Netanyahu's request puts him in line with many other world leaders; From Nixon in the Watergate affair that changed America, to Lula who went from prison back to the presidency of Brazil, to the Peruvian dictator convicted of war crimes but released for 'health reasons'

Israeli forces killed Abdallah Hamad, son of a senior Hamas leader, and other terrorists who emerged from a Rafah tunnel, as dozens of Hamas operatives remain trapped underground amid a tightening IDF siege 

Assailant, who may have been hit by IDF gunfire, remains at large; 'IDF troops are now conducting extensive searches for the attacker,' military says

After US and Ukrainian delegations wrapped talks in Florida, Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to travel to Russia; Trump voiced optimism, but sources close to the talks said the drafting, especially on territory, is tough

Alleged Washington DC shooter Rahmanullah Lakanwal struggled to cope with the horrors he witnessed and the violence he carried out during his service in the elite CIA-supported Afghan unit

Head of the Israeli Directorate of Defense Research & Development, Brig. Gen. (Res.) Dr. Danny Gold, said at the Defense-Tech conference in Tel Aviv that 'we are already deep into work on the next generations of surprises for war' 

Some in Netanyahu's Likud Party have declared that they will vote against it, as Religious Zionism Party Minister Ofir Sofer says he won't support it even at cost of being fired from the government, while other members of his party also having difficulty supporting current version

Since May, 50 children wounded in Gaza and their families have been flown to the UK for treatment under a British government humanitarian initiative; Prince William met with several of them, Kensington Palace confirmed