Here are Saturday’s latest updates:
■ London Mayor Sadiq Khan joined calls to ban a real estate sales event in the British capital featuring properties in Israel and listings in West Bank settlements, saying the settlements are “unjustifiable and illegal under international law” and condemning attempts to market such properties in London.
■ Police arrested an Arab Israeli woman in her 50s on suspicion of incitement for terrorism on social media, adding that she will remain in custody until Sunday and that her interrogation continues.
■ A London judge sentenced four Palestine Action activists to several years in prison for acting as terrorists when they raided an Israeli defense factory in the United Kingdom and smashed equipment with the intent of disrupting production of weapons they feared would kill people in Gaza.
■ The Israeli military was instructed to remain alert for possible strikes on Iran even after Washington and Tehran reach a deal, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said, adding that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued the directive.
■ UAE is set to unlock billions of dollars for Iran, sources say, though the UAE has denied reports that it has transferred any funds to Tehran.
■ Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Iran and the United States reached a final agreement, adding that Islamabad is working with the sides to finalize the deal.
■ Qatar held clandestine talks with Iran during the war, offering to help it rock global energy markets in exchange for Tehran sparing its critical Ras Laffan gas field, The Washington Post reported, citing U.S. officials. According to the report, Iran didn’t promise not to strike the plant, which provides a fifth of the world’s natural gas, but Qatar believed it could secure a tacit understanding.