World news from The Thursday Times' foreign desk.
Justice Noam Sohlberg says official results go to President Herzog on Wednesday as planned, while Likud says a ‘black cloud’ hangs over the vote until the Shin Bet inquiry ends.
Phones across Ukraine showed false warnings of radiation, chemical attack and street fighting for about an hour before all-clear messages went out.
The exchange says withdrawals spiked and are now stabilising, and that about 95 per cent of the stolen assets have been replaced.
Trump prefers to give talks more time and says he is in no hurry, while Israeli officials say they are preparing in case fighting resumes after Tuesday’s vote.
The jet was flying from Texas to the Bahamas. Governor DeSantis said it came down “like a missile”, leaving a large crater, and about 600 residents are expected to be moved.
The former prime minister’s 12 seats firm up Eisenkot’s lead before Herzog’s consultations, but the opposition is still far short of a majority.
High Commissioner Tipu Usman welcomed the unified club at the Pakistan High Commission in London and stressed outreach to younger Pakistanis in Britain.
Being asked first may not be enough: no bloc is near the 61 seats needed, and Liberman and United Torah Judaism remain undecided before consultations begin on Wednesday.
The Democrats leader says Netanyahu lacks the legitimacy to lead another war and urges rivals to form a government before Israel and the US strike Iran again.
Araghchi says the strait could reopen in two days if Washington lifts sanctions and cuts its military presence, but both sides say they are ready for war after Tuesday’s US midterms.
