Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says 'true' election results due in one or two days.

Eisenkot says Israel has chosen change, hopes to form government

Netanyahu denies reports he will fire chief of staff Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied on Monday reports circulating in Israeli media regarding firing the Israeli military chief, Eyal Zamir

Sudan accused the UAE of complicity in genocide in Sudan at the International Court of Justice in March 2025, but the case was dismissed two months later, as the UAE had not fully acceded to the Genocide Convention, meaning the court lacked the formal authority to rule on the matter. Israeli ties Concerns have also been raised about Nusseibehs ability to mediate the Israel-Palestine conflict as secretary general, and her willingness to hold Israeli leaders to account for alleged war crimes in Gaza, where Israel has killed over 74,000 Palestinians since October 2023

For them, the deal with Penguin Random House was an opportunity to educate many young readers about Palestinian oppression. Matari, who also spoke on behalf of Hadid, told Middle East Eye they believed their work could impact young readers' perspectives on the Palestinian struggle for liberation from the illegal Israeli occupying force and give them tools to call out oppression

The UAE denies the allegations. Her candidacy has also drawn criticism over the UAE's close ties with Israel

High-level delegations from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Trkiye were in Tehran on Monday for talks with Iranian authorities aimed at averting renewed fighting between Iran and Israel and the United States, Iran's Foreign Ministry said.

In their place stands the oldest figure in the far-right repertoire: the Muslim invader at the gates . Then came Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who never misses an opportunity to turn Europes Muslims into a threat

Lula defeats pro-Israel challenger Flavio Bolsonaro in Brazil elections Submitted by Mera Aladam on Mon, 10/26/2026 - 05:39 The incumbent secured his fourth term as leader after falling behind his far-right challenger in the first round of voting Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva gestures as he addresses supporters after his victory in the presidential runoff election, at Paulista Avenue, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 26 October (Reuters/Amanda Perobelli) Off Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva secured hisfourth non-consecutive presidential term late on Sunday, in a historic win againstright-wing pro- Israel Senator Flavio Bolsonaro

"As part of a drone operation carried out by the Revolutionary Guards' ground forces, the headquarters of the terrorist and separatist group Komala, located in the Balisan region, was targeted last night," the Mehr news agency said. Revolutionary Guard Corpshave not immediately claimed responsibility for the strikes on these fighters, whom Iran accuses of being supported by Israel, its sworn enemy

Former US president says Trump 'chose to make a series of bad decisions', highlighting the US-Israel war on Iran.

Having moved from one shelter to another throughout the war, Tom suffered an eye injury from a soot-covered pot and saw his weight drop in half during the peak of starvation in Gaza. Maha shares the emotional reality of trying to keep a pet alive when food was nearly impossible to find, and how pets across Gaza continue to suffer as Israel continues to block the entry of essential veterinary supplies

The country is a critical US ally with several military bases there. Ghalib's outspoken criticism of Israel and other comments on social media from his days as a private citizen emerged as a major obstacle to his Senate confirmation, particularly after being amplified by the staunchly pro-Israel Anti-Defamation League and some right-wing news outlets

The Middle East conflict could flare up again as the U.S

Gulf exports more oil than it did before Iran war despite surge in Hormuz attacks The Middle East is now exporting more oil than it did before the US-Israeli war on Iran began on 28 February, posing a challenge to the Islamic Republic as it looks to cement its control over the Strait of Hormuz and as the US and Israel threaten a new attack

Iran calls on UN to slam 'unlawful threats' from US, Israel Irans envoy to the United Nations, Gholamhossein Darzi, has urged the UN secretary-general and the president of the Security Council to reject and denounce the US and Israel for their repeated "threats" against Tehran

Qatar, France issue joint statement calling for the implementation of Gaza ceasefire French President Emmanuel Macron held discussions with Qatars Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani during Macrons visit to Doha, regarding the situation in Iran, Gaza and Lebanon and the need for diplomacy to ensure regional stability. In a joint statement, the leaders reaffirmed their support for the two-state solution in Palestine and Israel and emphasised the need to uphold agreements, including implementing the ceasefire, withdrawing Israeli forces, and facilitating the urgent, safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza

Netanyahu threatens regime change in Iran IsraeliPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday threatened the Iranian supreme leader, saying he wants to "overthrow the regime in Iran"

The RSF is supported by the UAE, though Abu Dhabi continues to deny its involvement despite mounting evidence, including from the UN fact-finding mission for Sudan. A group of volunteers pictured in Bara, Sudan (MEE) On Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke in front of a map that divided Sudan between the RSF-held west, which was listed as being friendly to Israel and the UAE, and the rest of the country, which was listed as being friendly to Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Pakistan

Pro-Palestinian Hasidic religious worker accused of hate crimes faces deportation to Israel Hasidic religious worker Yehonatan Ovadia is currently being held at Metropolitan Detention Center in New York City and is facing potential deportation to Israel for his pro-Palestinian views

Why Greece's alliances failed to prevent eastern Libya's maritime deal with Turkey Submitted by Sean Mathews on Tue, 10/20/2026 - 21:39 Egypt and Turkey cohere on several hotspots while Gulf states seek new security partners, and Israel's interests are served by supporting Saddam Haftar's rise to power Libyan strongman Khalifa Haftar (L) speaks with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis during talks in Athens, on 17 January 2020 (Aris Messinis/AFP) Off In the days before Libyas eastern parliament approved a contentious maritime agreement with Turkey , Greece was trying to assemble its allies - Egypt, Israel and the UAE - to prevent the deal, multiple officials in the region told Middle East Eye