<p>A young man in his 20s was shot dead in Tira on Tuesday evening. He was evacuated to Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba in serious condition, where he was later pronounced dead.</p><p>The police have opened an investigation into the shooting. The background to the incident appears to be a conflict between criminal elements in the city.</p>

Spain set to advance a contentious anti-Israel resolution at an emergency UN General Assembly session. Co-authored with the Palestinian Authority, the draft demands a ceasefire and hostage release, while controversially backing UNRWA despite its Hamas ties.

A young Pakistani residing in Canada and suspected of planning a mass attack on the Chabad Center in New York has been extradited to the US.

<p>The Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Justice Noam Sohlberg, has ordered the government and the Attorney General to respond within five days to a petition seeking to freeze the dismissal proceedings against the Attorney General through an interim injunction.</p><p>In his decision, Justice Sohlberg requests that the Attorney General clarify whether she intends to represent the government's position in the proceedings. It is likely that the government will be represented in the process by a separate legal entity.</p>

<p>Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar thanked US Secretary Marco Rubio for his statement condemning the sanctions on Ministers Smotrich and Ben Gvir. </p><p>“Thank you Secretary of State, a clear moral voice, a voice of a true friend. Your words should be the compass to the international community, to all those preaching Israel, ignoring realities,” said Sa’ar.</p>

Israeli Samuel Vengrinovich was last seen on a mountainous trail in northern India, and his whereabouts are unknown. A rescue unit and Israelis in the area are searching for him.

<p>Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Mardawi on Tuesday night rejected the statements of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said there is "progress on the hostage issue."</p><p>"Netanyahu continues to lie, and all his statements are merely illusions aimed at deceiving the Zionist public and preventing a real deal that would return the prisoners alive," Mardawi said.</p>

<p>Argentina's Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the fraud conviction of former president Cristina Kirchner, for which she received a six-year prison sentence and was banned from holding public office for life.</p><p>"The sentences handed down by the previous courts were based on the abundance of evidence produced," the Supreme Court wrote in its ruling.</p>