Palestinian terrorists from the West Bank opened fire at a Jerusalem bus station, killing at least 6 and injuring 20. The attackers were identified as Muthanna Omar and Muhammad Taha. The families of the terrorists are expected to receive payments from the Palestinian Authority.

Four soldiers were killed in a Hamas attack outside Gaza City, with one soldier wounded. The soldiers were part of the 401st Armored Brigade's 52nd Battalion and the Nahal Brigade's 50th Battalion.

Police seek to extend order on Urich to stay away from the Prime Minister's Office for another 30 days as investigation into alleged pro-Qatar lobbying continues.

Spain sanctions Israel over Gaza 'genocide,' recalls envoy after antisemitism charge.

Jerusalem taxi driver hailed for rescuing elderly woman during deadly terror attack at Ramot Junction. Yigal's bravery recognized by President Isaac Herzog, though he insists he's no hero.

A United Nations envoy is being sued by two pro-Israel nonprofits for allegedly defaming them and abusing her diplomatic immunity. The case could set a precedent for holding international officials accountable for their actions. An American court will decide whether the envoy can be held liable for her campaign.

Israel's coach stands behind his country amidst calls for suspension, emphasizing trust in the army and soldiers. The team will wear black armbands for the game in honor of the victims of a recent attack in Jerusalem.

Banksy unveils a new mural at London's High Court showing a judge striking a protester, following the mass arrests of nearly 900 demonstrators supporting the banned group Palestine Action. The artwork highlights the ongoing debate over protest rights in the UK.

Sydney's social calendar returned with four star-studded parties over the weekend, including the launch of Justin Hemmes' new bar and a lively birthday celebration for Kristin Fisher. The city's elite gathered for glamorous events, marking the biggest society weekend of the year.

Adam Mahmood found guilty of possessing bomb-making video with instructions on creating explosive substance used in terror attacks. Faces jail time after being convicted by jurors at Birmingham Crown Court.

Labour MP Stella Creasy criticizes the continued arrests of protesters supporting Palestine Action, stating it is unsustainable and risks diluting the meaning of terrorism. Home Office minister Dan Jarvis defends the arrests, stating the group met the threshold for proscription.

Top students are now opting for southern universities over Ivy League schools due to the political climate and campus activism in the northeast. Schools like Harvard have faced criticism for their handling of protests, leading students to seek more relaxed environments for their college experience.