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After elections without a final winner in Israel, can the opposition overturn Netanyahu?

The 27 October elections in Israel had the highest participation rate since 1999, however, no block reached the 61 seats required to form a coalition. While the Netanyahu block is ahead of that of Eisenkot, it does not reach the majority. On the other hand, the opposition bloc could form a coalition if it was to join the Arab parties, a scenario to which several of its partners are opposed. Why are Arab parties determining? Can there be change of government in Israel? We analyzed it with Efraim Davidi, Professor of History at the University of Tel Aviv, at

The flight from Brazil to the United States: Hunde Flávio Bolsonaro to Bolsonarianism?

After losing the presidential election and running to America. USA, Flávio Bolsonaro self-proclaimed "President-elect of Brazil" - then retracted and changed the title to "leader." His defeat against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is a blow to the reputation of the Bolsonaro family, already stained by judicial investigations. But that does not necessarily mean that Bolsonism has lost its power in the political sphere of South American power.

Spain: railway safety in question after the second fatal accident in one year

Spain faces questions about its railway safety. The authorities initiated an official investigation into the collision of high-speed trains on Wednesday, 28 October, which left at least 68 dead and about 100 injured in the country's second fatal railway accident this year.

Pedro Goldfarb: "Eisenkot said he would not agree to reach the government with the support of the Arabs"

The legislative elections in Israel marked a key moment for the country's political future. After the results are known, a new stage of negotiations between the parties is beginning to try to form a coalition of government, a process that is often decisive in the Israeli parliamentary system. Are Arab parties key to determining a winner? Pedro Goldfarb, a political historian and analyst, addresses the issue in France 24.

After a historic election, the Arab parties open up to an anti-Netanyahu alliance in Israel

In the absence of the completion of the final count, the Palestinian citizens of Israel are moving towards a record number of seats in Parliament, becoming a decisive force for the formation of a government. While these parties have shown their willingness to work together to unblock Benjamin Netanyahu, the leaders of the Jewish opposition face the dilemma of access to a cooperation that they promised in campaign not to carry out.

The rescue tasks following the train accident in Toledo, live

At least 30 people have died in the clash of an AVE and an Iryo at the height of Urda station

At least 30 people killed in Spain following the collision of two trains

When studying and continuing to play is compatible

After those of Vic and Granada, the third Endesa Study Hall was opened on Tuesday in Zaragoza. A project that has already demonstrated its success in combating the early abandonment of basketball in adolescent players and that seeks to expand

The Rif remains in oblivion 10 years after the greatest revolt of the reign of Mohamed VI

After declaring itself independent a century ago in front of Spanish colonial power, in the northern region of Morocco there is a desire for autonomy similar to that offered to the Sahara by Rabat.

Report from Tel Aviv: Netanyahu emphasizes not to make alliances with Arab parties

After the preliminary results of the legislative elections in Israel were known, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed the role of his political bloc and said he will work to form a "strong and stable" right-wing government. During his speech to Likud supporters, he thanked his coalition allies, called on the unity of the Zionist majority and reiterated his rejection of the possibility of the Arab parties having a decisive role in the formation of the next government. From the Likud headquarters, our special envoy Erika Olavarría gives us more details.

Mbappé asks for forgiveness after unleashing outrage in China: "I am truly sorry"

Killian Mbappé stated on Tuesday, October 27, that he was "sincerely sorry" for his "clumsy statements" about Chinese leader Mao Zedong, in the midst of a wave of criticism in the Asian nation. The outrage in China led to the cancellation of advertising contracts with the French football star and even spilled LaLiga, whose rebroadcasts were suspended and which now attempts to amend the matter.

Daniel Schwartz: "The growth in the Arab vote is afraid of Netanyahu"

After the election day in Israel, we look at the challenges that the Israeli Prime Minister comes to these elections. Among them is the increased participation of the Arab electorate, a factor that could reduce the scope for manoeuvre of its political bloc. In addition to this, the discontent of the population following the attacks of 7 October 2023, the consequences of which continue to mark the public debate and which have led some voters, including victims and families of the affected, to express their rejection of the Government in the ballot box. Daniel Schwartz, historian, journalist and

Elections in Israel: what will happen after the closing of the ballot box?

On October 27, Israel experienced crucial parliamentary elections, the first since the 7-0 Hamas attack, which shook the country and plunged the Middle East into chaos. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is at stake and his centrist rivals promise to inaugurate a new era, but it may be weeks before consolidated results are known.

Feijóo, after agreeing with Vox not to appear in some provinces to the Senate: "No one can give up what he does not have"

PP leader advocates integrating "independent" profiles on the premise that, otherwise, Abascal voters would not be decanted for their lists

Jay-Z will act in the middle of the LXI Super Bowl, which organizes its own company

After the historic performance of Bad Bunny in 2026, the artist and businessman, owner of Roc Nation, will lead the 61st final of the NFL, the American football league

The Black South resurrects the struggle for civil rights: "Trump wants us back to 1860"

Following the Supreme's ruling on the minority vote, Tennessee drew electoral maps that subdued African Americans. Still, a young Democratic candidate from Memphis trusts that he will win in the 'midterms'

Report from Vatican City: Pope Leo XIV takes up his agenda and will travel to Latin America

The Vatican confirmed Leo XIV's first journey to Latin America since the beginning of his pontificate. After a recent pulmonary operation, the Pope will visit Uruguay, Argentina and Peru from 6 to 17 November, a tour that the Holy See kept on the agenda after the doctors ruled out any contraindications for displacement. Our correspondent Irene Savio has the details.

Lula wins the second round after turning the results; Bolsonaro does not recognize her defeat

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the second round of the elections in Brazil against the ultra-right senator Flávio Bolsonaro, in an unpublished round. After being re-elected, the current ruler will assume his fourth term on January 5 in Brasilia, at the age of 81. Bolsonaro did not accept the results of the elections and criticized the length of the day, despite having made the same request.

The French Government's announcements do not calm the students, who call to follow the protests

Following the meeting between Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and student leaders, the Minister of Education, Edouard Gefry, released a number of measures, including a partial reform of the university entry system and million-dollar loans for the renovation of educational infrastructure. However, student associations judged the actions of "insufficient" and called for a redemonstration on Saturday and on the general strike on 5 November.

Live: Iran supports dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, following Hutti attacks on Riyadh

The Iranian Foreign Minister spoke with his Saudi counterpart and offered to facilitate a dialogue "with Yemen," in the first contact between the two countries since the current escalation between Riyadh and the Bhutti rebels supported by Tehran began. The militia claimed several attacks on Riyadh International Airport since Saturday, 10 October, including an offensive that left 13 dead and 309 injured, as well as attacks on Saudi energy facilities.