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Direct-Israeli elections: Hertsog calls for the inviolability of the voices of the Arabs of Israel and Mansour Abbas denying accusations

Israeli President Isaac Hertzog Algiers urged that the entire Arab society in Israel should not be challenged impartially because of the investigation of suspicions of corruption related to the receipt by Arab parties of foreign funding to influence the results of the elections. For his part, the Chairman of the Consolidated Arab List, Mansour Abbas, denied false accusations: " The list has nothing to do with false accusations, according to Israeli media. Continue our direct coverage.

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An Iraqi states that Iran is in close contact with the mediators to ensure that its proposal to end the war is implemented.

Iran ' s Foreign Minister Abbas Aragi stressed Wednesday that Tehran continued its close contacts with mediators to review the implementation of the Tehran proposal to end the war in the Middle East. These statements come in a context of acute tension between the Houthi and Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni Government. Al-Huthyin said that a hit on the kingdom had resulted in 14 deaths.

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Israeli elections: What possible scenarios for the formation of the next Government?

Although the Likud party, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and its allies, advanced in the preliminary results of the Israeli legislative elections, neither its camp nor the Gadi-Izencott-led opposition mass were able to harvest the necessary parliamentary majority to form the future Government. As votes continue, four possible scenarios emerge from the formation of a government coalition to organize new elections, or resort to a minority Government, if no blocs succeed in securing 61 seats.

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Israeli elections: Netanyahu and Iznkot are ready to form a new government after close results.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu and his political greimah Gadi Ayzenkot confirmed their determination to form a new Government, despite the parties ' inability to secure the required representative majority on the first electoral benefit since the events of October 7 causing a massive shock inside Israel. According to data published by the Elections Commission, Ntanyahu ' s coalition is making slight progress on the opposition block after half of the votes, amid expectations of complex coalition negotiations that may last weeks, and a potential role for Arab parties in leveraging the capacity of a camp.

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Jurisdictional criticism of the nomination by the United Arab Emirates of Lana as the United Nations Secretary-General because of the Sudanese war

The candidacy of the United Arab Emirates Diplomacy for the post of Secretary-General of the United Nations raised criticism from Sudanese jurists and activists, against the background of its role in defending the foreign policy of Abu Dhabi and denying the role of the Emirates in fuelling the war in the Sudan. On the other hand, Tuesday ' s representative pledged to make the Sudan a top priority if it assumed office, to support accountability and ceasefire efforts.

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Jordan and Syria agree to form a security commission and Damascus declare a resumption of crossing through the Shaqa crossing.

Following Jordan ' s incursions into southern Syria and its disagreement over prior coordination and the loss of civilian casualties, Oman and Damascus announced agreement on the establishment of a joint security committee to determine the circumstances of the strikes. The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Jordan, Ayman al-Safdi, expressed regret that civilians had been killed, asserting that the raids had been aimed at neutralizing imminent threats to the security of the Kingdom. In parallel, Syria announced the return of travellers and commercial freight through a Sha ' a crossing point to normal as of Wednesday morning.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Israel is arresting an Egyptian civilian, infiltrated across the border fence and Cairo, committing to his return.

The Israeli army, on Tuesday, declared that an Egyptian civilian had been arrested during the night after crossing the border fence from Egyptian territory to Israel near the Netzana area, while the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that it would continue to take the necessary steps to return him to Egypt, noting that the parties concerned had ascertained that he had been absent from his home since July last and that he was psychologically unstable. This incident occurs at a time when the border between the two countries is witnessing smuggling of drugs and weapons.

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What do we know about the Arab presence in the Israeli legislative elections?

After casting his voice in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concern at the high rate of Arab voter participation in the Tuesday legislative elections, warning of the " election theft " . In a series of publications, Netanyahu highlighted the long lines in front of polling stations in Arab towns, and published a picture that said that she showed a vehicle, including women wearing necks, waiting to cast their votes. Arabs, mostly of Palestinian origin, accounted for about 21 per cent of Israel ' s 10 million population and were usually voting for less Jewish Israelis. For its part, the Legal Centre for the Rights of the Arab Minority was declared in E.

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Direct. Israel ' s legislative elections: standard participation rate and the fate of Netanyahu at stake

The participation rate in the Tuesday elections in Israel has reached record levels, reaching 44.9 per cent of the registered voters as announced by the Central Elections Commission, the highest participation rate since the Commission began registering these statistics in 1973. The Israelis vote Tuesday in the first general elections since the attack of 7 October 2023, in the middle of a forecast to learn the voter position of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the country ' s increasing tendency towards the extreme right... Continue our direct coverage.

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The Israelis go to the ballot boxes to vote in critical elections for the future of Ntanyahu.

The Israelis turn Tuesday to the ballot boxes in legislative elections on which the future of Benjamin Ntanyahu is concerned, in the light of the convergence of polls between him and his rival, Gadi Eisencott. This benefit, while security and accountability issues are at the forefront of failures preceded by the campaign ' s enthusiasm, as well as controversy over the influence of extremist religious and national parties.

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Israel is electing Tuesday in the midst of severe divisions and persistent competition between Netanyahu and Eisencot.

The Israelis turn Tuesday to the ballot boxes at the first legislative elections since the Hamas attack on 7 October 2023, in the middle of deep political divisions and intense competition between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his opponent Gadi Izencott. The voting comes after three years of regional wars, with the increasing criticism of the policies of the Israeli Government and the growing influence of the hard right.

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Iran and the Mecca Agreement decide to continue the talks in the midst of a military escalation in the region.

Both Tehran witnessed talks between Iran, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, which ended by agreeing to continue dialogue on regional security, in the midst of fears of renewed war in the Middle East. Concurrently, the Egyptian Parliament has agreed to provide defensive support to Saudi Arabia, which is under constant catastrophe attacks, while the United Nations has warned of a large military escalation between Iran and the Gulf States, in the midst of security and maritime tensions and United States and Israeli warnings that military operations may resume.

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In Israel, racism has worsened since October 7, and it's been practiced openly.

The Arabs of Israel constitute about 20% of the Israeli population. Since 7 October 2023, the Government has made them enemies inside, leaving them vulnerable to organized crime. As their marginalization within Israeli society has expanded more than ever, the internal Palestinians believe that they face brutal racism that has become part of their daily lives.