Adam Smyth, a 50-year-old father of four, was murdered as he walked with his wife, Katrina, on Bondi Beach. His family remembered him as a sports fan. He was particularly fond of Liverpool FC, the Sydney Swans, and the Manly Sea Eagles. “We will forever cherish the time we have had with him. Adam was a generous and kind person who will be dearly missed and is forever irreplaceable,” his family said.

Greater Manchester police chief warns of rising antisemitic threats as Jewish children seek armed protection at Hanukkah events.

Due to extreme weather conditions, a Tus Airways flight to Prague forced to reroute to Berlin. Passengers to take four-hour bus journey to their final destination.

US imposes sanctions on Georgian judge Gocha Lordkipanidze and Mongolian judge Erdenebalsuren Damdin in response to their support for the fforts to arrest Israeli officials.

<p>Heavily armed police detained seven men in Sydney’s southwest on Thursday afternoon after receiving intelligence that a possible violent act was being planned. Tactical officers in camouflage, carrying rifles, were seen surrounding the men near the intersection of George St and Campbell St in Liverpool.</p><p>NSW Police said officers intercepted two vehicles as part of the operation, with witnesses reporting police vehicles striking a white car during the stop. Authorities confirmed the seven men are assisting police with inquiries and stated there is no identified link to the ongoing investigation into the Bondi terror attack.</p>

A member of a youth group deviated from the path and found himself on the side of a steep slope.

<p>US President Donald Trump said today (Thursday) that Prime Minister Netanyahu could visit him while he spends the holidays at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.</p><p>Trump told reporters that Netanyahu would "probably come to see me in Florida." He added: "He would like to see me. We haven't set it up formally, but he'd like to see me."</p>

<p>The police arrested eight rioters from the Jerusalem Faction on Thursday evening during protests held at the entrances to the city of Ashkelon. Dozens of demonstrators who arrived on organized buses blocked traffic lanes and began disturbing public order.</p><p>Despite a dispersal order issued by a police officer, the protesters did not comply with instructions, and officers were forced to use crowd-dispersal measures. Among those arrested were individuals who assaulted police officers and others who violated public order.</p><p>The police stated that they will allow lawful protests, but will act decisively against violence and violations of the law.</p>