Police claimed that protesters chanted slogans which they said constituted incitement, and held signs that could 'disrupt public order.' A protester described the police as using excessive force during the arrests: 'The officers didn't wait for chants or clashes; they just decided to end the protest by force'

As Israel withholds over $3 billion in tax revenues, Ramallah is seeking emergency donor funding while warning that collapse of the PA would render global recognition efforts meaningless. Saudi and French backing are viewed as key at the upcoming UN donor conference

Officials said they haven't uncovered a direct plot to disrupt the UN General Assembly and noted there are no known credible threats to New York City. Agents believe nation-state actors used the system to send encrypted messages to organized crime groups

Both hospitals provided specialized medical services that have now become unavailable. The Gaza Health Ministry said other hospitals in Gaza City have also become inaccessible to the wounded and sick due to continuous airstrikes

Bozaglo, aged 27 from northern Israel, was a company commander in the Armored Corps. He is the 911th IDF soldier killed since October 7, 2023, according to the IDF's count

Macron announces recognition at opening of Saudi-French conference on the two-state solution, says France will open an embassy in Palestine only after the hostages are released ■ Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas pledges reform ■ Israel's ambassador to the UN: 'This is not a move for peace, but dangerous political theater'

The appeal follows warnings from aid groups that medical evacuations have nearly stopped and Gaza hospitals are running without basic supplies. Some signatories have also backed Palestinian statehood, defying U.S. opposition