LiveLive Updates July 26, 2026Share to FacebookShare to XArticle printing is available to subscribers onlyPrint in a simple, ad-free formatSubscribeComments: Zen reading is available to subscribers onlyAd-free and in a comfortable reading formatSubscribeJuly 26, 2026UpdatesIsraeli police arrest seven Palestinians over alleged assault near West Bank outpostIsraeli police said they arrested seven Palestinians overnight on suspicion of assaulting an Israeli near the Morenu farm outpost, close to Beitar Illit in the West Bank.Police said an Israeli sustained minor injuries after being struck with a club during a confrontation. Soldiers and local security personnel detained the suspects, while a search of the area uncovered clubs and suspected incendiary materials, which were seized as part of the investigation, according to the police statement. The suspects remain in custody, and police said they will seek to extend their detention.IDF says it sealed home of Palestinian involved in Friday's shooting in Tell, ahead of planned demolitionThe IDF said it sealed the home of one Palestinian involved in Friday's deadly shooting incident in Tell, ahead of the home's planned demolition.Footage from the incident at the West Bank Palestinian town of Tell on Friday. Use according to section 27A of Israeli copyright law.Earlier, the military said it mapped the homes of two Palestinians involved in Friday's clashes near Nablus in the West Bank in which two Israelis and four Palestinians were killed. The IDF said it intends to demolish the homes.The shooting occurred after armed Israeli settlers entered the Palestinian town of Tell and a Palestinian resident seized a weapon from one of the settlers, triggering a wave of settler raids and attacks on surrounding Palestinian villages.The Israelis killed in the shooting have been identified as Benayahu Mellet, 32, a member of the Havat Gilad settlement's security team, and Major Yuval Ezra, 27, an IDF officer in the Artillery Corps from Herzliya.IDF closure of Nablus preventing access to hospitals, forced women to give birth in ambulances, Israeli human rights group saysThe IDF's closure around the Palestinian city of Nablus has disrupted emergency medical services in the area, forcing two women to give birth in ambulances after being unable to reach a hospital, an Israeli human rights group said.🚨Ongoing Nablus Closure Paralyzes Emergency Medical Services – Women Forced to Give Birth in Ambulances, Dialysis Patients Stranded at Checkpoints