US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday urged Palestinians who rejected President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan to come up with a "counter-offer" that could win Israeli support, as he headed to Britain on a five-nation tour.

Palestinian leaders free to come up with a counter offer: Pompeo

Israeli security forces shot a Palestinian woman who tried to stab them at a checkpoint in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday (September 18), Israeli police said, and Palestinian officials said she died of her injury.

Palestinian woman shot point blank

Two Palestinian teenagers were killed by Israeli fire in renewed clashes along the Gaza border on Friday, the health ministry in the Hamas-run enclave said. Ali al-Ashqar, 17, was shot in the neck along the border fence east of Jabalia in northern Gaza, a health ministry spokesman told AFP.

Two Palestinian teenagers killed by Israeli fire during clashes: Gaza ministry

76 young musicians scattered across Palestine who come together to delight the audiences in Europe on the notes of the major classical composers of all times. And the musicians' excitement was palpable.

A Palestinian musical delight in Europe

Israel said on Monday it was cutting by half the amount of fuel it supplies to Gaza's only power plant, in response to rocket attacks from the Palestinian territory.

Israel reduces Gaza fuel supply after rocket attack

Israeli airstrikes targeted a Palestinian faction loyal to the Syrian government in eastern Lebanon before dawn on Monday, Lebanese state media and the group said.

Israeli strikes hit pro-Syria Palestinian group in Lebanon

Three Israelis were injured by a bomb in a Palestinian attack near a settlement in the occupied West Bank on Friday, the Israeli military said. A military spokesman said an Israeli man and his two children were "seriously injured" by an improvised explosive device (IED) while visiting a spring near the settlement of Dolev, northwest of the Palestinian city of Ramallah.

Three Israelis injured by a bomb in an attack near settlement: Military

Israeli forces began preparations to demolish homes near a military barrier on the outskirts of Jerusalem under the cover of darkness on Monday, in the face of Palestinian protests and international criticism.

Israel prepares to demolish homes on Jerusalem outskirts, stoking Palestinian fears

Israeli Education Minister Rafi Peretz has spoken of his belief in therapy to convert gays to heterosexuality and claimed he has engaged in the practice, leading to calls for him to be sacked.

Calls to sack Israel education minister, Rafi Peretz over gay therapy comments

Palestinian leaders say a US envoy's comments on Israel having the right to annex at least parts of the occupied West Bank show "extremists" are involved in White House policy on the issue.

US envoy's annexation comments show 'extremist' approach: Palestinian leaders

A Palestinian stabbed and wounded two Israelis in annexed east Jerusalem on Friday before being shot dead, police said, despite tight security for Ramadan. One of the Israelis was in a critical condition and the other suffered serious wounds, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said.

Two Israelis wounded in Jerusalem stabbings, attacker killed: Police

After a weekend of deadly Palestinian fire on the Israeli city of Ashkelon, the underground bunker where public officials studied CCTV and incoming rockets from Gaza was hushed Monday after a tentative ceasefire.

Israelis, Palestinians welcome truce but fear more violence

The death toll rose to five in an Israeli retaliatory strike in the Gaza Strip on Sunday, news agency AFP reported. The Gazan health ministry identified the man killed as Hamad al-Khodori, 34.

Death toll rises to five in Israeli retaliatory strike in Gaza Strip

Israel's army on Sunday denied claims from Gazan authorities that an Israeli strike killed a pregnant Palestinian mother and her baby, saying errant Hamas fire was to blame for the deaths.

Israel army denies Gaza mother, baby killed by strike

The Palestinians on Monday restated their refusal to accept tax revenues collected on its behalf by Israel so long as the Jewish state deducts millions of dollars over a dispute about prisoners.

Palestinians keep up refusal of tax revenues after Israel cuts

Israeli police arrested the Palestinian governor of Jerusalem, Adnan Gheith. The police and governor's lawyer Mohammed Mahmud said that he allegedly violated an order previously given to him by authorities.

Israel arrests Palestinian governor Gheith of Jerusalem

Palestinian government ministers were sworn in for a second time on Sunday after a lawyer noticed that the oath they took the day before had been missing a phrase.

Palestinian ministers sworn in again after oath foul-up

A Palestinian man was shot dead by Israeli forces on Tuesday during clashes with troops in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian health officials said. The Israeli military said troops opened fire after Palestinians threw rocks and explosives at them during an operation southeast of the city of Ramallah.

Israeli troops kill Palestinian man in West Bank clashes

Thousands protest at border, but Gaza-Israel truce holds

Israel launched air strikes on the Palestinian enclave of Gaza and deployed extra troops to the border on Monday in response to the longest-range Hamas rocket attack to cause casualties in years.

Israel, Hamas clash over Gaza, then truce reached

A Palestinian was shot dead late Wednesday in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian medical sources said, with the Israeli army saying a soldier opened fire after Israeli cars were stoned.

Palestinian shot dead after he threw stones at Israeli cars: Medics, army

Israeli forces on Tuesday killed a Palestinian suspected of carrying out a deadly stabbing and shooting attack in the occupied West Bank two days earlier, the Israeli Shin Bet security service said.

Israeli forces kill Palestinian suspect in West Bank killings

Palestinian activists gathered early in the morning in the West Bank city of Hebron to accompany and keep safe dozens of children after Israel expelled observers of the Temporary International Presence in Hebron, a civilian monitor group, EFE reported Wednesday.

Palestinian school children escorted in Hebron after monitor group expelled

India probing if Google used its Android operating system to block rivals: Sources India's antitrust commission is looking into accusations that Alphabet Inc's unit Google abuses its popular Android mobile operating system to block its rivals, four sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

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