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Netanyahu looks set to return to power in Israel after fifth election - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu looks set to return to power in Israel after fifth election

Israel’s fifth election in four years looks set to return long-serving prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to power. His Likud party is expected to form a coalition of right-wing and religious parties.

Netanyahu plots return as Israelis vote for new government - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu plots return as Israelis vote for new government

Polls show that Benjamin Netanyahu might be able to form a government with a conglomeration of far-right-wing, religious parties, but will he take the risk?

Israel election: With divisions deepening, Israelis to decide if Netanyahu should return to power - Vimarsana News

Israel election: With divisions deepening, Israelis to decide if Netanyahu should return to power

Final recent election polls show that Netanyahu could still struggle to form a government as Israel heads to its fifth election in less than four years.

Israel, Lebanon inch closer to resolve maritime dispute as terror group threatens over drilling - Vimarsana News

Israel, Lebanon inch closer to resolve maritime dispute as terror group threatens over drilling

Talks between Israel and Lebanon on a prized swath of Mediterranean Sea appear to be making progress as the Biden administration urges the two countries to expedite a resolution.

European governments, citizens gear up for worsening energy crisis - Vimarsana News

European governments, citizens gear up for worsening energy crisis

Europe's dependence on Russia fossil fuels is resulting in big increases in energy bills, this as well as skyrocketing consumer prices could lead to a winter of discontent on the continent.