Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment finds there was US$380 million in physical damage and an additional US$190 million in economic losses; Israel called on to upgrade border crossing

Islamist group leads latest demonstrations in Ramallah, Hebron after Nizar Banat died following his arrest by Palestinian security services earlier this week

Palestinians pack into Hebron mosque to pay last respects to Nizar Banat, a social media activist who died after 'vicious beating' during arrest by Palestinian security services

Autopsy on Nizar Banat shows he did not die naturally, doctor says, after family accuses PA security forces of beating him during arrest

Nizar Banat's family says he was violently beaten as he was taken into custody on Thursday; EU 'shocked and saddened' by social media activist's death

US president will meet with G7, Queen Elizabeth II, NATO, and European Union before summit with Russia's president; says tour part of a 'defining' battle for democracy

Decision by European Medicines Agency must still be okayed by European Commission before countries get go-ahead to start giving COVID shots to adolescents

EU vows to increase efforts for political solution; Germany says work must be done on causes of conflict; France hails 'fundamental role' played by Egypt as a mediator

Bloc also agrees to loosen criteria for declaring a country as unsafe; currently, only 7 nations are listed as 'green,' among them Israel

Peter Szijjarto urges bloc to engage in 'less judgement, less lecturing, less criticism, less interference and more pragmatic cooperation'