A man in his 50s drowned at a beach in Haifa on Saturday night and was pronounced dead at Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa.The man went swimming with his friend, who managed to escape after they were swept away and is in stable condition.

A mother, 35, and two of her daughters, aged 6 and 8, were killed by an individual driving on a suspended license in a predominantly Orthodox Jewish area of Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon.Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch confirmed that an Audi had collided with a Toyota Camry on Ocean Parkway in Gravesend, Brooklyn, before driving into a crosswalk where it struck the family.The three were pronounced dead on the scene, and the third child - a four-year-old boy - is in critical condition.The driver of the Audi was named by Tisch as Miriam Yarimi, 32, and the police are investigating why her license was suspended. She is in stable condition.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to travel to Hungary on Wednesday and return on Sunday morning.Hungary emphasized that Netanayhu would not be arrested during his visit despite the International Criminal Court (ICC) 's existing arrest warrant against him.

Police arrested an Israeli citizen on suspicion that he had pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned a terror attack within Israeli territory, Israel Police said.The 17-year-old minor, a resident of Jisr e-Zarka, swore allegiance to the terror group a number of times in recent months and planned to carry out the terror attack in the West Bank, police added. The police also said it had found in the suspect's possession documents relating to the production of explosives.

The leader of the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, said on Sunday that his forces would return stronger to the capital Khartoum.It was Dagalo's first comment since the RSF were pushed back from most parts of Khartoum by the Sudanese army during a devastating war that has lasted two years.Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, conceded in an audio message on Telegram that his forces left the capital last week as the army consolidated its gains.

Turkey welcomed the formation of a transitional government in Syria, the Foreign Ministry said on Sunday, adding the move was a sign that Syria's new rulers had an inclusive approach to the leadership of the country.The ministry said in a statement that the international community needed to increase efforts to support Syria, including by fully lifting sanctions so rebuilding could start.It said Turkey, one of the main power brokers in Syria following former President Bashar al-Assad's toppling by rebels, would continue supporting the "comprehensive and inclusive" transition period.