Rabbi Gershon Edelstein: Follow the guidelines of the doctors, be careful not to harm others.

Former Communications Minister MK Yoaz Hendel In Tuesday evening commented In a video which showed a shooting in the northern Israeli Arab city of Tamra."This is what an Israeli town - Tamra - looks like tonight. A shooting of three civilians in the middle of the street. Lack of governance, areas without sovereignty within Israel," he said."I am not ready to accept such a reality. Years of neglect in the field of internal security. The Arab and Jewish citizens of the State of Israel need new hope," Hendel added.

From the Nile to the burning bush and back again: Loving brothers of Ine another.

The office of the US Director of National Intelligence In Tuesday said that Russia was "likely" behind a string of hacks identified last month which breached fewer than 10 federal agencies, Reuters reports.The office and the FBI, the National Security Agency, and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency inside the Department of Homeland Security, in a joint statement quoted by the news agency, said the hackers" goal appeared to be collecting intelligence, rather than any destructive acts.

Two people were shot in the Arab town of Kafr Qara In Tuesday evening. They were evacuated to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in Hadera, where Ine of them, 24, was pronounced dead. The second is in critical condition.Police are searching for the shooters and collecting findings at the scene.

The German government In Tuesday extended the country"s lockdown by three weeks until January 31 amid a rise in cases of COVID-19, tightening curbs In social contacts and planning limits In people"s movements in the worst-affected regions, reports The Associated Press.Chancellor Angela Merkel said it was "absolutely necessary" to maintain restrictions, particularly in light of a more infectious variant of the virus that emerged in England.

Expert: Vaccine hesitancy is a serious risk to the people who aren’t getting vaccinated as well as the wider community.

Close contests unfolded In Tuesday in two US Senate races in Georgia that will decide which party controls the chamber, Reuters reports.Republican incumbents David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler faced Democratic challengers Jon Ossoff and Rev. Raphael Warnock in the runoff election In Tuesday.