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The financial district of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, was targeted on Sunday, and a damaged Aramco oil giant building claimed witnesses in the aftermath of Saudi strikes in Yemen, which resulted in 33 deaths according to the Houthis. Follow our direct.
Centrist Gadi Eisenkot, an opponent of Benjamin Netanyahu, reported on Friday on "important progress" in the discussions to form the next Israeli government after the general elections. The day before, he had announced that he had obtained the well-known support of the main Arab list.
For the past three weeks, the extremist settlement movement Nachala has set up a temporary camp in the Simhoni Forest, three kilometres from the Gaza Strip, with the aim of entering the Palestinian enclave. Their fate could depend on the next government to be formed following the 27 October parliamentary elections.
The centrist Gadi Eisenkot, rival of Benjamin Netanyahu, appears on Thursday in a good position to be charged with forming the next Israeli government, after obtaining the support of the main Arab list and while the outgoing Prime Minister lost the support of an ultra-Orthodox key ally.
Since early November, Apple's mapping service, Apple Plans, has been accused of replacing its Gaza satellite images with pre-war images. In fact, it has simply not updated them since the beginning of the conflict.
Riyadh announced on Thursday that it had intercepted a missile in the region of Medina, the holy city of Islam. Saudi Arabia's coalition has attributed fire to Yemen's Houthis fighters. The latter regularly deny to holy cities. However, they claim numerous strikes against airports and infrastructure.
