Disruptions reportedly included shutdown of gas stations, hacked street signs carrying messages slamming Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei; event comes ahead of anniversary of fuel price hike which led to street protests 2 years ago

Foreign Ministry official Joshua Zarka says he personally updated U.S. officials on Israel's intention to blacklist 6 Palestinian rights groups over their ties to terror, but State Department claims U.S. 'did not receive specific heads-up'

Soldiers block roads in the capital Khartoum, close banks and cash machines, and shut down mobile services to keep protesters at bay after at least seven people were killed in riots following military's seizure of power

Human rights chief says Jerusalem's decision — made over six NGOs' alleged connection to terror group PFLP — will cause 'chilling effect' on human rights defenders, adds that no evidence has been presented

Moshe Lion dismisses speculations that city will cut off services to Palestinian mission — closed by Trump in 2018 and which Biden now wishes to re-establish, a move Israel objects to

Locals say centuries-old Muslim cemetery situated near the Old City's walls was damaged by municipal workers, but deputy mayor claims only illicit graves will be disturbed

In a gesture of goodwill, the IDF allows Lebanese workers to cross and harvest olive trees on Israeli territory; UN forces overseeing a buffer zone 'reported the gesture' to the Lebanese side

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked announces the move in a meeting with local councils, making local council of Maghar the first city with a Druze majority; move was approved due to community's economic and organizational development