Wagner Group boss Yevgeny Prigozhin agrees to go into exile but his foray toward Moscow exposed Kremlin weakness and will leave a diminished Russian leader, say Western analysts

Planned attack said thwarted by intelligence services cooperating with Israeli, US counterparts; reportedly connected to Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Residents of Mecca sustain annual pilgrim multitudes with food and water, a custom they maintain even in an era of luxury accommodation for tourists

Military says assailants open fire from passing vehicle near northern West Bank city; troops return fire

Intelligence officials conducted briefings on potential for unrest in nuclear-armed country a full day before it unfolded, the Washington Post and New York Times report

Hitler said to have attended 13 shows of the renown musical clown, and received seasonal greetings; Neues Museum Biel recently acquired some 1,000 items from Grock's collection

Smotrich says security chiefs' denouncement suggests 'equivalency between murderous Arab terror' to 'actions' against Palestinian civilians; Ben Gvir slams security forces

Kremlin says Yevgeny Prigozhin will not face prosecution as part of deal to end most significant challenge to Putin in more than 20 years in power

Serviceman is suspected of involvement in rampage through Umm Safa in West Bank, where settlers set vehicles and homes ablaze and opened fire on civilians

Israeli Ambassador to UN Gilad Erdan sends letter to secretary-general and Security Council revealing photos of terrorist group's position