Police say the 24-year-old Nablus resident was driving a stolen car when he struck a cyclist near Herzliya beach; officers arrested him at the scene and found an ignition computer, hammer and window-smashing tools inside the vehicle after the crash

Yom Kippur’s empty roads can be deceptive: crashes still occur, especially before and after the fast as traffic patterns shift rapidly, with many victims children and teens

Col. A., a veteran fighter pilot and former Ramat David Air Base commander, says civilian-risk assessments are built into every stage of strike planning and disputes the documentary’s claim that an attack was approved despite an estimated toll of 500 civilians

Former attorney general who approved Netanyahu investigations and indictments is set to testify Oct. 11, just 16 days before election

Prosecutors say Mustafa Issa, 20, used his volunteer role with Israel’s fire service to scout potential targets, experimented with explosive mixtures and bought a drone and attachment equipment as he prepared the alleged attack over 18 months

Pentagon assessments warn Riyadh’s military ties with Beijing and use of Chinese telecom equipment could expose sensitive jet systems, while Israel raises concerns over its regional military edge

Lebanese, Israeli and diaspora women say diplomacy alone cannot secure lasting peace, calling for civil society ties alongside security agreements