Israeli Police

A car crash in the central West Bank has left one person dead and three others wounded, according to Israeli police. The incident was reported by The Times of Israel, which cited police confirmation of the casualty figures. No further details about the victims, the circumstances of the collision, or the identities of those involved have been released.

Israeli police detained several Italian activists in the village of al-Bweib, south of Hebron, in the occupied West Bank, while they were escorting Palestinian farmers. Italy's foreign ministry, the Farnesina, has formally asked Israel for clarification over the arrests. The incident highlights tensions surrounding the protection of farmers and international activists in the area.

Israeli police and the Shin Bet security service have confirmed the arrest of two suspects on the Route 1 highway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem on suspicion of planning a terror attack. Details about the suspects' identities or the alleged plot have not been released, and authorities say the investigation is ongoing.

Israeli police briefly arrested 90 international volunteers who had come to help Palestinians with the annual olive harvest, before releasing them. The harvest season in the West Bank regularly draws foreign activists supporting farmers, and detentions of harvesters tend to spark criticism and debate over access to the olive groves.

Israeli police have arrested 21 suspects in connection with an alleged fraud scheme involving contractors linked to the Gaza war, reportedly worth millions of shekels. The arrests were covered across multiple Israeli and international outlets, though details about the suspects, the companies involved, and how the alleged scheme operated have not yet been made fully public.

Israeli police say a Palestinian terror suspect was caught by commando forces during an operation near the West Bank city of Jenin. Details about the suspect's identity, the alleged attack, and the exact circumstances of the arrest were not immediately released. Jenin and its surrounding area have been the site of frequent Israeli arrest raids in recent months amid ongoing security tensions.

Israeli authorities have arrested ten suspects in connection with a settler attack that targeted a U.S. journalist and American diplomats. The arrests follow an incident that drew international attention because foreign nationals were directly assaulted. Officials are expected to face questions about how extremist settler violence is being policed and what consequences the suspects will face.

Police officers attempted to persuade pro-Palestine activists to end their blockade of TT Electronics in Rochdale, UK, citing the disruption caused by the protest. The activists targeted the factory over its supply of components reportedly used in Israeli fighter jets, linking the company to the war in Gaza. The action has drawn attention to UK arms supply chains amid ongoing debate over British complicity in the conflict.