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

Tensions rise in the West Bank as IDF prepares for thousands of visitors after Yom Kippur and during Sukkot; hundreds questioned, dozens arrested; Nahal troops seen in Huwara with advanced Eitan APCs

Lt. Col. A. fought the move in court but judges ruled the dismissal process lawful; the IDF says he may appeal to Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, who held him among commanders bearing responsibility for the failures

As Saudi-Houthi fighting continues and US interceptor stocks dwindle, Riyadh seeks allied help; Hormuz traffic remains thin, a bypass pipeline is offline and China’s oil prices hit a record

White House chief of staff Susie Wiles says she is cancer-free after six months of breast cancer treatment, thanking her doctors and Trump for his 'unwavering support'

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

Trump says Tehran wants to make a deal to end the war and claims direct contact; US again bars Abbas from New York as Axios reports Trump will meet Gulf leaders on postwar plans

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