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Iran drops self-imposed 2,000-km missile range limit amid fears of renewed war

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has announced that a self-imposed restriction limiting the range of its ballistic missiles to 2,000 kilometres (1,200 miles) “has been lifted”. The move could open the door for Tehran to pursue longer-range missile capabilities amid growing fears of a renewed full-scale conflict with the…

The Times of India · Nov 8

Eisenkot clears PM mandate threshold with 67 endorsements, leaving Netanyahu's bloc at 46 seats, UTJ abstains

Gadi Eisenkot has surpassed the parliamentary threshold by gaining 67 endorsements to form Israel's government. His endorsements come after consultations with President Isaac Herzog and include support from various opposition groups. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's support dwindled to 46 as his traditional ally abstained from endorsing him. The decision…

The Economic Times · Nov 5

'Stop climbing up trees': Israeli president urges parties to avert fresh election

Speaking at a memorial ceremony for Israel's first president, Chaim Weizmann, Herzog asked party leaders to acknowledge the results and find a way forward. “Stop climbing up trees and face the reality”, he said, urging political leaders to move beyond their election campaign positions and negotiate. He said consultations with…

The Times of India · Nov 1

Liberman Demands Treason Probe Into Netanyahu Over Alleged Push for Iran Escalation Before Israel Election

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Liberman has asked Israel's attorney-general to investigate Benjamin Netanyahu over alleged pressure for military action against Iran, claims the prime minister denies.

International Business Times UK · Oct 26

‘Baseless and false’: Israel def min rejects Netanyahu-army chief rift reports

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz has denied reports of military tensions concerning potential actions against Iran. Katz stated there are no plans for an attack before the upcoming elections. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also rejected claims of disagreement with military chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir. In an interview, Netanyahu suggested…

The Times of India · Oct 26

Storm before Israel polls: Katz reacts to 'Netanyahu-IDF rift' over Iran strike plans

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has firmly denied rumors of discord between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief Eyal Zamir, despite rising concerns about possible military actions against Iran amidst an election cycle. Katz reassured that there are no current plans to strike Iran during this sensitive political time.

The Times of India · Oct 26

Flight Cleared After Bomb Alert: Bomb threat diverts Tel Aviv–Vienna flight; checks find no risk

Austrian Airlines flight OS82 faced a critical situation when it was diverted to Sofia due to a bomb threat. With 51 passengers on board, the plane made an emergency landing under the watch of a Bulgarian Air Force fighter jet. Upon arrival, security teams conducted extensive searches, finding no threats.…

The Times of India · Oct 19

Tel Aviv-Vienna flight makes emergency landing after bomb threat

An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing in Sofia, Bulgaria, after the crew received a bomb threat signal during the journey, prompting a security inspection.

The Times of India · Oct 18

Israel election paradox as parties winning no seats could decide who forms government

Israel's upcoming elections are poised to be dramatically influenced by smaller parties struggling to surpass the 3.25 percent voting threshold. Their performance could tip the scales between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition and the opposition. Historical patterns reveal how these parties, despite failing to secure seats, can pivotally alter political…

The Times of India · Oct 14

Mamdani's Socialist Allies Turn on Him With 'Genocide' Chants as Youth Chapters Allege DSA Funding Threat

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing pressure from left-wing activists over his 7 October vigil attendance, while disputes intensify over police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

International Business Times UK · Oct 10