Syria’s Interior Ministry said Tuesday that about 120 Islamic State detainees escaped from Shaddadi prison, contradicting earlier reports by the Kurdish news site Rudaw

The daycare manager and a caregiver were remanded for three more days as police described shocking scenes; Haredi protests against autopsies are planned in Bnei Brak, the High Court will hear a petition, and violent incidents were recorded in Jerusalem

Italy and Canada offer guarded support as European states voice concerns the board could weaken the United Nations; initiative, chaired for life by Trump, would require $1 billion payments for permanent membership

At Ammunition Hill in the capital, representatives of the Israel Land Authority began demolishing the UNRWA headquarters, after the Knesset decision to cut ties with the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees

ZAKA’s appeal overturned a lower court ruling as police probe alleged neglect at the illegal daycare; clashes spread across Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh and Highway 4, with arrests made and a protester injured after being struck by a vehicle

Iran warns any attack on Khamenei would be treated as declaration of war and could trigger call for jihad, as Washington reinforces forces in the region and Tehran maintains sweeping internet blackout after deadly protests

Grunis, who served on the Supreme Court from 2003 to 2015, taken to Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv after health scare