Killing of jihadist group's leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, announced Sunday, sparks 'sense of satisfaction' for survivors and victims' families

84-year-old suspect arrested after attack in southwestern city of Bayonne; victims were 74 and 78

Suspect shot in hand during manhunt after trying to stab group of border officers near Herod's Gate

Tehran developing ability to accurately hit anywhere in Mideast, prime minister warns visiting US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who vows more economic sanctions on Iranians

US delegation holds talks on bilateral ties with Gantz and Lapid, currently trying to put together a new government

Israeli media gets giddy with Trump over the killing of the Islamic State leader, heaping kudos on the US president but warning that while Baghdadi may be dead, terror is not

Justice Ministry and police reject right-wing criticism, say devices will only be subjected to limited search, possibly conducted by judge

With UK still in turmoil days before looming departure date, Europe says it will delay exit until January 31, unless London ratifies a withdrawal agreement earlier

Roland Marchal was arrested in June, alongside a Franco-Iranian colleague who was herself accused of espionage

Jason Greenblatt acknowledges forthcoming peace plan may not be embraced immediately; stresses US is not judge or jury, 'and we are not going to force anything on either party'