At least six people were killed and dozens wounded after alleged Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a bus stop in Jerusalem, the deadliest attack in the city in years.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to pursue the attackers and their supporters, while far-right ministers call for tougher action.
The attack comes as Israel expands its military offensive in Gaza, bombing high-rises and forcing tens of thousands to flee south into already devastated areas.
The EU, Spain, France, Germany, and the UAE have condemned the violence, urging an immediate ceasefire.
Will the shooting derail ceasefire talks and hostage negotiations?

Israel Vows ‘Powerful Hurricane’ After Jerusalem ‘Terrorist’ Attack 

Israeli troops are reportedly experiencing war fatigue amid ongoing conflict, prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu to call for additional reinforcements. Here's the latest on the situation and its impact on the frontlines.


Israel-Gaza Conflict: Israeli Troops Suffering From War Fatigue, Netanyahu Calls for Reinforcements

Israeli former Defence Minister Benny Gantz on Saturday (August 23, 2025) called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to forge a unity government along with members of the opposition in a bid to help release the hostages held in Gaza.

Former Defence Minister Benny Gantz Offers Political Truce to Help Secure Hostage Release 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a proposed phased ceasefire-hostage deal, signaling a continued hardline stance amid ongoing conflict and international pressure.

Israel-Gaza War: Netanyahu Rejects Phased Ceasefire-Hostage Deal, Demands a Comprehensive One