Parshat "Ramadan War"/193; Reflecting the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media Le Monde: For the elections on October 27, Israel had no clear winner, and Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, the two main candidates, do not differ in their opinions regarding the role of this regime in the Middle East. According to this analysis, the war against Iran, which the vast majority of Arab countries opposed, turned Israel into a source of regional instability. Reuters: Diplomacy behind closed doors to end the war has not reduced tensions in the Persian Gulf and the tone of the parties has become more difficult. Donald Trump says the US may attack Iran again, and Iranian security officials say Tehran has plans to retaliate. Asharq al-Awast: America and Israel are preparing options for renewed military attacks against Iran after the US midterm elections. The possible goal of this operation is to weaken Iran's capabilities and force Tehran to negotiate. China Daily: The escalation of regional conflicts and attacks on vital infrastructure have led the Persian Gulf countries to review their security arrangements and reduce their sole reliance on the United States. According to this newspaper, on October 28, the attacks on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, the escalation of the Yemen war and the confrontation between Iran and the United States in the Strait of Hormuz revealed the limitations of Washington's security guarantees. Arti Network website: According to the initial results of the Israeli Knesset elections, the opposition bloc will win 47 seats, Netanyahu's allies will win 54 seats and Arab parties will win 19 seats. However, none of the two camps achieved the minimum 61 seats required to form a government.

Parshat "Ramadan War"/193; Reflecting the consequences of the war against Iran in the world media Le Monde: For the elections on October 27, Israel had no clear winner, and Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, the two main candidates, do not differ in their opinions regarding the role of this regime in the Middle East. According to this analysis, the war against Iran, which the vast majority of Arab countries opposed, turned Israel into a source of regional instability. Reuters: Diplomacy behind closed doors to end the war has not reduced tensions in the Persian Gulf and the tone of the parties has become more difficult. Donald Trump says the US may attack Iran again, and Iranian security officials say Tehran has plans to retaliate. Asharq al-Awast: America and Israel are preparing options for renewed military attacks against Iran after the US midterm elections. The possible goal of this operation is to weaken Iran's capabilities and force Tehran to negotiate. China Daily: The escalation of regional conflicts and attacks on vital infrastructure have led the Persian Gulf countries to review their security arrangements and reduce their sole reliance on the United States. According to this newspaper, on October 28, the attacks on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, the escalation of the Yemen war and the confrontation between Iran and the United States in the Strait of Hormuz revealed the limitations of Washington's security guarantees. Arti Network website: According to the initial results of the Israeli Knesset elections, the opposition bloc will win 47 seats, Netanyahu's allies will win 54 seats and Arab parties will win 19 seats. However, none of the two camps achieved the minimum 61 seats required to form a government.