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Gradual cooling is expected, with localized rain and thunderstorms possible in northern Israel. Temperatures will rise later in the week, bringing warmer, windy, and dusty conditions.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese declined to condemn Grace Tame for her protest chant at a rally, sparking debate and calls for her Australian of the Year title to be revoked. The phrase used was criticised by Jewish leaders and politicians, while Tame has responded by sharing her speech.
A Tufts University graduate student from Turkey will not be deported after an immigration court blocked her removal. The government may still appeal the decision, which comes after her high-profile arrest and detention last year.
TimesofIsraelCoalition advances key budget bill after enough Haredi MKs walk back revolt plansFebruary 10, 2026
The coalition advanced a key budget bill after ultra-Orthodox lawmakers backed down from blocking it. Some reforms were postponed to secure support, but unresolved disputes over draft exemptions continue to threaten the government's stability.
ArutzShevaHezbollah leader accuses US and Israel of coordinated offensive against LebanonFebruary 10, 2026
Hezbollah's leader accuses Israel and the United States of a coordinated campaign against Lebanon, including military and economic pressure. The group rejects government efforts to disarm and vows to keep its weapons amid ongoing Israeli strikes.
February 10, 2026
Isaac Herzog says anti-Israel protesters do not reflect most Australians, urging renewed ties and addressing rising antisemitism. He voiced hope for peace with Lebanon during his visit to Sydney.
ArutzSheva27 arrested in Sydney during protests against Herzog's visit, leaders urge calmFebruary 10, 2026
Police arrested 27 people during protests in Sydney against President Isaac Herzog's visit, as leaders urged calm and peaceful demonstrations. Herzog is meeting with Jewish communities and Australian officials during his trip, which comes amid increased security concerns.
YNetNetanyahu accuses former Shin Bet chief of 'rebellion' leading to October 7 disasterFebruary 10, 2026
Prime Minister Netanyahu has accused senior security officials of leading a 'rebellion' that contributed to the October 7 massacre. His statements intensify the blame placed on the Shin Bet and deepen tensions with the security establishment.
Sri Lanka's traditional kithul palm tapping has gained UNESCO recognition, boosting global interest in the craft. Despite increased demand and exports, the industry faces labour shortages and fears of fading tradition as younger generations turn away.
Artist Peter Drew has denounced far-right influencer Hugo Lennon for copying his 'Aussie' poster design to feature an alleged mass shooter. The posters, which appeared across Melbourne, have sparked public outrage and a police investigation.
The Jewish Council of Australia admitted its anti-Herzog ad included offensive and fake names among signatories. The Council has removed the problematic entries and cited challenges in verifying submissions. Most signatories were legitimate, but some false names slipped through.
Prince William's Saudi Arabia tour highlights women's sports and sustainability projects, but is overshadowed by renewed scrutiny of the Epstein scandal involving his uncle.







