An Israeli man was critically injured in a shooting attack in the northern West Bank on Sunday morning, just hours before the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, a day of atonement and reflection. According to the Israeli military, the attacker fired from a vehicle before fleeing on foot. In response, the military deployed roadblocks in the area to search for the suspect. Earlier that day, Israeli forces had carried out a large counterterrorism operation in the West Bank town of Al-Mughayyir, where Palestinian officials claimed at least 28 people were detained. Recent weeks have seen rising tensions in the West Bank, with an increase in attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians. These attacks have reportedly been encouraged by right-wing and ultra-nationalist politicians in Israel’s government, who have pushed for stronger policies toward the occupied territories. Such incidents often lead to increased security measures and further escalation of hostilities in the region. In a separate development, Egypt, Jordan, and Kuwait condemned Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen for launching a ballistic missile attack on Riyadh, the Saudi capital, on Saturday. The three nations described the attack as a threat to regional security and stability, and a violation of international law. They expressed support for Saudi Arabia, affirming their commitment to the country’s sovereignty and the safety of its people. The Muslim World League, an international Islamic organization based in Saudi Arabia, also condemned the attack, calling it a violation of religious values and international humanitarian laws. This was the first time Riyadh had been directly targeted since the conflict with Iran-backed rebels in Yemen escalated, opening a new front in the broader Iran war. Saudi Arabia reported that the missile was intercepted, and while some residents in Riyadh heard an explosion and saw smoke near the airport, there were no reports of casualties or damage.