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  1. Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party for the Oct. 27 election, calling him a strong ally and partner for peace against Iran. Netanyahu thanked Trump, whose endorsement had been withheld for months.

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    The video attached by Likud was 35 seconds long.

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  2. Benjamin Netanyahu ordered officials to identify and prosecute soldiers and officers interviewed in NAZA, which alleges systematic mass civilian killings by the IDF in Gaza. The IDF rejected the film’s allegations, while the government promoted a counter-documentary.

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    NAZA includes interviews with 24 soldiers and intelligence officials.

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  3. UAE prosecutors say Hamam al-Hammami admitted acting alone in a planned suicide attack to crash FZ1073 at Ben Gurion Airport. After the incident, Israel reportedly barred crew with nationalities from 31 countries from flights into or over Israel; Air France said it would comply.

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    The plane lost about 16,000 feet of altitude during the reported fight.

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  4. Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel’s military campaigns in Iran and Gaza in a UN speech in New York after dozens of delegates walked out. More than 100 people were arrested during protests. Mahmoud Abbas, speaking by video after visa denial, called the Gaza war genocidal and warned it threatened the Palestinian people’s existence.

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    People killed in Gaza during Israel’s military campaign, according to the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry

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  5. Israel marked three years since Hamas's October 7 attacks, which killed 1,221 people and saw 251 hostages taken, 44 already dead. Memorials preceded October 27 elections as strikes continued despite a ceasefire; Gaza's health ministry says more than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed, while research reports worsening mental-health effects.

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    People killed in the Hamas-led attacks on Israel

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  6. Israeli and US media and NPR reports allege that Netanyahu and other Israeli officials received repeated warnings of a possible Hamas attack before October 7, 2023. Netanyahu denies receiving warnings, has sued over some reports, and continues to reject a state inquiry.

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  7. Most Palestinians living in the occupied West Bank will not vote in Israel’s October 27 election, despite Israel exercising extensive control over their lives. The article examines settlement expansion and the possible displacement of Bedouin communities near E1.

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    Nearly three million Palestinians in the occupied West Bank will not vote in Israel's election.

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