Palestinian resistance groups have censured attempts by Israeli authorities to divide the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the occupied Old City of al-Quds as a declaration of war.

Under mounting pressure, after weeks of public protests, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has finally accepted calls to delay his infamous judicial reforms plan.

Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets across the Israeli-occupied territories to protest against plans by Netanyahu's cabinet to change the regime’s judicial system.

Tehran says the ongoing street protests in Tel Aviv and other occupied territories have laid bare the identity crisis faced by the Israeli regime.

Britain and a dozen other EU member states condemn the Israeli parliament’s approval of a bill that will enable settlers to return to areas of the West Bank evacuated in 2005.

Hamas slams the approval of a new bill that enables Israeli settlers to return to illegal settlements evacuated in 2005.

Jordanians have gathered in front of the Israeli embassy in the capital, Amman, to protest the mistreatment of Jordanian inmates in Israeli prisons and a controversial death penalty bill endorsed by the Knesset.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman says the Israeli regime is doomed to collapse and the support of the United States will not change the regime’s inevitable fate.

Israeli regime president Isaac Herzog warns of "collapse" as angry protests against Benjamin Netanyahu-led far-right cabinet's controversial "judicial reform plan" gather momentum in the occupied territories.

Here are Pres TV's latest top stories, 01:00 GMT on November 2, 2022.