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Smoke covers a building that collapses following an Israeli airstrike in Tayouneh, Beirut.

Israel pounds area near Beirut amid signs of a widening offensive

Airstrikes on the Dahiya area, south of Beirut, where the militant group Hezbollah holds sway, were the latest in a string of bombings this week.

  • Euan Ward, Aaron Boxerman and Farnaz Fassihi
JK Rowling has support from the over 50s but not the under 25s.

Why November 5 will not become the Waterloo of wokery

American voters rejected the culture warriors of the left when they picked Donald Trump. But don’t imagine those views won’t still be very powerful in 2044.

  • Adrian Wooldridge
Protesters and police clash during a rally against the “Israel is Forever” gala organized by far-right Franco-Israeli figures, in Paris, Wednesday.

France deploys thousands of police officers for Israel soccer match

A week after violence erupted in Amsterdam over a soccer match involving an Israeli team, police are bracing for further violence at an international match in Paris.

  • Jerome Pugmire
Pro Palestine demonstrations have been held in Melbourne every week for the last year.

Support for Palestinian sovereignty ‘rewards terrorism’

Executive Council of Australian Jewry says there is a ‘widening gulf’ between the Albanese government and the US on foreign policy.

  • Gus McCubbing
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Employment jumps; Cbus CEO apologises; Trump’s shock pick

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Pete Hegseth is an unconventional choice to lead one of the country’s largest employers, which includes almost 3 million military and civilian employees.

Donald Trump taps loyalists for top national security and Mid-East posts

The president-elect this week picked a number of loyalists with hardline views who will shape US foreign policy decisions in his new administration.

  • Felicia Schwartz, James Politi, Alex Rogers and Lauren Fedor
People and rescue workers gather next to destroyed cars after Israeli airstrike in Aalmat village, northern Lebanon.

Israeli strikes kill dozens in Lebanon, Gaza and Syria

The strike in Lebanon killed at least 23 people, including seven children, far from the areas where Hezbollah has a major presence.

  • Wafaa Shurafa, Samy Magdy and Kareem Chehayeb
In this image taken from video, Pro-Palestinian protesters knock over a metal barrier, near the soccer stadium in Amsterdam.

Israel evacuates soccer fans from Amsterdam after violence

Benjamin Netanyahu has directed two rescue planes be sent to the Netherlands capital to assist fans caught up in attacks described as antisemitic.

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Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu in 2017.

How Trump’s win could reshape the world’s biggest war zones

“I’m going to stop wars,” the president-elect said in his victory speech. In Ukraine, Russia and the Middle East, reactions ranged from wary optimism to a truculent shrug.

  • Hans van Leeuwen
A Trump supporter at the Palm Beach Convention Centre

Trump’s stunning rebuff of his critics

Donald Trump’s return to the White House means the return of an unpredictable president with big plans to Make America Great Again – and fewer restraints on his power.

  • Jennifer Hewett
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has been fired.

Israel defence minister unexpectedly sacked

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the popular Yoav Gallant have repeatedly been at odds throughout the war against Hamas in Gaza.

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Lowy, Leibler awarded Israel’s highest civilian honour

Frank Lowy and Mark Leibler are the first Australians to be awarded the Presidential Medal of Honour.

  • Maxim Shanahan
A neighbourhood in Jabaliya, in northern Gaza Strip, destroyed earlier this year.

Scrutiny on visas for Gazans after Palestinian placed in detention

A Palestinian person offered temporary refuge in Australia has had their visa cancelled on character grounds.

  • Andrew Tillett
Campaign signs in Eden, North Carolina. TV advertising

Campaign TV ads give voters permission to go rogue

Democrats and Republicans are highlighting relatable characters offering measured testimonials to coax voters into crossing party lines.

  • Adam Nagourney
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Macquarie slumps; Trump’s dubious ‘secrets’; 10 Melbourne legends

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“Sejjil” missiles systems are displayed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard during an annual armed forces parade in September.

Iran preparing strike on Israel from Iraq within days, Axios reports

Israeli intelligence suggests Iran is preparing to attack Israel from Iraqi territory in the coming days, possibly before the US presidential election.

  • Reuters

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Inflation falls; Trump wants revenge: Harris; Woolies’ profit mess

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Palestinians walk through the destruction left by the Israeli air and ground offensive on Khan Younis, Gaza Strip.

Australia condemns Israel’s ban on UN aid agency UNRWA

Australia has joined international condemnation of Israel over its efforts to nobble top UN body that looks after almost 6 million Palestinian refugees.

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  • Andrew Tillett
Donald Trump campaigns alongside local Muslim leaders Novi, Michigan.

America’s Muslims are doing the unthinkable. Voting Trump

Israel’s war in Gaza has cost Kamala Harris the support of an important constituency in a battleground state.

  • James Politi
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei at a meeting in Tehran on Sunday.

Tehran considers response as Netanyahu says Israel hit Iran hard

The Islamic Republic has not yet signalled how it will react to Saturday’s long-anticipated strikes, which involved scores of fighter jets bombing targets.

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  • Ari Rabinovitch and Adam Makary