YOM KIPPUR NEWS ROUNDUP SECURITY • Duvdevan troops arrested two suspects in Qabatiya, near Jenin, during Yom Kippur. According to the IDF, the two were suspected of planning an attack in the immediate future. • Alerts…

YOM KIPPUR NEWS ROUNDUP SECURITY • Duvdevan troops arrested two suspects in Qabatiya, near Jenin, during Yom Kippur. According to the IDF, the two were suspected of planning an attack in the immediate future. • Alerts were activated in the Malkia area of northern Israel during the afternoon. The IDF later said they were triggered by a false identification. ISRAEL • Magen David Adom says its teams provided medical treatment to 3,322 people across Israel during Yom Kippur. Two people were killed in road accidents, while others were seriously or moderately injured in separate incidents involving vehicles, bicycles, scooters and similar forms of transport. • The funeral of Netanel Shukrun, who was killed in the shooting attack near Neve Tzuf, is scheduled for 11:00 p.m. tonight. INTERNATIONAL • A police officer was seriously wounded in an exchange of fire with an armed suspect outside a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, during Yom Kippur. The suspect was also shot and taken into custody. No worshippers were reported injured, and authorities are investigating the circumstances. REGIONAL • A spokesperson for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said Iran has additional weapons and targets that have not yet been used or struck, warning they could be employed in the event of another attack on Iran. • The New York Times reports that US President Donald Trump canceled planned strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen shortly before they were expected to take place.

President Donald Trump said he is weighing his options on Iran and that major developments are coming in the near future, Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst said today after speaking with the president by phone. Yingst…

President Donald Trump said he is weighing his options on Iran and that major developments are coming in the near future, Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst said today after speaking with the president by phone. Yingst said Trump described the choices on the table as wiping Iran out, letting it collapse economically, or making a deal. "My question is, if and when do I blow the entire nation up? They better behave," Trump told him, according to Yingst. Yingst said Trump also told him he would probably be open to meeting Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is scheduled to address the U.N. General Assembly in New York on Wednesday. The State Department said on Thursday it had granted visas to Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. As we reported earlier, Trump is due to meet leaders from six Gulf states in New York on Tuesday and told Axios on Thursday that he was weighing whether to resume large-scale strikes on Iran.

As Yom Kippur approaches, the BNN team wishes all our readers and their families a Gmar Chatima Tova. May the coming year bring peace, unity, health, and happiness to Israel and the world. Wishing everyone observing Yom…

As Yom Kippur approaches, the BNN team wishes all our readers and their families a Gmar Chatima Tova. May the coming year bring peace, unity, health, and happiness to Israel and the world. Wishing everyone observing Yom Kippur an easy and meaningful fast. Gmar Chatima Tova from all of us at BNN!

Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters warned today that every U.S. base and interest in the region would be targeted by "continuous, effective and painful" strikes if Washington takes renewed military action…

Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters warned today that every U.S. base and interest in the region would be targeted by "continuous, effective and painful" strikes if Washington takes renewed military action against Iran. The joint command, which coordinates operations for Iran's armed forces, said it had received information that the United States decided to resume actions against Iran with approval from some regional countries at a joint meeting in a European country. It warned that regional states aligning with a U.S. attack would be considered partners and could no longer expect restraint from Iranian forces. The statement was carried by Iranian state-affiliated media. Axios reported last Tuesday, citing two Israeli officials, that the military chiefs of staff of Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan and Egypt met in Germany earlier this month with CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper. CENTCOM confirmed the meeting, saying it hosted senior military leaders from eight nations at a scheduled conference and that they discussed enhancing security cooperation in the Middle East. Axios reported that Cooper told the group U.S. forces would not withdraw from the region and briefed participants on a plan to expand ship traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump told Axios on Thursday that he is weighing whether to resume large-scale strikes on Iran. Trump is expected to meet Gulf leaders on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly this week to discuss next steps in the war.