets PM’s legal troubles as his trial continues