Judge Benny Sagi, head of the Be'ersheva District Court, died after a vehicle struck his motorbike on Route 6. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred near Kfar Menachem.

Eva Schloss, Auschwitz survivor and Anne Frank's stepsister, has died at 96. She was a tireless educator and campaigner against hatred, remembered for her resilience and dedication to Holocaust remembrance.

Israeli police arrested a Palestinian man accused of lowering a girl over the West Bank barrier by rope. The incident highlights increased illegal crossings and escalating violence in the region since October 2023.

A 13-year-old boy was lightly injured in a suspected car-ramming near the Ateret settlement in the West Bank. Troops are searching for the driver, who fled the scene, as authorities investigate.

Israeli soccer player Manor Solomon's transfer to Fiorentina has sparked political controversy and intense debate in Tuscany. While some local politicians oppose his arrival, others have condemned the criticism as discriminatory. Solomon has joined the team and expressed his excitement about helping Fiorentina this season.

Judge Benny Sagi, President of the Be'er Sheva District Court, was killed in a motorcycle accident on Route 6. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the crash.

A suspected arson attack struck the home of Brandenburg's anti-Semitism commissioner, with authorities investigating possible extremist motives. No injuries were reported, and political leaders have condemned the incident.

A heated argument over kosher certification and leadership erupted in the Chief Rabbinate Council, leading some members to call for Director General Yehuda Cohen's resignation. The dispute centers on decisions made without council approval.

After the United States ousted Venezuela's president, officials hinted at possible future actions regarding Cuba. The Cuban government was labeled 'a huge problem,' and leaders condemned the United States' intervention as state terrorism.

An Israeli court has delayed the trial of Adnan Ghaith, the Palestinian Authority's governor of Jerusalem, until January 20. Ghaith is accused of violating military orders that limit his movements and contacts. Palestinian officials say the restrictions aim to isolate him from political life in Jerusalem.

United States secretary of state Marco Rubio signaled openness to working with Venezuela's current leaders after President Nicolás Maduro was captured. Rubio distanced Washington from nation-building and opposition figures, while maintaining pressure through military and economic measures.

Yemeni government forces, backed by Saudi Arabia, have recaptured key southern regions from separatists supported by the United Arab Emirates. The shift comes after intense fighting and Saudi airstrikes, raising hopes for renewed peace talks. The conflict's outcome could reshape Yemen's future.