About 200 illegal structures have been cleared this year, while two reserve Border Police companies have been deployed to double evacuations; police arrested 10 suspects after attacks on European diplomats and a Washington Post photographer

Facing criticism from opposition partners, Eisenkot argues that a strong Yashar party can attract disillusioned Likud voters while pushing smaller right-wing rivals below the electoral threshold and strengthening his claim to form the next government

Israeli police launch ‘Olive Leaf’ operation after attacks on a Washington Post photographer and diplomats from France, Belgium and Poland sparked international outrage; vehicles seized as military and Border Police forces also move against illegal construction

Another 350 arrested after renewed Paris looting; Macron admits intelligence failures but refuses his interior minister's resignation as France reels from widespread destruction and nearly 1,000 injured security personnel

Mohammed Azzam, a physician at Soroka Medical Center in southern Israel, pledged allegiance to ISIS after October 7 and kept manuals for making explosives and poisons; court cites decade of radicalization as prosecutors seek review of his medical license

Channel 12 reports that Jonatan Urich continued working with Qatari figures until mid-to-late 2024; questioned over payments and whether Netanyahu knew, he denied promoting Qatar in Israel and said he was not required to disclose his outside work

Students protesting corruption demand PM Edi Rama resign after 13 years, clash with police and burn offices and banks; Brussels warns against excessive force as Rama alleges a foreign-backed drone attack plot and warns Albania's EU bid is at risk

As flashpoints and farms multiply in the West Bank, police propose ‘Brigade C,’ an 800-strong force of officers and troops in blue uniforms, administratively under the IDF Central Command chief, with full civilian policing and investigative powers