Jerusalem Post Staff

Yisrael Beytenu MK warns Eisenkot against Netanyahu unity deal • Democrats representative to chair special Knesset committee repealing judicial overhaul laws

Huang, who had resigned as CEO following the revelation of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, is being considered for a return to the role, according to leaked posts.

“The severe flooding and winter conditions that have struck Gaza are further aggravating the living conditions of an already exhausted population,” the council said in a statement.

Newly elected US Democrat Brian Poindexter faces a sexual harassment investigation after defeating Republican Max Miller in a closely watched Ohio race.

A French television news crew was attacked during demonstrations in Lyon on Saturday, as protests across France drew 106,000 people and led to 219 arrests.

Netanyahu called for a national unity government following his meeting with Eisenkot, invoking the Hatikvah walkout and warning of Iran's nuclear threat.

California voters narrowly approve a ban on new taxes on personal assets, closing the door on future wealth levies after rejecting a billionaire tax.

Iran has claimed a string of mine strikes on tankers in recent weeks, none independently verified, as it seeks to pressure the US over its blockade.

Zelensky said Kyiv would not retreat from its territory, but would put the question to a referendum if Ukraine received a full security package.

Microsoft apologized for the disruption, which hit government agencies in Australia, Japan, and the US, and said it was a technical issue, not a cyberattack.