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    Israel election 2026: Who is challenging Benjamin Netanyahu for power?

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party is losing ground ahead of the upcoming elections. Various opposition figures are attempting to capitalize on public dissatisfaction with Netanyahu's leadership. However, the opposition parties have differing political views, making coalition building difficult. Several smaller parties could play a crucial role in determining government formation outcomes. The election results will significantly influence Israel's political direction and Netanyahu's potential future.

    Iran calls latest US response to proposal 'insufficient'

    Iran's Supreme National Security Council head, Mohsen Rezaei, has called the US response to negotiations insufficient. He warned of potential attacks on cables and data centers if fighting escalates further. In Israel, the former attorney general testified against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a longstanding corruption trial. Meanwhile, the Iranian-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for recent strikes on Saudi airports amid rising tensions.

    Iran-US War: Tehran rejects Donald Trump administration's proposal to end war, threatens major escalation by striking regional data center, cables

    Iran-US War latest: The head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council says Tehran finds the latest response from the United States “insufficient” as efforts at negotiations to end the war and fully open the Strait of Hormuz limp along.

    Israelis are scheduled to hold a national election on October 27. Polls indicate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a clear defeat in this upcoming vote. His security credentials were significantly impacted by the October 7 Hamas attacks. Several rivals, including former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, are emerging as contenders. Israel's parliamentary system necessitates coalition governments, making elections complex.

    Netanyahu cancer: Israel Prime Minister's health report reveals prostate cancer treatment, details aftermath of surgery at Jerusalem hospital

    Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu cancer treatment: 76-year-old Prime Minister underwent surgery at medical center in Jerusalem.

    Israeli Court postpones Netanyahu's testimony by a week, citing 'security-diplomatic' reasons

    Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's testimony in his corruption trial has been postponed. The Jerusalem District Court approved a defense request citing security and diplomatic reasons. Another witness will testify in his place. The trial is currently in the cross-examination phase. This development occurs during a shortened court week in Israel.

    • Halt to Iran attacks means Netanyahu's corruption trial will resume on Sunday

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial restarts Sunday. This follows the lifting of a state of emergency declared due to conflict with Iran. The trial, which began in 2020, involves charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. Netanyahu denies these allegations. The judicial system returns to normal operations. The ongoing legal proceedings could impact his political future.

      Israel's dignity not for sale: Herzog on Trump's request to pardon Bibi in graft case

      President Herzog stated Israel's "dignity, independence and sovereignty are not for sale," rejecting Donald Trump's repeated calls for Prime Minister Netanyahu's pardon. Herzog emphasized he would consider the pardon request independently, free from pressure, while Netanyahu urged Herzog to end the "absurd circus" trial to focus on the war.

      Netanyahu says he will not quit politics if he receives a pardon

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared he will not step down from politics even if he receives a pardon from President Isaac Herzog in his ongoing corruption trial. Netanyahu requested the pardon last month, citing hindrances to governance. Pardons in Israel are typically granted post-conviction, with no precedent for mid-trial pardons.

      Netanyahu mocks corruption trial as 'Bugs Bunny' farce

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced the ongoing corruption case against him as a "Bugs Bunny trial" and defended his controversial pardon request in a video published on social media. Netanyahu is the first sitting Israeli prime minister to stand trial for corruption.

      Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks presidential pardon in years-long corruption trial
      Netanyahu officially asks Israeli president Herzog for pardon

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has formally asked President Isaac Herzog for a pardon. This comes as Netanyahu faces a lengthy corruption trial. He denies all charges and has pleaded not guilty. The President's office acknowledged the extraordinary nature of the request. It stated that all relevant opinions will be considered responsibly.

      Trump urges Israel to pardon Netanyahu in corruption case, sparking concerns over US influence

      Former U.S. President Donald Trump has urged Israel's President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump called the corruption case a political prosecution. Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, breach of trust, and bribery. He denies all allegations. Israeli law requires a formal request and admission of guilt for a pardon. The move raises questions about U.S.

      Trump asks Israeli president to pardon Netanyahu in letter, Israeli president's office says

      US President Donald Trump has asked Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu faces a corruption trial and denies all charges. Trump believes the prosecution is political. The Israeli President's office stated that formal pardon requests must follow established procedures. Netanyahu's trial is ongoing. The Israeli President has the authority to grant pardons under unusual circumstances.

