Israel Police arrested two minors suspected of arson near Homesh, intending to harm security forces; an indictment is expected.
The first U.S.-assembled Tamir interceptor for Israel's Iron Dome system was completed in Arkansas, strengthening U.S.-Israel missile defense cooperation.
Jerusalem Border Police forces uncovered two handguns and ammunition concealed in a structure in the Bir Nabala area, northeast of the city.
Israel's High Court canceled an official Rabbi Ovadia Yosef memorial citing election proximity; Shas now plans a 100,000-person event at his Jerusalem grave.
The Samaria Regional Council slams the Amsterdam Chess Open's new rule barring players from clubs in territories deemed occupied, calling it severe.
PM Netanyahu and Finance Minister Smotrich launch "Multiplication Plan" to mobilize 200,000 right-wing voters for upcoming Israeli elections.
Two 16-year-old Palestinian youths from Nablus and Burqa have been indicted for an arson attack near Homesh settlement in Samaria.
Israeli police and IDF raided Nabi Ilyas garages, impounding nine vehicles to enforce a ban on repairing Israeli-licensed cars in Palestinian territories.
Etgar Unit and Ephraim Brigade seize 9 Israeli vehicles in Nabi Elias to enforce regulations on vehicle transfers. Owners to be questioned.
Israeli forces eliminated a terrorist who crossed the Yellow Line and attempted to sabotage military infrastructure in southern Gaza.
