The fast actions of police prevented sabotage to a gas line for a residential structure in Ashdod. The suspect was taken into custody and he was arraigned, and his detention extended.
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According to Hadassah Hospitals spokesperson Hadar Elboim, Na’am Aliza bas Zahava Rivka, who was injured in the August 16, 2019 car ramming attack near Yishuv Elazar in Gush Etzion, was released from the hospital on Sunday.

Police on Sunday morning were summoned to the Choma Shlishis neighborhood of Jerusalem, as there were reports of “an explosion”. Police found fragments of a stun grenade in the yard of the home of the head of the Shuvu Banim cult in Breslov, Rabbi Eliezer Berland.
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President Reuven Rivlin was accompanied by Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Leon to open the new school year in Israel. The two visited the combined New Dvir School, meeting with special education students.

The Taliban attacked a second Afghan city in as many days on Sunday, killing several civilians and security forces, officials said, even as Washington’s peace envoy said the U.S. and the militant group are “at the threshold of an agreement” to end America’s longest war.
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Deputy Minister (Yahadut Hatorah) Meir Porush has confirmed a meeting was held with the leaders of the chardal community, adding that there is cooperation with a desire to strengthen the chareidi party.
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For the first time in its history, an Israeli judge has ordered that a Jewish criminal be deported to an Arab country. The deportation of Avraham Salem Alhadad, has been ordered deported back to his native Yemen in a precedent-setting ruling.
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During the recent flare-up of violence along Israel’s northern border, the IDF managed to trick Hezbollah into thinking that they injured Israeli soldiers in the attack that came in response to the recent IDF drone strike inside Lebanon.

President Donald Trump expressed a commitment Sunday, hours after the latest deadly mass shooting, to work with a divided Congress to “stop the menace of mass attacks.” He said any measures must satisfy the competing goals of protecting public safety and the constitutional right to gun ownership and seemed to cast fresh doubt on the merits of instituting more thorough background checks for gun purchases.

Officials say more than two dozen people were injured when a stage barricade collapsed during a performance at a Seattle music festival, although no one was seriously hurt.