A limited reopening of the Rafah border allowed injured Palestinians to enter Egypt for treatment, as part of a truce plan. Egyptian hospitals and ambulances are prepared to receive patients, but humanitarian needs in Gaza remain severe.

Rome will charge tourists two euros to approach the Trevi Fountain in an effort to reduce crowds. The fee is expected to raise millions each year and follows similar moves in other Italian cities.

Iran's president has instructed the foreign minister to pursue fair negotiations with the United States if conditions are suitable. He stressed that talks will align with national interests and be conducted with dignity and prudence.

St. Joseph's Hospital in Jerusalem is turning to foreign donors like Qatar due to limited Israeli funding. The hospital plays a vital role in providing advanced medical care to Arab communities.

The National Football League says no immigration enforcement operations are planned at the Super Bowl, with security measures remaining consistent with previous years. The event has drawn protests and controversy over immigration policies and the inclusion of Bad Bunny in the halftime show.

Russia has renewed strikes on Kyiv amid freezing weather, ending a brief pause in attacks. Ukrainian officials urge residents to stay in shelters after two people were wounded.

The House is set to vote on a bill to end the government shutdown after the Senate passed a funding package. The shutdown was triggered by disputes over immigration policy and recent incidents involving federal agents.

The United States' top diplomat in Venezuela met with the country's interim president to discuss transition plans after Nicolas Maduro's ouster. Venezuela also appointed a new envoy to Washington, signaling a change in diplomatic relations.

Israel and the US are pushing ahead with major solar energy projects, including Israel's largest solar facility and a massive new complex in Arizona. These developments mark significant steps forward in renewable energy production and storage.

FIFA chief Gianni Infantino opposes banning Israel from soccer, calling boycotts a defeat. He also defended awarding FIFA's peace prize to United States President Donald Trump.

Israel has condemned Gaza's technocratic committee for changing its logo to resemble that of the Palestinian Authority. The move has fueled concerns over the Palestinian Authority's involvement in postwar Gaza governance. The committee says its mission is to rebuild Gaza and promote peace.

Two British tourists were ordered to leave India after posting pro-Palestine stickers in Pushkar, violating visa rules. Authorities removed the stickers and increased checks in areas popular with Israeli visitors.