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A beam of fireworks lights the sky above the village of Deir al-Hatab, east of Nablus, in the Israeli occupied West Bank on September 22, 2019. Israel's national electricity company said today it was cutting power to parts of the occupied West Bank due to outstanding payments amounting to nearly $483 million. The Israel Electric Corporation said it was owed 1.7 billion shekels in debts from the main Palestinian power distributor for the West Bank, which is based in east Jerusalem

Netanyahu sitting next to President Reuven Rivlin on Thursday -- the latter will on Sunday meet party heads as a prelude to mandating one to attempt to form a coalition government

The zoo's manager says the lions were brought through tunnels from Egypt

Israel President Reuven Rivlin watches on as opposition leader Benny Gantz shakes hands with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hours before laying claim to his job

Near-complete official results from Israel's general election confirm deadlock between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Benny Gantz, leaving the two men to fight it out over who will head a unity government

Rebekah Paltrow Neumann doesn't seem to be getting rave reviews from WeWork employees.

Ayelin Mengistu pleaded for his son in Geneva

Projected number of seats per party in the incoming Israeli parliament (Knesset), according to estimates by Israeli media at 1100 GMT, Sept 19

Retired Israeli General Benny Gantz (L) and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have both called for a unity government -- but who will lead it is another question

Israel President Reuven Rivlin watches on as opposition leader Benny Gantz shakes hands with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hours before laying claim to his job

Youth activists played a major role in the successful campaign to persuade Israeli Arabs to go to the polls in numbers and vote for the reunified Joint List

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has abandoned his hopes of forming a new right-wing governing coalition and called on his rival Benny Gantz to form a unity government with him

Projection in seats for the next Israeli parliament (Knesset) after elections on Tuesday, according to estimates by Israeli media at 1315 GMT, Sept 18

Netanyahu has repeatedly used speeches at the UN General Assembly to criticise Israel's arch-enemy Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main challenger Benny Gantz awaited results from the country's general election on Wednesday after exit polls showed them locked in a tight race, leaving the country in suspense.With a hoarse voice and appearing haggard after days of intense campaigning, Netanyahu appeared before supporters in the early hours of Wednesday and said he was prepared for negotiations to form a "strong Zionist government."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main challenger Benny Gantz were deadlocked with nearly all votes from the country's general election counted on Wednesday, Israeli media reported.Various Israeli media reported that Netanyahu's right-wing Likud and Gantz's Blue and White had 32 seats each of parliament's 120 with more than 90 percent of the vote counted.The reports were citing sources with the elections committee, as that level of results had not been officially posted yet.

Exit polls show neither Netanyahu's right-wing bloc nor Gantz's center-left coalition winning a clear majority.

Gantz, seen in this 2015 picture when he was chief of staff of Israel's army, boasted in video clips of the number of Palestinian militants killed and targets destroyed under his command in the 2014 war with Gaza's Islamist Hamas rulers

WeWork has done the prudent thing and postponed its IPO on account of lackluster investor interest.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main opponent Benny Gantz sought to galvanise supporters Monday on the eve of a tense election with the political fate of the country's longest-serving premier in the balance.The vote on Tuesday will be Israel's second in five months after Netanyahu suffered one of the biggest defeats of his political career when he failed to form a coalition after April polls.

The U.S. military is poised for military action against Saudi's attacker, says president Donald Trump.