French President Emmanuel Macron referred to crises worldwide and warned that, "we must achieve a reliable defense for the European continent and do more to compete with the rapid arming of our global adversaries."

The European Broadcasting Union issued an official statement that strongly condemned threats against Israeli singer Eden Golan: "We call on everyone to engage in a respectful and constructive dialogue," it read.

The European Union's foreign ministers agreed to impose sanctions on Israeli citizens in Judea and Samaria who they claim, "harass and practice violence against Palestinians." The decision joins similar moves by the US, UK and France.

In a tweet posted on X/Twitter, Foreign Minister Katz said that Israel provides extensive humanitarian aid, Minister Fontelles should stop attacking Israel and recognize its right to self-defense against Hamas.

The fine came thanks to a complaint by major streaming company Spotify.

The Assembly President toured the scenes of the massacres in Be'eri and Re'im with Knesset Chairman MK Amir Ohana.

In anticipation of the enforcement of the law that will require Apple to open its "closed garden" and allow the installation of applications through external stores, the company SetApp announced the planning of the first application store that will compete with and challenge the App Store