According to Channel 12, cops have agreed to demand that will also block such individuals from being interrogated under caution, in bid to encourage use of arms in an emergency

National security minister says terror incident 'proves importance' of public firearms; opposition leaders condemn attack, join praise for armed passerby who shot the terrorist

14-year-old Palestinian arrested, investigated after victim lightly injured in knifing, allegedly in response to IDF operation in Jenin

Wasim a-Sayed, 34, a Palestinian from Hebron, is on trial for murder of the Kaduri couple in 2019 and Moldovan foreign worker Ivan Tarnovski in 2022

Alexei Saab, 46, also allegedly attempted to shoot dead a man he thought was an Israeli spy, participated in Lebanon bombing that injured Israeli soldier

Third guard dies of wounds, after two Jewish worshipers and two other guards are killed by rogue officer who opened fire on Djerba synagogue during annual pilgrimage

Hassen Chalghoumi, who was in Djerba when two Jews were killed there, says the annual event must continue for sake of 1,000-member local Jewish community

The slaying of two Jews and a soldier risks undoing a Jewish-Arab interaction maintained by the annual visits of about 8,000 French, Israeli and other Jews to the Arab country

At least one alleged attacker shot by police, according to unverified reports, as hundreds of Jews from France, Israel and beyond gather on Djerba under heavy security

Opposition head slams 'incompetent government,' demands PM rein in far-right ministers, officially reinstate Gallant as defense minister; Likud: Lapid engaging in 'petty politics'