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Three Border Police officers were lightly injured and the return of a Palestinian family was halted after over 100 Israeli rioters clashed with security forces in Jalud.
A Palestinian home in the village of Jalud was torched as the IDF attempted to assist the family's return, and two suspects were arrested.
The UAE's state news agency confirmed Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with President Mohamed bin Zayed, while reports revealed Saudi representatives also attended regional talks on Iran.
The US president said Washington is engaging with mediators and pledged a swift victory against Tehran.
Five suspects detained over a bomb plot near Britain's RAF Fairford air base were released on bail as counter-terrorism police probe potential links to Iran.
Iran's embassy in London strongly rejected claims of involvement in the thwarted bomb plot near the air base, as police confirmed all five suspects are British nationals from London.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied meeting or speaking with Egypt's intelligence chief prior to October 7 and instructed his attorneys to file a defamation suit.
South Korea's military said it is highly likely that a North Korean landmine caused an explosion that injured three soldiers in the Demilitarized Zone.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed to deny reports of an advance warning before the October 7 attack, according to Reshet 13 and i24NEWS.
A local farmer returning home late at night spotted the suspects near RAF Fairford and alerted police.
Prime Minister Netanyahu's meeting with MbZ reportedly lasted six hours, while the UAE maintains official silence on the visit.
Brent crude climbed above $106 a barrel after US President Donald Trump rejected Tehran's offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
The White House stated it has no plans to sell arms to Beijing after Ambassador David Perdue revealed Trump raised the offer during their meeting.
Iran is suspected of involvement in a bomb plot against RAF Fairford that was foiled after a farmer's tip, prompting the US Embassy to urge citizens in the UK to exercise caution.
Faisal bin Farhan met with the US Secretary of State following the interception of Houthi missiles and drones fired toward the kingdom.
Eight US Marines sustained minor injuries from an Iranian cruise missile strike on a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, in a previously undisclosed incident.
Egypt issued three separate warnings regarding Gaza prior to the attack, including a direct call to the prime minister, according to reports.
The prime minister made a secret four-hour trip to the UAE to meet with the Gulf state's president and discuss regional threats from Iran, according to Israeli reports.
Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Orit Strock urged the prime minister to halt any initiatives in Gaza until demilitarization is achieved.
Israeli media outlets were granted access to the Navy's newest submarine at sea, designed to support operations across distant fronts.
The Israel Defense Forces has published video documentation of the strike that killed the operative who took part in the kidnapping of Noa Argamani.
Israel's Foreign Ministry is monitoring dozens of citizens trapped amid escalating clashes in northern Ethiopia and coordinating with local contacts.
A coordinated wave of Russian strikes hit the headquarters of Ukraine's largest telecoms operator, Kyivstar, alongside data centers across the country.
Ambassador Leiter stated that his son Neria's life remains in the balance following a terror attack, though encouraging signs offer hope.
Police suspect the five men detained near RAF Fairford were preparing an act of terrorism, while President Trump said they had been on the US radar for a long time.
Tehran declared it is prepared for both confrontation and diplomacy, while Washington described its Strait of Hormuz proposal as a cynical attempt.
Tehran stands by its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which its foreign minister said required ending Middle East hostilities and honoring a collapsed ceasefire deal.
Police sappers neutralized a suspicious object attached to a Hamas flag along an access road near Mount Baal-Hazor, prompting a police investigation.
Around 2,000 residents blocked a parade route in Portadown after a loyalist march was permitted for the first time in nearly 30 years.
Thousands of participants, public figures, and lawmakers travel in convoys toward the Gaza border area calling for renewed settlement in the Strip.
Iran announced that its forces seized a US military underwater drone in the Strait of Hormuz, with local outlets reporting it is the second captured device.
Video from the village of Whelford shows the detention of at least five men near RAF Fairford, as Britain's counter-terrorism command assumes control of the probe.
The Iranian army announced readiness for potential renewed US attacks and warned it would not allow its maritime trade through the Strait of Hormuz to be blocked.
Afghan authorities announced that 28 fighters were killed and 32 wounded after crossing over from Pakistan, alleging the group was backed by Pakistani militias.
Schools in the Saudi capital were moved to online learning without prior warning amid renewed tensions with Yemen's Houthi rebels.
At least 27 people have been killed in two mass shootings hours apart in South Africa.
Bomb disposal teams were deployed to inspect vehicles near the air base hosting US forces, as British authorities said the incident is under control.
The IDF struck Hezbollah drone launch sites and infrastructure in southern Lebanon following an explosive drone attack on Israeli troops, according to reports by Maariv and Israel National News.
Authorities evacuated a nearby village and arrested several suspects under the Explosives Act amid heightened security at the base.
The terrorist who kidnapped Noa Argamani into Gaza on a motorcycle on October 7 was killed in weekend strikes, according to Israeli reports.