A 29-year-old resident of East Jerusalem has been arrested In suspicion that he attacked an elderly woman living at the residential home where he was employed as a caregiver.The woman, aged 90, was physically injured by the attack.The suspect will be brought before a court later today and police are expected to request an extension of his remand.

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Senior PLO official accuses Israeli government of giving a green light to "settlers" to harm Palestinians and their property.

Due to high levels of contamination in the waters measured off the Ma'agan Beach in the Kinneret Lake, the Health Ministry has issued an advisory against bathing there until further notice.

Writer and researcher Ken Timmerman analyzes the situation in Lebanon and what is behind the country's civil protests.

For the third time since a fighter was injured during the evacuation of an outpost In Wednesday morning, teenagers threw rocks and bottles of paint at Border Police officers near Yitzhar.There were no injuries but a military vehicle sustained damage.

Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion In Wednesday night commented in an interview In Reshet Bet radio to the increase in cases of coronavirus in the city."In Jerusalem it is a very difficult task to reduce the cases of coronavirus. Thousands of people at demonstrations in Balfour and 20,000 worshipers In the Temple Mount are catalysts for infection. As mayor I must work to stop all gatherings," he said.

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad In Wednesday interrupted a speech he was giving to parliament, telling a room full of lawmakers that he needed to "sit down for a minute" after suffering a brief drop in blood pressure, The Associated Press reported.Assad, 54, was half an hour through his speech when he began appearing tired and halted his speech twice to take a sip of water from a glass in front of him, according to the report.