Israel Hayom

Reuters reported that the Christopher Street Day Pride parade in Berlin was cancelled after a vehicle drove into a crowd at Tiergarten park. Police confirmed multiple injuries and are currently searching for suspects.

Ministers will approve the validity of the guidelines until August 11 against the backdrop of "uncertainty" in the Iranian arena. In Israel, preparations were made overnight for a significant US attack that would lead to an escalation, but it did not occur.

UK authorities have arrested individuals linked to Tehran's intelligence services who attempted to enter the country on small boats via the English Channel. Sources claimed that smuggling networks operated by the IRGC manage some human trafficking routes. MI5 head Ken McCallum previously warned that the intelligence agency had tracked more than 20 Iranian-sponsored plots last year.

An Iranian military official rejected President Donald Trump's remarks that Iran is becoming more serious about negotiations, describing the conflict as a "war of attrition." The exchange follows two weeks of US strikes across Iran.

Recent stabbing and shooting attacks in Judea and Samaria may signal a new wave of lone-wolf terrorism. Driven by incitement regarding Gaza and the Temple Mount, and exacerbated by the weakness of the Palestinian Authority, these attacks require more than just security countermeasures; they demand a fundamental shift in legal and ideological policy.

According to a report in Lebanon, the terrorist organization is refraining from action on the ground, convinced that the agreement is inapplicable. Meanwhile, President Aoun has proposed establishing an alternative international force to replace UNIFIL and ensure implementation.

Following the attack in the Havat Gilad area, in which Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet were killed, along with four Palestinians, Yair Golan and Moshe Radman criticized the government's policies. "Instead of distancing civilians from friction points, Netanyahu and Katz are announcing the establishment of more illegal outposts and farms," said Golan.

Security forces arrested two terrorists in a Shechem hospital who were wounded in the attack that claimed the lives of Staff Sergeant (res.) Benyahu Malet and Major Yuval Ezra. The Judea and Samaria Division is preparing for a major counter-terrorism operation. Crowds gathered in Havat Gilad for the funeral of Benyahu Malet.

Major Yuval Ezra, an artillery battery commander, has died of wounds sustained during a terror attack near Havat Gilad. Binyamin Malet, a member of the rapid response team, was also killed in the incident.

The IDF has been identifying an increase in the scope of terrorism in Judea and Samaria, some of which is directed by Iran. The last week was full of difficult incidents, which ended in a severe shooting attack in Samaria. Many forces were diverted to the area towards the weekend to prevent additional exceptional events.

Hundreds of Arabs surrounded Jewish hikers; a sheikh from the village snatched Binyahu Melet's weapon and fired. The claims have not yet been verified, and the IDF's response will be published later.

Binyahu Melet was killed while attempting to rescue a group of hikers under attack. He is survived by his wife Esther and two daughters. Havat Gilad leadership expressed their condolences and pledged full support to the family.