      'Who cares?': Donald Trump urges Israel's president Herzog to pardon Netanyahu over champagne & cigars

      Former U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is on trial for corruption. Trump made the suggestion during an address to the Israeli parliament, referencing the charges of fraud, bribery, and breach of trust. Netanyahu denies all allegations and has called his trial a "witch-hunt."

      Trump defends Netanyahu over corruption trial

      Donald Trump has criticized prosecutors in Israel regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial. Trump stated that the US, a major aid provider to Israel, would not tolerate the situation. Netanyahu was indicted in 2019 on bribery, fraud, and breach of trust charges, which he denies. The court rejected a request to delay Netanyahu's testimony. He is scheduled to testify soon.

      Trump calls for a ceasefire deal on the war in Gaza as signs of progress emerge

      Donald Trump wants progress in Gaza ceasefire talks. An adviser to Benjamin Netanyahu will visit Washington. Netanyahu may also travel there soon. Trump criticized Netanyahu's corruption trial. He thinks it interferes with ceasefire talks. Hamas insists on a full Israeli withdrawal. Israel wants Hamas to disarm. The Israeli military ordered evacuations in northern Gaza.

      Israeli court postpones Netanyahu appearance in graft trial

      An Israeli court has postponed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial testimony following a request supported by Donald Trump, citing security concerns after a ceasefire with Iran and ongoing Gaza fighting. Trump has criticized the trial as a "witch hunt" and called for its cancellation or a pardon, drawing criticism from Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid.

      'Political witch hunt': Trump on continuation of trial against Israeli PM Netanyahu

      Donald Trump says Benjamin Netanyahu's trial is a political witch hunt. He defends Netanyahu as a war hero negotiating with Hamas. Trump criticizes the trial's timing. He feels it interferes with crucial negotiations. Trump says the US supports Israel. He opposes the trial. He wants Netanyahu to focus on his job. The trial began in May 2020.

      Trump demands an end to Israeli PM Netanyahu’s 'witch hunt' corruption trial, says 'the US saved Israel, and now is going to save Bibi'

      US President Donald Trump has called for the cancellation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial, describing it as a politically driven “witch hunt.” His demand follows the recent Israeli military campaign against Iran, which he hailed as a historic success. Trump credited Netanyahu for Israel’s wartime leadership and claimed the US “saved Israel” and would now “save Bibi.” Despite Trump’s comments, Netanyahu’s trial continues in Tel Aviv, while Israeli President Isaac Herzog has ruled out any immediate pardon.

      Courtroom chaos: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu falls ill — concerns mount over his health

      Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial faced further disruption as he reported feeling unwell, leading to an early adjournment of the court session. This follows a previous adjournment for a diplomatic call, adding to the tensions surrounding the proceedings. A protester's outburst in the courtroom also prompted a warning from Netanyahu's defense team regarding security measures.

      Israeli spy chief hands court scathing rebuke of Netanyahu bid to sack him

      The head of Israel's domestic intelligence service, Ronen Bar, alleges that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought his dismissal after he refused requests to spy on protesters and disrupt Netanyahu's corruption trial.

      Live | Israeli PM Netanyahu appears in court in corruption trial amid ongoing Gaza conflict
      Flights from main Israel airport grounded as strike called

      The strike was called on Monday by the country's largest trade union grouping and could paralyze large swaths of Israel's economy. Tens of thousands are expected to be affected by the flight changes.

      Opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu's legal plan mounts after protests

      Netanyahu's government pledged to forge ahead with a parliamentary vote this week on a centerpiece of the overhaul - a law that would give the governing coalition the final say over all judicial appointments. It also seeks to pass laws that would would grant parliament the authority to overturn Supreme Court decisions and limit judicial review of laws.

      Israeli president picks Netanyahu to try and form government

      Reuven Rivlin's announcement in Jerusalem on Tuesday nudged forward the twin dramas over the country's future and Netanyahu's fate as his corruption trial resumed across town.

      Benjamin Netanyahu's favours were 'currency', prosecutor says as corruption trial starts

      Netanyahu, who denies all wrongdoing in the three cases against him, came to Jerusalem District Court in a dark suit and black protective mask, conferring quietly with lawyers as his supporters and critics held raucous demonstrations outside.

      Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu faces legal trial and political tribulations

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's legal and political troubles will play out simultaneously on Monday, at his corruption trial and in the president's residence.

      Benjamin Netanyahu heads to court as 1st sitting Israeli PM on trial

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heading to court Sunday to face corruption charges in the first criminal trial ever against a sitting Israeli leader.

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