MK Gilad Kariv clashes with a police officer during a protest, claiming that large demonstrations could force PM Netanyahu to end the war.

Over 400 arrested in London protest supporting banned Palestine Action group, leading to clashes with police and accusations of violence from both sides.

Jim Jarmusch's film 'Father Mother Sister Brother' won the Golden Lion for best film at the Venice International Film Festival, focusing on three stories of different families. The festival also featured other notable films and award winners.

Israelis rally in Tel Aviv urging Trump to end Gaza war and free hostages. Israeli forces target Gaza City, raising concerns for hostages' safety. Hamas offers to release hostages for ceasefire, but negotiations stall.

The Venice Film Festival wrapped up its 82nd edition with over 1,900 feature films showcased. The festival featured 21 films eligible for awards like the Golden Lion, with winners decided by a jury led by American director Alexander Payne.

Mia O'Brien, 23, from Liverpool, is facing life in Dubai's notorious Al-Awir Central Prison after being found with cocaine. The prison has been described as a place of torture and violence by former inmates. Mia's case highlights the strict drug laws in the UAE and the severe penalties for drug-related offences.

Israeli civilians were rescued by security forces after entering Palestinian-controlled areas, violating Israeli law. The individuals were found in dangerous situations and safely returned to Israel through security coordination channels.

The Maghreb Sumud Flotilla, part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, has rescheduled their departure from Tunis to Wednesday, September 10, after being delayed by bad weather.

Over 300 arrests were made at a protest against the ban on Palestine Action in London, with allegations of police violence. Organisers and Amnesty International criticized the arrests as a disproportionate response.

Amit Segal points out a gap between Yossi Cohen's abilities in security and business and his performance in politics, highlighting contradictory messages in recent interviews.

London police arrest 300 people at rally supporting Palestine Action, a banned pro-Palestinian group. Demonstrators gathered near parliament to protest against the ban, leading to arrests for various offenses including assaulting police officers.

Massive crowd in Jerusalem protests against Netanyahu, accusing him of expanding the war in Gaza and failing to respond to Hamas's offers. The rally is one of the largest in the capital over the issue of hostages.