Israeli police say diplomatic missions have not provided requested testimony, footage or forensic access after Saturday's attack in Taybeh; investigators are also seeking suspects in the beating of Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine, who underwent surgery for serious injuries

Israel's president, foreign minister, IDF and police condemn settler attack on European diplomats, but Netanyahu's office questions the account; witness describes men with crowbars, while Rubio demands action in West Bank's last Christian village

Nine days before the election, the government is set to approve sweeping cuts to education, health, welfare and other ministries to fund urgent military purchases, after already diverting 1 billion shekels from Arab community development; officials warn public services will suffer

Psychologist Ofra Miron-Lichter had her family block even news sites; a content creator began using two phones, and a mother banned chargers from bedrooms. Their experiences show why escaping the endless feed takes far more than willpower

Masked rioters torched Limoges City Hall and looted stores after largely peaceful nationwide marches; France reports 1,800 arrests and more than 500 injured police, gendarmes and firefighters as the violence sparks a fierce political blame game