Here are Tuesday’s updates on Israel and the Middle East:
■ Soldiers shot and killed a terrorist in the West Bank’s Einabus, the IDF said, after the terrorist had tried to run over soldiers.
■ Five Palestinians were detained and one was wounded after around 10 settlers entered Ras Ein al-Auja, north of Jericho, on Tuesday afternoon.
■ Saudi Arabia bombed Yemen’s port city of Mukallaon over an alleged weapons shipment for a separatist force there that arrived from the United Arab Emirates.
■ The government said it would revoke the license of 37 humanitarian organizations to operate in Gaza over alleged violations of transparency standards.
■ The IDF detained 15 people during a raid of the West Bank village of Tuqu, southwest of Bethlehem, according to Palestinian news agency WAFA.
■ Hundreds of Border Police officers will remain in the southern Bedouin village of Tarabin al-Sana until further notice, police said, following weekend clashes.
■ Police said there was no evidence that two gunmen who allegedly opened fire on a Jewish celebration on Sydney’s Bondi Beach were part of a militant cell.
■ Turkish authorities said they detained 110 people related to ISIS, a day after three police officers and six militants were killed in a gunfight in northwest Turkey.
■ The IDF intercepted a drone smuggling arms that crossed into Israeli airspace from the west, carrying around 20 M-16 rifles along with additional weapons.
■ The military said it sentenced soldiers to jail after they entered the village of Deir Dibwan near Ramallah on Saturday and vandalized vehicles there.