Palestinian workers in Israel required not to return to the West Bank until July 17 ■ Knesset approves bill for comprehensive digital tracking in first vote out of three

Prime minister told investigators that Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Arnon Mozes hinted that he could harm Netanyahu's children; when asked why he didn't complain to police he replied, 'who would believe me?'

Ethiopia is due to start filling the Blue Nile dam within weeks as Egypt calls on the UN to intervene, warning that its fresh water supply will be cut off

Suspect was shot by police, British media reports

In other countries, 100,000 people would have taken to the streets after the prime minister’s lackeys made this absurd claim

Following launches, Palestinian media outlets report Israeli army struck Hamas outpost in the Strip

Israeli authorities say rockets fell in open areas, with no casualties or damage caused ■ Incident comes as tensions rise over Israel's plan to annex part of the West Bank

Workers and families from from South Asia, as well as the U.K., the U.S., and Australia, who spent decades in the region, now have no choice but to leave