Soldiers manning post near southern West Bank city open fire at vehicle accelerating toward them; suspect seriously wounded, no other injuries reported

Geoff Duncan, state's lieutenant governor during 2020 election, says series of criminal indictments should persuade Republicans not to pick former president as 2024 nominee

No indication given on when trams will resume; incident comes less than a fortnight after route's hotly-awaited opening

Tech giant says it removed 7,700 Facebook accounts trying to promote Beijing's agenda, gives details on Russia's similar 'Doppelganger' operation, which has added Israel as target

Transportation Department launches probe after journalist barred from boarding flight following hours of screening; case comes as Israel aims to enter US Visa Waiver Program

Amos Hochstein will meet with senior officials in Beirut and inspect UNIFIL operations ahead of vote on extending mandate of peacekeeping force

Defense minister talks with State Department's Barbara Leaf, White House Middle East czar Brett McGurk and US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield during muted trip to US

Saudi crown prince made offer to Abbas in April, conditioning it on him securing control of West Bank, but officials say move aims to ensure legitimacy for deal with Israel

Syrian foreign ministry condemns 'cowardly' attack; Israel believed trying to counter Iran’s use of commercial flights to bring military supplies to Hezbollah

But PM reportedly not notified of publication of sit down, which sparked disapproval of 'amateurish, irresponsible' Cohen and led to firing of Libya's Mangoush