Bilal Muhammed Saleh, 40, was allegedly part of a group working outside their village near Nablus when they were attacked
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UN special coordinator says 'outraged by the continued incitement, provocations, and lack of accountability' for reprisal attacks, following attack on family in West Bank town

Top general in West Bank, Yehuda Fox, says administrative restraining order 'necessary' to ensure security; Elisha Yered also banned from contacting several far-right activists

Military notifies Elisha Yered that, pending hearing, he will be handed a 6-month order, but does not specify intended restrictions; Yered denounces move as 'revenge' campaign

Regional council head urges deadly reprisals for attacks, following the example of early left-wing governments; Border Police officer lightly hurt in settler riot

Military reporter Emanuel Fabian on why IDF reservists who quit were suspended; health reporter Renee Ghent-Zand on lung cancer treatments, how men and women stress differently

Judge agrees lower court ruling keeping Yehiel Indore in custody reasonable, but adds self-defense claim legitimate; police say evidence contradicts defense's argument

In missive to Israel Prison Service, Ben Gvir asks if Yehiel Indore's rights as detainee are being preserved; protesters mount bus, block entrance to capital

Court appears to accept police claim of 'significant development' in case against Yehiel Indore, suspected of killing Palestinian, but adds self-defense argument can't be dismissed

Judge says there's 'no reasonable suspicion' against suspects from Burqa, who were detained following incident in which settlers killed a young Palestinian man