The assault takes place amid growing violence targeting Palestinian olive harvests.
Bernard Baudoux, a mayor aged 78, is also beaten.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says the diplomats should have arranged their journey with the military.
Radio-Canada
Thousands march in Tunis despite repressionLe Monde
Unions and civil society organizations call the march, 5 years after Kaïs Saïed’s power grab.
By Melody Schreiber · The Guardian
The US commerce secretary had already disrupted negotiations with Canada.
Opposition parties retain control of the upper chamber, dealing a setback to the prime minister and his coalition.
The UN recommends around 15 liters daily per person; authorities under Hamas control say residents have access to half that amount.
Toxic haze forces schools to close and brings an increase in respiratory problems.
Smoke from Indonesian fires restricts outdoor activities in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and East Timor.
By FRANCE 24 · France 24
As the midterm elections approach, participants express a desire for change alongside their concerns.
Rallies take place nationwide under the banner of the main movement opposing the president.
Le Monde
By Anya Stroganova · RFI
The president’s son already commands the military and repeatedly posts threatening statements on social media.
Homemade synthetic drugs deepen the crisis in the United StatesBBC News
Users, dealers and people working in prisons and recovery describe a new, deadly wave.
Data center expansion divides IcelandRadio-Canada
The country has a center for every 33,000 residents, a concentration 4 times that of Canada.
Lula now supports criminal responsibility from 16 for certain crimesThe Guardian
Brazil’s president abandons his previous position with just over a week until the presidential runoff.
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