The coffin of Yaron Lischinsky, one of the two victims of Wednesday night's attack in Washington, is expected to arrive in Israel on Friday afternoon.Representatives of the Lischinsky family and the Foreign Ministry will receive Yaron's coffin at the airport. After a brief memorial ceremony at the site, the coffin will be transferred for burial.At the family's request, no media or photographers will be allowed at the event.This is a developing story.

Tel Aviv's Magistrate Court on Friday released a Huwara resident on bail, after he was indicted on Thursday for spitting at an IDF officer's face on bus route 161 in Ramat Gan on Sunday, rejecting a police appeal. Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen ruled that there was insufficient cause to continue his detention and ordered his release. During the interrogations, the suspect confessed to the act and claimed that he acted out of anger.Police filed the indictment for illegal entry into Israel, assaulting a public official, and requested his detention until the conclusion of legal proceedings.

A French court on Friday convicted the jewel thieves who in 2016 tied up US reality TV star Kim Kardashian at gunpoint before making off with her $4 million engagement ring and other booty.Ten people were in the dock, accused of involvement in the Paris heist. Robbers wearing ski masks and disguised as police tied up the billionaire celebrity before making off with the ring, given to her by her then-husband, rapper Kanye West (now known as Ye), and other jewels.Kardashian traveled to Paris to testify earlier this month, telling the court she had thought she was going to die.The mixed panel of judges and jury convicted eight of the 10 for crimes directly linked to the theft, while another defendant was found guilty of illegal weapons charges. One person was acquitted.