Onlookers were horrified to watch three girls fall from a ferris wheel at Greene Country Faire on Tuesday night.

Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu called in the Head of the Secretariat of the Likud Party, Yisrael Katz, for an emergency meeting this morning (Wednesday), after the Secretariat's decision to downgrade Netanyahu's powers within Likud.

A Malaysian oil ship carrying 900,000 liters of diesel has been hijacked.

Malaysian officials say the tanker is now near the Indonesian island of Batam.

The weather forecast for today (Wednesday) indicates some cloudiness, with a slight fall in temperatures.

Slight rain is possible in the North and along the coastline.

On Friday, temperatures are expected to rise again slightly.

Trump: Slandering police is "a disservice to the poor African American residents who are hurt by the high crime in their community."

Overnight, IDF forces entered terror hotbeds all over Israel to crackdown on illegal weapons trafficking and nationalistic perpetrators.

A 30-year-old biker was seriously injured in Bnei Brak this morning (Wednesday) when he was hit by a car.

Medics gave the man emergency treatment on the scene and evacuated him to Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital.

Democratic presidential nominee has 48 percent support of voters in Florida over 39 for Trump, according to Monmouth University poll.

FBI clarifies it expects Congress to obtain approval before releasing any of documents that were turned over in Clinton email saga.

A factory in the Czech Republic once used by Oskar Schindler could be made into a Holocaust memorial after it was bought a Czech foundation.

The second summer flight of Nefesh B'Nefesh arrives in Israel. Watch live as the new Israelis are welcomed at the Ben Gurion Airport.

Polish government proposes bill that would make the use of terms like "Polish death camps" a crime punishable by jail time.

Treasure hunters in Poland start digging for a hidden train long rumored to be filled with Nazi gold from the end of World War II.

A stun grenade was thrown last night toward a house on Ramhal Street, in Akko.

No one was injured.

Police are investigating the incident.

Likud [political party] legal advisor Avi Halevi announced that he would approach the party's court in order to cancel the decisions made by the Likud secretariat to reduce the powers of the Prime Minister and chairman of the party, reports Israel Hayom.

Yesterday, the IDF carried out a broad-scale operation, in conjunction with the Israel Police of Judea-Samaria, to take down terror operations in Al-Fawwar, in Judea.

The security forces entered the terror hotbed to make several arrests, question people, and confiscate weaponry.

Gazan elections are set to move forward - with conditions.

Hamas claims they won't allow local elections in the Gaza Strip if the Palestinian Authority continues to arrest Hamas in West Bank.

US auto-giant Ford has bought the Israeli company SAIPS, which develops computerized vision solutions and digital learning, reports the Globe.

The acquisition comes as Ford continues to research and develop driverless cars. Ford hopes that the Israeli company will help them manage algorithmic problems in producing safe and effective vehicles.

A trash collector in Rahat has been critically wounded as a result of a gunshot.

He has been brought to the emergency room.

The circumstances of the situation area being investigated.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced Tuesday that a Russian sprinter was disqualified from the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, meaning her team's gold medal in the 4x100-meter relay is withdrawn.

The athlete, Yulia Chermoshanskaya, tested positive for two prohibited substances and has been retroactively disqualified, according to the IOC.

The second summer flight of Nefesh B'Nefesh arrives in Israel. Watch live as the new Israelis are welcomed at the Ben Gurion Airport.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has opened up a 9-point lead over her Republican rival Donald Trump in Florida, a new poll released Tuesday finds.

The Monmouth University survey shows Clinton taking 48 percent support over Trump at 39 percent, according to The Hill.

The FBI said Tuesday it would expect Congress to obtain approval before releasing any of the documents the agency has turned over to lawmakers about Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while serving as Secretary of State.

The statement came hours after the FBI sent Congress a report it had provided to the Justice Department last month to explain why it recommended no charges in the Clinton email server investigation.

A factory in the Czech Republic once used by Oskar Schindler could be made into a Holocaust memorial, the German news agency dpa reports.

The site was bought by the Endowment Fund Memorial of Shoah and Oskar Schindler, according to the report. The Czech foundation is now looking at ways to finance the project, which includes restoring the dilapidated building in the eastern Czech village of Brnenec.

Joseph Goebbels' former personal secretary reveals what it was like working for Hitler's chief propagandist in a new film about her life.

The local council of the Palestinian Arab village of Bani Naim, east of Hevron, along with local residents and several other local institutions have teamed up to rebuild the home of terrorist Mohammed Tarayra, who murdered 13-year-old Hallel-Yaffa Ariel as she slept in her bed in Kiryat Arba on the morning of June 30, 2016.

IDF troops demolished a part of the home this week in accordance with a Supreme Court ruling that only the second story of the home would be demolished - rather than the entire structure - due to “humanitarian concerns”.

The Polish government on Tuesday proposed a bill that would make the use of terms like "Polish death camps" a crime punishable by jail time, JTA reports.

The bill would prohibit assigning blame to Poland for the actions of Nazi Germany. Historians and artists would be exempt in their work.

Treasure hunters in Poland start digging for a hidden train long rumored to be filled with Nazi gold from the end of World War II.

The United States on Tuesday bemoaned Russia's use of an Iranian air base to launch a bombing raid in Syria, but credited Moscow for having given a brief advance warning, AFP reported.

Earlier on Tuesday, Russia's defense ministry said long-range bombers and fighter jets took off from the Hamedan base in western Iran and "conducted a group air strike against targets of the Islamic State (ISIS) and the Jabhat Al-Nusra terrorist groups" in the Syrian provinces of Aleppo, Deir Ezzor and Idlib.

In his new film, Daniel Radcliffe plays FBI agent Nate Foster, who goes undercover to take down skinheads planning to set off a dirty bomb.