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Israeli elections: Who is Gadi Eisencot seeking to overthrow Bentanyahu from Al-Qaeda?

The candidate for the Israeli legislative elections seeking to overthrow current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is a qualified character from the uprising of the media and a relatively new entourage on Israeli policy, in clear contrast to Netanyahu, the veteran leader who seeks to retain the rule of government. The former Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army belongs to the working class as yet another element of his gravity, as he will be the first Prime Minister of the Safarm Jews whose roots are in the Middle East and North Africa.

An upsurge between Saudi Arabia and the Jews and 97 dead in Yemen battles in the midst of diplomatic efforts

As Saudi-Houth confrontations escalate, the Yemeni community announced the targeting of the Ministry of Defence of Riyadh and the oil skirt, while the Saudi-led alliance confirmed the interception of ballistic missiles. In Yemen, military sources reported the killing of at least 97 combatants in combat near the Bab al-Mandaba Strait. In conjunction with the military escalation, diplomatic movements to contain tension continued, with Saudi and Pakistani officials holding talks with Iranian officials in Tehran, while the Emir of Qatar and the Iranian President discussed the regional war and the Harms Strait during a meeting in Moscow.

The Israeli left leader calls for the cooperation of the opposition coalition with the Arab parties to overthrow Binanyahu.

Israeli left leader Yair Golan, Wednesday, invited his allies in the opposition to cooperate with the Arab parties to overthrow Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu, where voting results may lead to the need to support these parties to form a government coalition. According to data published by the Israeli Elections Commission, the Benjamin Netanyahu coalition is advancing on the opposition block after 50.1 per cent of the votes were cast. Preliminary results showed that the right-wing licod party had access to 56 out of 120 seats in the Knesset, as opposed to 49 seats for the opposition block and 15 for Arab parties. These partial results may change slightly. Keep covering.

Israel election: Netanyahu and Eisenkot battle to form government after deadlock

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and rival Gadi Eisenkot on Wednesday both pledged to form a government after an election left neither bloc with a parliamentary majority. Record voter turnout followed a divisive campaign dominated by the October 7, 2023 attack, while Arab Israeli parties made significant gains.

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Carlos Martínez Assad: "Arab parties have never voted so much in Israel"

The election day in Israel shows a scenario that was already contemplated, that is, that the election will not be decided today but after the party alliance game. On the other hand, the Arab parties have shown greater participation, as even on previous occasions they had opted to abstain. Carlos Martínez Assad, a doctor in sociology, addresses the subject in France 24.

Why does the final outcome of the legislative elections in Israel take time to be defined?

The legislative elections in Israel recorded a historic participation, on a day marked as the first held since the attacks of 7 October 2023. Urn-mouth surveys anticipate a very tight contest between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eizenkot, but the final result may take even weeks to meet. In the Israeli electoral system, the role of coalitions is key to forming government and even after the counting of votes, the country could face a new call to the polls. Damian Szvalb, international politologist and analyst, a

Direct Latin and what comes for Lula with opposition majorities in Congress

Against all odds, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva achieved his re-election, but came to rule without majority in Congress. The Liberal Party, led by the Bolsonaro side, won 121 of the 513 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 28 of the 81 seats in the Senate in the legislative elections, which will make its Government difficult. Expand the information our correspondent Valeria Saccone.

United States USA to grant a visa to Flávio Bolsonaro; Lula calls the former candidate's flight "shameful"

The Donald Trump Government announced on Tuesday, October 27, that it will host Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro and his family. Bolsonaro, who lost the second presidential round of Sunday to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, left Brazil after refusing to comply with the court order to hand over his passport. Lula then confirmed that her rival fled the country. The ultra-right politician refused to hand over the passport to the authorities in the midst of a money-laundering investigation.

Legislation in Israel: Netanyahu camp leading but without majority

There is no parliamentary majority in Israel after more than half of the votes are counted. Outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came slightly in the lead, but neither he nor his rival Gadi Eisenkot obtained the number of seats needed to form a majority. They both said on Wednesday they were ready to form a government. The parties will now embark on weeks of intense negotiations to try to form a government coalition.

Israel: First exit polls show no clear winner, Arab parties make gains

Exit polls on Tuesday showed that the opposition bloc led by Israeli opposition candidate Gadi Eisenkot gained a narrow edge over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud bloc in the Knesset. Likud, however, was projected to be the largest single party in the Israeli parliament.

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