Here are Tuesday’s key updates on Israel, the West Bank and Gaza:
■ Two people were killed and nine were wounded in Israeli strikes across the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours, the Gaza Health Ministry said.
■ The Tel Aviv Hostages Square clock stopped after the remains of the last hostage, Ran Gvili, were returned to Israel after 844 days.
■ Israeli Air Force killed “Hezbollah terrorists” in the Nabatia area in southern Lebanon, according to an IDF statement.
■ Azerbaijan’s state security service says it has arrested three suspects for planning a terrorist attack against the Israeli embassy in Baku.
■ Hamas is seeking a role for its 10,000 police officers in Gaza ahead of U.S. disarmament talks, sources say.
■ Prime Minister Netanyahu’s trial has been postponed again after judges granted his request to attend the funeral of Ran Gvili.
■ Slovakia should reject U.S. President Trump’s Board of Peace invite, Prime Minister Fico said.
■ Iran’s foreign ministry summoned the Italian ambassador over Rome’s push for EU clampdown on Revolutionary Guards, state media reported.