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If Netanyahu loses, what happens next in the US-Israeli war on Iran?
Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming election holds significant implications for Israel's policy on Iran. Depending on the election's result, the country's military posture towards regional adversaries could drastically change. Gadi Eisenkot might keep applying pressure on Iran, but a new leadership could prefer a diplomatic stance. This fluid political atmosphere presents opportunities for potential negotiations, underscoring the nuanced relationship between military action and foreign diplomacy in the region.
Israel votes tomorrow: What’s at stake for India as Bibi faces tough fight
Israel's elections on October 27 will significantly affect the country's relationship with India. More than just political outcomes, defense and trade agreements will be critical in bilateral ties. India aims to maintain cooperation regardless of the election's outcomes or the new leadership in Israel. The balance between Israel and Iran remains essential for India's regional strategy and economic interests.
Ahead of Israel election, local media reports of 'clash' between IDF boss and Netanyahu over Iran attack plans
Reports indicate tension is brewing between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief General Eyal Zamir. This disagreement centers on military actions related to Iran ahead of upcoming elections. Netanyahu has sought political advantage from the situation, leading to concerns among military leaders. The impending elections may significantly impact the political landscape with projections showing a possible gridlock.
Disenchanted Netanyahu supporters are prize of Israel election campaign
Voters in Dimona have begun campaigning for Gadi Eisenkot, seeking to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The upcoming election reflects growing discontent among traditional Likud supporters who are now considering alternatives. Netanyahu faces declining support due to the fallout from Hamas' October 7 attack, as many voters express the need for change. Eisenkot's personal story and security credentials resonate with voters, leading to a competitive race.
Balochistan police accused of brutal killings in Quetta
A grieving mother from Sariab in Balochistan has accused a senior police officer of murder. Bibi Sharaf claims her son, Noorullah, and his friend were shot while returning from a picnic. She alleges that the police are trying to cover up the incident and has filed multiple complaints for justice. Despite her repeated efforts, authorities have not responded to her requests for legal action.
Trump endorses Netanyahu for re-election, warns US could ‘finish the job’ against Iran
US President Donald Trump has endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, highlighting his leadership against Iran and calling him a reliable partner. Trump emphasized that Iran's threatening rhetoric could lead to serious consequences and commended Netanyahu's strength in dealing with various pressures. He warned of potential US involvement if the leadership in Israel changes. Trump's support is labeled as a complete and total endorsement for Netanyahu's re-election campaign.
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War-weary northern Israelis rethink loyalty to Netanyahu before election
Residents in northern Israel are reassessing their political support for Prime Minister Netanyahu as elections approach. Many former supporters express dissatisfaction with the government's handling of recent conflicts. Displaced individuals and business owners cite ongoing trauma and economic struggles following years of warfare. While some still support tough measures against threats, others demand significant change in leadership. The forthcoming election could see a shift in voter loyalty amidst these challenges.
When defence is the best form of attack
Protest fever is growing in various parts of the world, prompting authorities to respond with limited measures. The example of Captain Machchhar illustrates that victory requires more than just aggression and needs strategic planning. Recent actions in the US Middle East policy show a similar pattern of withdrawal after conflict. During the UNGA, Bibi faced challenges, indicating the need for preparation in addressing protests.
Pakistan's ex-PM Imran Khan's party begins long march after talks with government fail
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party commenced a long march towards Islamabad following unsuccessful negotiations. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi announced the march from Lakki Marwat's Gandi Chowk as a response to political tensions. Negotiations between Khan's party and the government focused on various demands but ended in deadlock.
Pakistan braces for protest by Imran Khan's party after talks with government fail
Pakistan is preparing for a protest by Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party following unsuccessful government negotiations. The planned long march is set to occur on October 4, with significant participation from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Key demands include access to the jailed leader and the release of party members detained prior to the protest. Government officials have stated that security measures will be intensified to prevent entry into Islamabad.
'May 9-like situation' to be dealt with decisive force, says Pakistan army's top brass
Pakistan military officials have indicated that any disturbances like those of May 9 will be addressed with decisive force. As supporters of Imran Khan prepare for a long march to Islamabad, political tensions are escalating. The federal government has increased security measures, including deploying additional police personnel and placing shipping containers on key roads. PTI leaders have made various demands regarding Imran Khan's health and the release of detained supporters.
Pak government holds talks with Imran Khan's party to defuse tensions ahead of long march to Islamabad
Tensions in Pakistan are rising as the federal government and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party enter dialogue aimed at de-escalation. Central to the discussions is the party's upcoming long march scheduled for October 4. Significant demands include a chance for Imran Khan to meet with officials and better medical provisions for his family.
Trump says latest Iran peace offer not enough, may resume bombing, and other Mideast developments
US President Donald Trump has suggested that following the elections, he might escalate military actions against Iran. In Yemen, clashes have intensified between Iran-aligned Houthi rebels and government forces surrounding Taiz City. Trump also commented on reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received advance notice of a Hamas attack.
