Palestinian Authority & Gaza Strip

IDF forces operate in the city to apprehend Abed al-Rahman Hazem for involvement in shooting attacks. His brother killed three Israelis and injured a dozen others at a Tel Aviv bar in April.

Earlier in September week, members of the Den of Lions briefly clashed with Palestinian security forces in Nablus.

A semblance of normal life returned on Wednesday to Nablus, known as the West Bank's business capital.

A soldier is hospitalized after being slightly wounded in the arm. In another incident, a Palestinian man is killed in clashes between PA security forces and local gunmen.

Defense Minister Benny Gantz issues seizure orders for 10 million shekels that the Palestinian Authority transfers into the private accounts of security prisoners who perpetrated or were involved in deadly terror attacks.

State Department spokesperson says information relayed "not only to the department but also to a range of our interagency partners."

An Israel Hayom analysis reveals that despite promises to review its curriculum, the Palestinian Authority continues to use material that incites hatred against Jews and Israel.

Israeli sources note that the IDF will not court-martial the troops that were involved in the deadly shooting of the Al-Jazeera journalist despite the calls in the international community to do so, citing the fact that the investigation has not indicated a deliberate targeting of the journalist.

Khalil Awawdeh, who has been imprisoned since March for ties to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group, strikes a deal for his release.