<p>Andy Burnham becomes UK Labour leader, clearing the way to take over as UK prime minister on Monday following Keir Starmer’s exit.</p><p><i>(Arutz Sheva-Israel National News' North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically on all Israel National News articles, however, is Israeli time.)</i></p>

<p>Following the assault on Income Tax Authority employees in Bnei Brak, the head of the Israel Tax Authority sent a letter to the city's mayor announcing that Compensation Fund services for Bnei Brak residents would be suspended until the municipality publishes a public condemnation of the attack in haredi media.</p>

British authorities charge a Liverpool man with assisting Iran's intelligence service amid growing concerns over Tehran-linked activity in the UK.

Moran Zer Katzenstein withdraws from event including MK Tzvi Sukkot after learning it was a dialogue event, calling reconciliation with him impossible.

<p>90-year-old extreme left-wing activist rammed two Jews at the Tomer Farm in Gush Etzion. Minister Smotrich blames attack on 'left-wing incitement.' Calls on political leaders to retract statements about evacuating farm outposts.</p>

Honenu says Tal Derdik has suffered repeated fainting spells during his hunger strike and was evacuated to the detention facility's medical clinic. Attorney Nati Rom said, 'The administrative detention orders must come to an end.'

Passengers on Israir Flight 116 were removed from the aircraft following an accident and transferred to the terminal. The company arranged transportation and hotel accommodations until a rescue flight becomes available.

<p>Lebanese Army forces entered the villages of Firon and Deir Qanoun, two villages located outside the security zone, as part of the first pilot area under the Israel-Lebanon agreement. The purpose of the deployment is to work toward demilitarizing the area of Hezbollah’s terrorist infrastructure.</p>