Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulates President Trump on his first year of a second term, calling it 'a year like no other'. The leaders have met six times since Trump returned to office.

Geopolitical tensions, climate disruption, economic uncertainty, and technological change are set to dominate the World Economic Forum. The meeting will focus on economic resilience, energy transition, and the challenges facing both advanced and emerging economies.

Chaya Dadon, who shielded children during the Bondi massacre, has been nominated for Australian of the Year. She acted as a human shield during the attack, was injured, and is now recovering. Dadon hopes her actions and the community's response will inspire strength and unity.

The World Economic Forum in Davos is spotlighting the growing diplomatic and economic influence of Saudi Arabia and Gulf countries. Leaders from the region are expected to play a key role in fostering dialogue and driving global collaboration. The forum also highlights the Gulf's economic transformation and ambitions in technology and investment.

The High Court has expanded its panel to seven justices for petitions demanding a state commission of inquiry into the October seventh events. The move highlights the sensitivity of the issue, as the government resists calls for a fully independent investigation.

The Israeli military reports a sharp drop in overall terror incidents in Judea and Samaria for 2025, but notes a rise in rock and firebomb attacks late in the year. Jewish nationalist crime also increased, leading to new deterrence measures. Security forces stepped up arrests, weapons seizures, and monitoring efforts.

Valentino Garavani, legendary Italian fashion designer, has died at 93. He was known for his luxury label and defining Italian style. His death was announced by his foundation.

Survivors of a high-speed train crash in southern Spain have described the chaos and heartbreak after the accident that killed at least 39 people and injured over 100. Local residents and rescuers worked through the night to help victims near Adamuz in Cordoba province.

United States antisemitism envoy Deborah Lipstadt and her deputy condemned the vetting of Josh Shapiro, who was asked if he was an Israeli agent. They called the questioning 'classic antisemitism' and urged fair treatment for Jewish public servants.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a state inquiry into October 7, insisting on a political commission instead and claiming he has 'nothing to hide'. He accuses officials of blocking investigations and dismisses other probes as attempts to topple his government.

United Torah Judaism blames subsidy cuts for a deadly daycare incident in Jerusalem, where two babies died and dozens were injured. The party says financial pressures from recent court decisions led to unsafe overcrowding in childcare centers.

A respiratory technician comforted a baby in the trauma unit after a daycare tragedy in Jerusalem. Medical staff focused on calming and supporting the children until their families arrived.