Dramatic decapitation attack in Yemen comes days after Israel struck a fuel depot that appears to be tied to the Houthi missile industry. Analysis:

A woman in her 70s stabbed at an Ottawa grocery store known for its kosher section. Police are investigating possible motives, including hate bias. Jewish groups express concern and call for increased safety.

Yemeni media report that Ahmed al-Rahawi, the Houthi-backed Prime Minister, was eliminated in an Israeli strike in Sanaa, along with several of his associates.

Teen girls said an Arab woman approached them with a knife; police released her, drawing sharp online criticism.

A Polish Air Force F-16 crashed during rehearsals for an air show in Radom. The pilot was killed and the event is being investigated.

<p>The Lebanese Hezbollah-affiliated newspaper Al-Akhbar reported that the Lebanese Armed Forces Commander, General Rodolph Haykal, sent a message to those involved in the issue of disarming Hezbollah, stating that he would rather resign than see Lebanese blood spilled by the army.</p><p>According to the report, there is widespread opposition within the Lebanese army to formulating a disarmament plan, including a list of targets and a timeline. It was also reported that Lebanese President Michel Aoun is aware of the tension, and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is determined to continue with the initiative, unless a confrontation develops.</p>

<p>Over the past few days, the British government unilaterally decided to limit the official participation of Israeli government and military officials in the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition, scheduled to be held in London in September, the Israeli Defense Ministry announced Friday.</p>

Following a complaint by the Btsalmo organization, the police deemed an event organized by the far-left Standing Together in central Jerusalem as illegal.