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Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting political trouble following Israel's election deadlock, as neither coalition secured the 61-seat majority required in the 120-seat Knesset. His position in the post-election race weakened after an ultra-Orthodox party withheld support and two Arab-led parties backed his rival. Israeli President Isaac Herzog is set to meet key leaders to decide who will be invited to form the government.
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Trump Backs Pete Hegseth: 'He's Done A Fantastic Job', Dismisses 'Woke' Generals
US President Donald Trump has backed Pete Hegseth following midterm elections and scrutiny over military actions involving Iran. Trump commended Hegseth, remarking, 'He's done a fantastic job', while criticising 'woke' four-star generals. Trump asserted that military operations have been successful, citing an operation in Venezuela and arguing that the conflict involving Iran has seen minimal casualties in recent months while the United States controls the straits. Emphasising operational results, Trump noted that the US has succeeded tremendously with its naval blockade.
Debate on SIR: Parliament Reconvening Demand, Amit Shah Challenge and Winter Session Possibility
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has supported holding a parliamentary discussion on the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), pointing out that Parliament has not yet been prorogued following the monsoon session and can be reconvened. Tharoor's statement comes after Union Home Minister Amit Shah, while addressing a Loktantra Bachao Pad Yatra rally in Karnal, challenged Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi to seek a special session of Parliament to discuss the SIR exercise. Tharoor noted that Rahul Gandhi's open challenge to debate the government on the issue stands, and the floor of Parliament remains open since the session was not prorogued. The report highlights political exchanges between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and the opposition, discussing procedural options regarding whether the monsoon session could be reconvened or whether the debate will be taken up during the upcoming winter session alongside pending legislative matters such as delimitation and the FCRA.
Massive Fire Breaks Out At Delhi's Ghaffar Market; 22 Fire Tenders Rushed, No Casualties Reported
A massive fire broke out at a shop in Puri Plaza, 13 Block Chain Wali Gali, located in Delhi's Ghaffar Market in Karol Bagh. The Delhi Fire Service received an emergency call around 1:30 AM, after which more than 22 fire service units, water bowsers, and lighting equipment were deployed to bring the blaze under control. Firefighting operations continued for over seven hours as flames spread to adjacent shops in the dense commercial area. Narrow lanes, small shop sizes of 20 to 30 square feet, hanging overhead wires, and large quantities of inflammable electronic materials created major logistical challenges, preventing large vehicles from entering the alleys. Firefighters stationed heavy tenders on the main road hundreds of metres away and laid water pipes into the market. No casualties or injuries were reported as the incident occurred at night when the market was closed. An investigation into the cause of the fire will begin after cooling operations conclude.
