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After a night of unrest, with street fighting, fires, and clashes between protesters and police in its major cities, Israel is preparing to enter a new era following the firing of Defense Minister Yoav Galad by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of his defense minister amid its war in the Gaza Strip has sparked a torrent of backlash, reverberating through government circles and igniting public outrage in the streets.

As we approach November 5th, this year’s U.S. presidential election has captivated global interest. Many geopolitical analysts have been repeating, almost monotonously, the familiar claim that these elections are the most critical in the U.S. since 1860.

At least 35 people were injured on Sunday morning when a truck crashed into a bus stop near Glilot in central Israel.

The police have deployed large forces in the area, located north of Tel Aviv, and have asked drivers to avoid passing through the scene.

If Joe Biden‘s pick, Kamala Harris, wins the election, she will likely staff her staff with her closest advisers as well as key cabinet members.

Regardless of whether Democrats retain power in the Senate or Republicans take it, 59-year-old Harris will have to figure out which people to keep from the Biden administration.

Turkish Airlines and Pegasus have canceled all flights to Iran until Nov. 1 amid rising concerns over a potential Israeli retaliatory strike after Iran's recent missile attacks.

Both Turkish carriers suspended operations due to security concerns, state-run Anadolu Agency reported on Oct. 23.

Dozens of rockets were launched shortly after 1:00 PM by Hezbollah from Southern Lebanon, targeting central Israel, specifically Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv.

Lebanon's Hezbollah group claimed Tuesday it targeted two positions in Tel Aviv's suburbs, including an intelligence base, and a naval base near Haifa, as Israel intensified its offensive in Lebanon.

Since Sunday night, Israeli fighter jets have been targeting specific locations where, according to widespread belief, there are no military targets. Early Monday morning, the IDF announced via a leak that it had struck the headquarters of Al-Qard Al-Hassan, a unique bank established by Hezbollah.

Earlier this morning, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in Caesarea was the target of a drone attack launched from Lebanon, according to reports by The Times of Israel citing the Prime Minister's Office. The statement clarified that neither Netanyahu nor his wife, Sara, were at home during the incident, and no injuries were reported.