The most important developments involving Israel, updated as facts emerge.
Birthright brought some 350 supporters and business leaders to Tel Aviv for technology talks, philanthropy, company visits and connections with Israeli society.
Israeli police and Shin Bet say a Jenin cell built rockets and conducted three tests. Six suspects are held, with indictments expected in the coming days.
Israel screened a documentary on UNRWA for diplomats at UN headquarters. The film's allegations, production details and UNRWA's response to staff dismissals.
Israel plans a UEFA complaint over Heimir Hallgrimsson's remarks and the treatment of journalists after the Ireland fixtures in September and October.
Tel Aviv University and the Gray Foundation present a steel memorial inspired by remembrance stickers, alongside a digital archive of nearly 1,000 examples.
The IDF named four Hamas terrorists eliminated in October 31 Gaza strikes, including a Nir Oz attacker, and distinguished two earlier strikes on October 22.
Mojtaba Khamenei threatens Israel and the US as Qatar mediation continues without a breakthrough and Iran claims two tanker explosions in the Hormuz strait.
Herzi Halevi rejected October 7 betrayal claims at a New York conference, called the attack preventable and urged a full inquiry into Israel's failures.
Two British men face national security charges over RAF Fairford as the UK points to Iran's Revolutionary Guard and MI5 warns of threats to military sites.
Prosecutors opened preliminary checks into Padova's Islamic arbitration chamber. Omar Vanin defends its legality as Muslim umbrella group UCOII rejects it.
Returning Israelis may have helped Netanyahu's opponents, but the 67,000 estimate does not establish turnout, voting choices or an eight seat impact.
Houthis accuse Egypt of war over Saudi defense support. Sisi rules out attacks on Yemen, while deployment details and a reported Saudi offer remain unconfirmed.
