Israel's vote count concludes: Netanyahu leads by five seats, but without an absolute majority.

Scott Bessent was the face of the US economic pressure campaign on Tehran

The 13th military support package has been approved, but Borghi (Lega) warns: "We are against it."

The Secretary of War is targeted by the Democrats for the conflict in Iran without Congressional approval. The motion is rejected.

Police have launched a manhunt for the man convicted of kidnapping industrialist Pietro Costa, who was a fugitive for 44 years.

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In Israel, the counting of ballots in the general election has been completed 100%.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc retains 53 seats in the Knesset, while the Change bloc, led by former General Eisenkot, obtains 48 seats. Neither party has thus achieved an absolute majority of 61 seats, but President Herzog has announced consultations to see if there is a possibility of forming a government.

Specifically, the Arab parties have 19 seats. Likud gains one seat, now with 27. Eisenkot's Yashar has 21, Bennett-Lapid 12, the United Arab List 11, Democrats 8, Ra'am 8, Israel Beiteinu 7, Ben Gvir 7, United Torah Judaism 7, Shas 6, and Smotrich's Religious Zionism 6. The Election Commission specifies that the official results will be announced on Wednesday, November 4, and that a further review of the integrity of the election will be carried out by then.

(Unioneonline)

Israel's vote count concludes: Netanyahu leads by five seats, but without an absolute majority.

Israel's vote count concludes: Netanyahu leads by five seats, but without an absolute majority.

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