Daily brief
Israeli crews demolished buildings at the East Jerusalem compound of UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, using bulldozers. The agency called the action an 'unprecedented attack' on its facilities, which served as its headquarters in the city. The demolition was carried out under a new law banning the agency's activities in Jerusalem, with far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir participating.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran that Israel 'will act with a force it has not seen' if attacked, as tensions between the two countries rise.
Two caregivers suspected in the deaths of infants at an unlicensed daycare in Jerusalem are set to appear in court (ongoing coverage).
An Israeli comedian was briefly detained at Toronto's airport after a complaint was filed over his conduct during a performance in Gaza.
An Israeli police watchdog found that the force used unapproved spyware for years to collect data illegally.