Four days. That’s all that separates Israel from an election billed as the most consequential in its history. And yet, if the polls are right, Israelis may wake up on October 28 to the most familiar result of all: no winner.
Foreign ministers from seven major European and Middle Eastern countries will meet in Istanbul on Friday to discuss key regional security issues, a Turkish diplomatic source said on Thursday.
French President Emmanuel Macron went to the Gulf to find diesel. He came back, or will, with promises.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has revealed that he phoned Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in July 2025 to demand an end to the killing of Druze in Syria's Sweida province.
King Mohammed VI on Friday named the members of Morocco's new government, led by Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, the first woman to head a government in the country's history.
Avigdor Liberman does not do ambiguity, and with twelve days to go before Israel's October 27 election he has made his position plainer still.
The Museum of Moroccan Jewish Culture was inaugurated on Monday in Fez. The project was launched at the initiative of King Mohammed VI.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani was booed on Wednesday night at a candlelight vigil in Union Square marking three years since the Oct. 7 attack, the New York Post reports.
Bruno Retailleau, the candidate of France's conservative Les Républicains in the 2027 presidential election, visited the site of the Nova music festival on Wednesday morning to mark three years since the October 7 attacks by Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Bruno Retailleau, the candidate of France’s conservative Les Républicains, is due in Tel Aviv on Tuesday evening to set out his programme for the 2027 presidential election before French expatriates, as the race to succeed Emmanuel Macron moves onto the ground where overseas voters can be reached.
Qatar, Jordan and Kuwait on Sunday condemned Israel's completion of work on the so-called "Sufa 53 Line" in Syria's Quneitra province. The three states said the project violates Syrian sovereignty, international law and the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
Dr. Rafeh Halabi, a poet, writer, intellectual and a Druze leader from Daliyat al-Karmel in northern Israel, has published a contribution in the Kurdish magazine Afrin Times under the title "Be True to Yourself… and Never Let Anyone Extinguish Your Light."
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