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Troops neutralize three terrorists who fire from a passing vehicle, in an attack that comes shortly after IDF announces easing restrictions on the West Bank city following a crackdown on the Lion's Den terror group.
The agreement opens the way for offshore energy exploration and removes one source of potential conflict between Israel and Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah and could help alleviate Lebanon's economic crisis.
Congressional leaders have invited Herzog to address a joint meeting of Congress as Israel prepares to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its founding next year.
Iyad Nablusi is the brother of Ibrahim Nablusi, who headed the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades before being eliminated in an IDF counter-terrorism operation in early September.
Lion's Den is responsible for several attacks in Israel, including the recent drive-by shooting of IDF soldier Ido Baruch. Leader Wadie Houh is killed in the shootout.
Students enter the men's dining hall in particular, challenging not only Iran's mandate for headscarves for women, but rules on gender segregation in some public spaces as well.
Tamer Kilani, a wanted terrorist involved in the recent spate of attacks in northern Samaria, was "assassinated" after motorcycle exploded early Sunday.
While in Damascus for a visit with Syrian President Bashar Assad, a Hamas delegation says that the group's decision to sever ties with the Syrian leadership and its support for the anti-government rebels was a "mistake."