Columns of ‘Israeli’ military armored vehicles entered the northern West Bank city of Nablus on Friday night.

The footage showed several heavy armored personnel carriers and military vehicles advancing through urban streets alongside civilian traffic after nightfall.

The escalation comes after an operation in Hebron that left two ‘Israeli’ soldiers dead.

A video circulating online shows a Lebanese restaurant owner in Beijing, China, confronting 'Israeli' customers after hearing them speak Hebrew and demanding that they leave. The incident has sparked debate online over discrimination, nationality, and solidarity with Palestine. Details surrounding the incident remain limited.

Macklemore is back on stage, once again chanting “Free Palestine” at his first concert since being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s US tour. The rapper’s support for Palestinians continues to spark debate over political expression and the music industry.

A shooting in Trappes and the neighbouring town of La Verrière, near Paris, has left one person dead and four others injured. The gunman reportedly fired from a vehicle before being arrested. France’s anti-terrorism prosecutors are investigating possible links to terrorism, racial hatred, or religious hatred. The motive has not yet been confirmed.

Around 1,000 people, mostly women, gathered outside Poland’s parliament in Warsaw to demand greater access to abortion. The demonstration marked six years since a Constitutional Court ruling introduced a near-total abortion ban. Protesters say little has changed, despite calls for reform, and continue to demand greater reproductive rights.

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Serbia’s student-led movement is taking its anti-corruption campaign from the streets to the ballot box. After nearly two years of protests sparked by a deadly railway station collapse that killed 16 people, the movement is now challenging the ruling party in the October 25 parliamentary elections. A major rally in Belgrade has drawn huge crowds, putting the country’s political future under the spotlight.

‘Israeli’ National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority and the disarmament of its security forces following the shooting near Hebron in the occupied West Bank.

Ben-Gvir warned against what he described as the possibility of another October 7-style attack originating in the West Bank, urging the ‘Israeli’ government to act before the situation escalates.

“We must not wait for another October 7 to come from the West Bank. The next conflict will erupt from there, and we must act before it is too late,” he said.

Ben-Gvir also demanded the removal of the Palestinian Authority’s weapons and the complete elimination of what he called “terror infrastructure.”

Additional footage from the scene of the shooting near the settlement of Telem in the Hebron area of the occupied West Bank, where the two attackers were killed following an armed exchange with ‘Israeli’ forces.

A shooting near the settlement of Telem in the Hebron area of the occupied West Bank targeted a military position, reportedly striking a reserve battalion affiliated with the ‘Israeli’ Home Front Command, according to Hebrew-language media.

Six ‘Israelis’ were wounded, including two critically, according to medical services. The ‘Israeli’ army announced it had killed two people following an exchange of fire that reportedly lasted more than 20 minutes.

Following the incident, the army deployed reinforcements, closed entrances to nearby Palestinian towns and villages, imposed movement restrictions, and launched extensive searches across the surrounding area for possible additional suspects.