A city of containers: How Islamabad prepares for another Imran Khan showdown
Shipping containers have been deployed in Islamabad to restrict protesters ahead of a march for Imran Khan's release. Supporters of Imran Khan are frustrated with the government for blocking access to the city. Authorities have taken measures to prevent protests due to concerns about possible disruptions and vandalism. Residents of Islamabad are facing increased travel difficulties and longer commutes because of these restrictions.
Murshidabad murder: Bengal CM orders CID probe into Sujit Mondal killing, suspends 2 cops
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has ordered a CID probe into the gruesome killing of Sujit Mondal in Murshidabad's Dhuliyan. Mondal went missing on August 28 before his dismembered body was recovered. Three people have been arrested, while two police officers were suspended and action initiated against other personnel.
Women's Asia Cup: India need to fix batting frailties against Hong Kong
Seven-time champions India, who won four Asia Cup titles in the ODI format and three in the T20 format, survived some anxious moments after a batting collapse in the second half of the first innings in their opening match against Thailand.
Buttery bun maskas, Parsi bites, spicy mutton keema: Mumbai’s 93-year-old Iranian cafe serves comfort food with a side of nostalgia. Even BR Ambedkar had breakfast here
Preserving Mumbai’s vibrant Parsi heritage, classic Irani cafés retain a timeless charm, with Cafe Colony exemplifying this enduring legacy since its opening in 1933. Initially famous for its traditional Parsi bakes and cool drinks, the spot quickly captured the hearts of neighborhood patrons. The menu eventually grew to feature a diverse selection of comforting non-vegetarian specialties, highlighting authentic Parsi cooking traditions while maintaining its inviting, nostalgic atmosphere.
Gwyneth Paltrow's latest 'boyfriend breakfast' is besan chilla with pudina chutney amid Sam Altman dinner party buzz
'Iron Man' star Gwyneth Paltrow has shared her latest breakfast routine featuring Indian besan chilla, eggs and pudina chutney, amid buzz around a dinner party involving OpenAI founder Sam Altman.
Why was Pakistani TikTok star Shamso Bibi, known as Ayesha Gilamana, shot dead near Islamabad?
Pakistani tiktoker Ayesha Gilamana death news: Shamso Bibi, the popular TikTok star known as Ayesha Gilamana, was shockingly gunned down near Islamabad last week, drawing attention to the rising violence against female social media influencers. With over 1.3 million fans, her tragic death, resulting from an encounter with a man named Kashif, underscores the pressing need for improved protection for those in the online content creation space.
What are the cases against former Pakistan PM Imran Khan?
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered Imran Khan's transfer to a hospital from jail. He faces numerous corruption and other charges since losing power in 2022. His family expressed concerns about his deteriorating health and access to him. Most convictions have been suspended or overturned while appeals are pending. Khan denies all allegations of wrongdoing in these cases.
How the Iran war exposed cracks in the US-Israel partnership
Donald Trump's patience with Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly exhausted over Iran policy. Netanyahu faces growing criticism and a negative view of Israel in America. Young voters increasingly sympathize with Palestinians due to Israeli actions. The strong US-Israel lobby faces challenges from younger Democrats and Republican isolationists. This situation strains the long-standing US-Israel relationship significantly.
Who is Bushra Bibi, woman who tied knot to Imran Khan in a secret ceremony and is linked to shocking black magic claims
Bushra Bibi sentenced to 17 years in jail: Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi have once again been sent to jail in Toshakhana corruption case. Bushra Bibi, Imran Khan's third wife, who usually keeps a low profile, gained prominence when she led the protests from the forefront in Pakistan last year demanding the release of her husband. There are claims about Bibi that she practices black magic and witchcraft, a claim denied by her sister.
Pakistan authorities flexing muscles to arrest jailed former PM Imran Khan's wife Bushra Bibi
Authorities in Pakistan are seeking to arrest Bushra Bibi, the wife of former prime minister Imran Khan, after she missed eight court hearings in a corruption case involving 190 million pounds. Bibi is accused of misusing funds returned by the UK's National Crime Agency, intended for the national treasury, for personal and university purposes.
Pakistan court summons former PM Imran Khan, wife Bushra Bibi in illegal marriage case
Petitioner Muhammad Hanif had claimed that Bushra Bibi was divorced by her former husband in November 2017 and married Khan in January 2018, despite her 'iddat' period not having ended and stated that it "is against Sharia and Muslim norms."
Michael Bibi’s rare cancer diagnosis: All you may want to know
Michael Bibi, who is a DJ and producer, has been diagnosed recently with a rare form of cancer, CNS Lymphoma. This cancer form affects the brain and the spine.
The Tale of Bon Bibi
The villagers of Sunderban worship Bon Bibi before entering the forest. The folklore narrates that after saving Dukhe from Dakshin Rai, Bon Bibi stipulated that nothing more should be extracted from the forest than what is needed to survive. Currently, we are close to crossing many thresholds endangering our survival. ‘Banbibir Jahuranama’ is like a lighthouse alerting us to avoid a path fraught with danger.
Reports of Aasia Bibi leaving Pakistan "fake": Minister
Bibi, a 47-year-old mother of four, was release from Multan jail last week after the Supreme Court in its landmark decision acquitted her of blasphemy charges.
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