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Israel recorded its highest January temperature in 66 years, with unseasonably warm weather across the country. Meteorologists warn that colder temperatures, strong winds, and heavy rain are expected to follow, raising the risk of floods in several regions.
Belgium has suspended consular services for citizens living in Israeli settlements beyond the Green Line. The move is part of a broader policy linked to its conditional recognition of a Palestinian state.
YNetDrivers warned police of riots before Fatal Jerusalem bus accident, officers later leJanuary 08, 2026
A Jerusalem judge scrutinized police actions after charges against a bus driver were downgraded in a fatal accident case. The court questioned the need for continued detention and found inconsistencies in police statements.
Iran's president urges restraint and dialogue as nationwide protests over living costs enter their twelfth day.
TimesofIsraelIran rights NGO says at least 45 killed since start of protests in late DecemberJanuary 08, 2026
At least 45 protesters, including minors, have been killed by Iranian security forces since demonstrations began in late December, a rights group reports. The crackdown is intensifying, with hundreds wounded and thousands arrested.
TimesofIsraelFootage shows settlers brutally beating Palestinian man during attack earlier todayJanuary 08, 2026
Settlers were filmed brutally beating a Palestinian man, injuring three people. Three arrests were made, though many more took part in the attack.
Former Labour councillor Liron Velleman has admitted to child sex offences involving a 13-year-old girl. He is awaiting sentencing after being caught in a police operation. Advocacy groups have condemned his actions.
TimesofIsraelProtesters clash with federal agents in Minneapolis after fatal shootingJanuary 08, 2026
Protesters in Minneapolis clashed with federal agents after a woman was fatally shot by an immigration officer. Law enforcement used pepperball guns and tear gas, detaining at least one demonstrator.
Israel has barred some foreign aid workers from entering Gaza, requiring organizations to register staff details. Aid groups warn the new rules could disrupt humanitarian services in the region.
Paul Weller's sister has backed Jodie Marsh in a dispute over an online auction of his memorabilia for charity. Weller distanced himself from the sale, while Marsh insists the items are genuine and needed to support her animal sanctuary.
Laura Woods condemned Richard Keys for his controversial tribute to Terry Yorath, calling him a 't**t' and expressing support for Gabby Logan. Keys' remarks, referencing his history with Logan, drew widespread criticism amid the family's loss.
Israel has blocked foreign staff from entering Gaza for several aid groups, disrupting vital medical and humanitarian services. Some organizations are weighing whether to comply with new registration rules amid concerns for staff safety. The move raises fears of worsening conditions for Gaza's residents.






