The death toll from two landslides in southern Ethiopia has risen sharply to 157 and could increase further, a government official said on Tuesday.A landslide buried people in Gofa zone in Southern Ethiopia regional state, then a second one engulfed others who had gathered to help on Monday morning."Searching is still going on and there are bodies that are yet to be recovered. The area is very challenging," Markos Melese, head of the National Disaster Response agency in Gofa Zone, told Reuters by phone.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the campaign against Noa Argamani on Tuesday night, saying he was "shocked by the campaign directed against Noa Argamani. Noa went through torment in Hamas captivity, she longed to return to her mother before her death, and she managed to see her. This is not an easy experience either."He then added: "Now that she is back, and she comes and stands together with the Prime Minister of Israel and the official delegation of the State of Israel for a very important speech before both houses of Congress in the USA, a campaign against her emerges? They tell her: 'It's a pity you got out of captivity.'Is there no limit to the madness? There is a limit - this is the limit. Enough."נתניהו: "אני מזועזע מהמסע שמכוון נגד נועה ארגמני. היא עברה ייסורים בשבי חמאס. עכשיו, כשהיא חוזרת ומתייצבת לנאום חשוב ביותר בפני בתי הקונגרס בארה"ב, יוצא מסע נגדה? אומרים לה 'חבל שיצאת מהשבי'. יש גבול לטרלול - זה הגבול. מספיק"@gilicohen10 (צילום: רועי אברהם, לע"ם) pic.twitter.com/pea3JZqTds— כאן חדשות (@kann_news) July 23, 2024

A ship with 514 containers of goods and another with about 20,000,000 kg. of iron arrived at Yemen's Hodeidah port, The National News reported on Wednesday, citing the director of maritime operations at the Houthi-run port Mohammed Al Sayes.Following the ships arrival on Tuesday, Sayes announced, "The port of Hodeidah is functioning normally around the clock to receive all ships."

French police have arrested a man in the Bordeaux, southwest France, area who planned an attack during the Olympics, a security source told Reuters on Tuesday, confirming a report in Le Parisien newspaper.Separately, France's anti-terror police PNAT told Reuters that an 18-year-old man had been arrested in the Gironde department, southwest France, with plans to commit one or several attacks against people. It did not mention a link to the Olympics.

The Palestinian Authority's budget deficit is projected to surge by 172% in 2024 compared to 2023, according to a statement from the cabinet on Tuesday.Revenues are also expected to drop by 21% due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.The announcement followed President Mahmoud Abbas' approval of the emergency budget for 2024, which includes austerity measures such as reducing salaries, operational and capital expenditures, and maintaining minimal development expenditures.The war has hindered the Palestinian administration's ability to pay public sector salaries in full for over two years because of reduced aid and Israel withholding tax money. Israel recently transferred 435 million shekels ($116 million) in early July, the first such transfer since April."The Israeli government has deducted about two-thirds of Palestinian tax revenues since October last year, amounting to a 3.4 billion shekel ($937.52 million) decline from the previous year," the statement said.

Hours after the operation this morning in the refugee camp in Tulkarm, during which eight terrorists were eliminated, the IDF has returned to operations in the refugee camp on Tuesday night, it was reported.Special forces are currently operating in the refugee camp in the Menashe Brigade for Counter-Terrorism.