Former Shin Bet chief to sue Netanyahu, seeks October 7 minutes
Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar plans to sue Benjamin Netanyahu for defamation and demands the release of security meeting protocols from before the October 7 attack.
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Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar plans to sue Benjamin Netanyahu for defamation and demands the release of security meeting protocols from before the October 7 attack.
The UN Human Rights Office says 214 companies from 11 countries are involved in activities in settlements, adding 61 firms to its database and removing five.
The Hind Rajab Foundation filed an official complaint in Vietnam against Israeli reservist Matan Gerafi, accusing him of war crimes and acts amounting to genocide during the war on Gaza.
Settlers carried out scattered attacks across several areas of the West Bank, including beatings, theft of agricultural crops, property damage and restrictions on residents' access to their land.
Gold prices dropped about 4% in Monday trading, with the ounce falling to $4,113.79 amid selling pressure and sharp volatility in global financial markets.
Israeli authorities closed the Maghrebi Gate after 1,792 settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque on the third day of Sukkot, amid restrictions on Jerusalemites' movement.
Settlers stole olive crops from lands in Khirbet Masoud south of Jenin and in Sinjil and Turmus Ayya north of Ramallah, while others burned a vehicle in Deir Abu Mash'al.
A woman was killed and several others injured when Israeli aircraft bombed the roof of a home housing displaced families in northern Gaza City, as the death toll since the offensive began reached 74,022.
Israeli forces push the Yellow Line westward, expanding control to over 60% of Gaza and turning key roads into shifting boundaries that endanger civilians.
The Palestinian Health Ministry in the Gaza Strip announced on Monday that the death toll from the Israeli offensive on Gaza has risen to 74,022, with injuries reaching 175,098.