The Times of Israel is liveblogging Monday’s events as they unfold.

Man killed after opening fire on troops in Qalandiya; no soldiers injured

Border Police forces stopped an attack by a West Bank Palestinian who opened fire on them in Qalandiya refugee camp, police announce.

Police say their forces had been operating in the camp when a man got out of his car and shot at them with an assault rifle. Border Police responded in kind, opening fire on the man.

There were no injuries to Israeli forces.

According to the Maariv outlet, the assailant was killed.

דיווח ראשוני על ניסיון פיגוע במעבר קלנדיה: לוחמי מג"ב איו"ש נטרלו מחבל שירד מרכב וביצע ירי לעבר הכוחות בנשק ארוך pic.twitter.com/McA2gd2ZI6 — החדשות – N12 (@N12News) May 11, 2026

דיווח ראשוני על ניסיון פיגוע במעבר קלנדיה: לוחמי מג"ב איו"ש נטרלו מחבל שירד מרכב וביצע ירי לעבר הכוחות בנשק ארוך pic.twitter.com/McA2gd2ZI6

— החדשות – N12 (@N12News) May 11, 2026

Netanyahu begins final day of one phase of his corruption trial

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu begins what is expected to be the last day of his testimony in Case 4000 of his criminal trial.

In Case 4000, Netanyahu is charged with accepting bribes in the form of positive media coverage from the Walla News website in return for providing regulatory benefits in the telecommunications field to Shaul Elovitch, who owned both Walla and the Bezeq telecommunications company. He also faces a charge of fraud and breach of trust in the same case.

The hearing taking place in the Tel Aviv District Court has once again started as a closed-door session since it is dealing with media reports about members of his family.

Once cross examination of Netanyahu in Case 4000 is completed, the prosecution will move to Case 2000, where the prime minister is also charged with fraud and breach of trust over allegations that he planned an arrangement with Yediot Aharonot publisher Arnon Mozes in which he would receive favorable media coverage. In return, Netanyahu allegedly was to advance legislation to weaken Yediot’s rival Israel Hayom.

Lebanese PM: We ‘support peace’ with Israel, but only after our demands are met

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam says in an interview with the Saudi publication Al Arabiya, when asked whether the negotiations with Israel were aimed at a ceasefire or a peace agreement, that “we support peace, but this peace has conditions. This is an issue we will reach at a later stage.”

He stressed that currently, Lebanon is engaged in what he described as preliminary talks with Israel in Washington, DC, in preparation for entering more substantive negotiations.

According to Salam, Lebanon’s demands are a ceasefire, a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory, and the release of Lebanese prisoners........

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