Israel is voting, but one of the biggest questions goes beyond the ballot box: Is Washington shaping the timing of any new confrontation with Iran?
Did Trump postpone a military strike for electoral reasons? Does his support for Netanyahu give Washington additional leverage over Tehran? And what changes after the U.S. elections?
Veteran U.S. diplomat Dennis Ross answers Houda Elboukili's questions.
š² President Donald Trumpās endorsement of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu just days before todayās Israeli elections was contingent on Israel holding off on new strikes on Iran until after the U.S. midterms, veteran U.S. diplomat Dennis Ross told MBN in an exclusive interview on Monday.
š² Ross said Netanyahu likely wanted to strike Iran before Israelās elections Tuesday, while Trump did not want such a move before the U.S. midterms on Nov. 3.
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Israelās political parties differ on whether Jewish settlements should be fostered or discouraged in the West Bank, and on how a post-Hamas Gaza should be administered.
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Ezzedine Fishere writes to #MBN_Magazine: The United Nations is withering away. It remains a major humanitarian actor and a forum for international debate, but its capacity to manage conflicts, let alone prevent them, has diminished dramatically @FishereEzzedine
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Israel's electoral system gives smaller parties outsized influence over who becomes prime minister, and the answer may not be clear for weeks after Tuesday's vote.
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As Israel votes and U.S. midterms near, Dennis Ross tells MBN āthe timing is dictated more by the presidentās political calendarā than the Israeli prime ministerās.
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Israelis are voting in historic elections that will decide the future of their longest-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Who do you think will win Israelās elections, and which party will win the largest share of seats in the Knesset? Take part in our interactive simulation and make your predictions to map out the next government.
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From Arab voter turnout to the prospect of smaller parties clearing the electoral threshold, five factors could determine whether it is Benjamin Netanyahu or his opponents who form the next government.
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Benjamin Netanyahu has offered Israeli voters an apocalyptic vision of what could happen if they oust him from office: a nuclear mushroom cloud over Tel Aviv.
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Israelis are voting in historic elections that will decide the future of their longest-serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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From Arab voter turnout to the prospect of smaller parties clearing the electoral threshold, five factors could determine whether it is Benjamin Netanyahu or his opponents who form the next government.
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President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi may provide military support to Saudi Arabia in the face of ongoing Houthi attacks, opening the door to an Egyptian role as fighting intensifies in the region.
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As Israelis head to the polls Tuesday to determine the makeup of the next government, China is watching closely after years of clashing with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Gaza and Iran
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As Washington and Tehran trade threats of renewed war, Iraqi sources tell MBN that U.S. strikes may come without coordination with Baghdad, testing Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's plan to disarm Iran-aligned factions.
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Just four days. Thatās how quickly the U.S. military could launch major strikes against Iran if President Trump gives the order. @JoeKawly
Striking Iran In 96 Hours?
Just four days. Thatās how quickly the U.S. military could launch major strikes against Iran if President Trump gives the order.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are stepping up their joint efforts to contain tensions with Iran amid Houthi attacks and threats of renewed U.S.-Israeli military actions in Iran.
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From Arab voter turnout to the prospect of smaller parties clearing the electoral threshold, five factors could determine whether it is Benjamin Netanyahu or his opponents who form the next government.
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