30-Year-Old Resident of Tira Shot to Death in His Backyard

Two suspects involved in a ramming attack in Jerusalem were located and apprehended.

IDF forces of Northern Command under the 91st Division, together with police and additional forces, completed a wide-ranging exercise preparing for escalation in the north.

Two foreign activists, one British and one French, who entered the security zone of Miztpeh Yair in the southern Hebron Hills to clash with the IDF, have been expelled from the country.

The exercise also included the Air Force's combat helicopter unit, as well as naval forces.

The Police and the ISA arrested a resident of the center in his thirties on suspicion of calling and inciting for the murder of the Prime Minister. After being questioned, he was released into house arrest.

The Police also rebuffed charges of excessive force in dealing with the anti-Netanyahu protests near the Prime Minister's residence.

Four police officers were injured in a ramming attack at a checkpoint near Kokhav Yair. The terrorist, who then tried to stab other security personnel, was neutralized.

The terrorist, a resident of Judea and Samaria without a residency permit in Israel, stabbed and seriously wounded three people. After attacking nearby police officers, he was eliminated.

MDA's blood bank announced that "there has been a decline in the blood inventory, this could lead to difficulties in supplying blood units and components to hospitals and the IDF."

Border Guard and IDF forces stopped a potential suicide bomber in the Aqabat Jaber refugee camp, eliminating three more terrorists who opened fire on them.

After an Indian foreign worker was killed by a Hezbollah anti-tank missile, the Population and Immigration Authority ordered the evacuation of remaining foreign workers to safety.

The Police said they were securing the area and called on residents to stay away. No casualties have been reported.