Below are the most prominent coverage headlines until 12:00 noon, Beirut capital time: No majority will decide the elections in Israel and negotiations to form the government will begin next week The voting in the elections in Israel ended yesterday, without any of the two main political blocs being able to obtain a majority to form the government, which opens the door to complex negotiations, against the background of the possibility of holding new elections if no agreement is reached. Vance corresponds with Razai: the negotiations must address the nuclear program US Vice President J. De Vance sent a letter to the secretary of Iran's Supreme Council for National Security, Mohsen Razai, in an attempt to revive the negotiations aimed at ending the war, against the background of the ongoing differences of opinion on the nuclear file and the conditions for resuming the dialogue. The Pentagon Fires a Senior Military Official Today, Thursday, the American news website ABC reported that General Brett Silvia was fired from his position as Director of Strategy, Plans and Policy at the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, and referred to retirement after 11 months after assuming the position. Bolsonaro claims to be the "legitimate leader" of Brazil after arriving in the United States Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro claimed to be the legitimate leader of Brazil after arriving in the United States, saying that he fell victim to an electoral coup at the hands of his country's Supreme Court and President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who won the election by a margin of more than four million votes.

Below are the most prominent coverage headlines until 12:00 noon, Beirut capital time: No majority will decide the elections in Israel and negotiations to form the government will begin next week The voting in the elections in Israel ended yesterday, without any of the two main political blocs being able to obtain a majority to form the government, which opens the door to complex negotiations, against the background of the possibility of holding new elections if no agreement is reached. Vance corresponds with Razai: the negotiations must address the nuclear program US Vice President J. De Vance sent a letter to the secretary of Iran's Supreme Council for National Security, Mohsen Razai, in an attempt to revive the negotiations aimed at ending the war, against the background of the ongoing differences of opinion on the nuclear file and the conditions for resuming the dialogue. The Pentagon Fires a Senior Military Official Today, Thursday, the American news website ABC reported that General Brett Silvia was fired from his position as Director of Strategy, Plans and Policy at the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, and referred to retirement after 11 months after assuming the position. Bolsonaro claims to be the "legitimate leader" of Brazil after arriving in the United States Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro claimed to be the legitimate leader of Brazil after arriving in the United States, saying that he fell victim to an electoral coup at the hands of his country's Supreme Court and President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who won the election by a margin of more than four million votes.