Yonatan Urich, a Netanyahu spokesman who has been questioned on suspicion of leaking classified information, told police he had engagements with the prime minister, so they agreed to interrogate him later

ISRAEL: IDF says some 15 Hezbollah rockets fired at Haifa and northern Israel; several intercepted, rest fell in open areas ■ LEBANON: Israeli strike in Beirut kills Hezbollah's media chief Mohammad Afif, two security sources say ■ GAZA: Some 90 Palestinians killed in central, northern Gaza following three IDF strikes, Hamas officials say

Arab social media users slammed last week's event in Riyadh that celebrated designer Elie Saab, after models were seen moving around a cube critics said referred to the Kaaba in Mecca

Bild, the best-selling German newspaper, is known for its strong support for Israel. So how did it become a pawn in an alleged conspiracy, orchestrated by Netanyahu's office, to turn public opinion against a Gaza cease-fire deal that would free the Israeli hostages held by Hamas?

Netanyahu's office asked Israel's Shin Bet security agency to say that for security reasons, the PM couldn't spend long periods of time in locations where his presence will be public knowledge well ahead of time

The insane act of the protest activists allows Israel's failing government to legitimize a revival of the judicial overhaul, and to divert attention away from the abandoned hostages, the political war in Gaza, the heavy cost in soldiers' lives, and from the draft-evasion and daycare bills