The votes are counted in Israel and the opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu wins a majority, which has led to protests and accusations of election fraud by Netanyahu supporters against the Arab Israeli votes.
AI-generated summary
The votes have been counted and the opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu has gained a majority together with Arab Israeli parties.
Allegations of election fraud
The votes are counted and the opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu gets a majority, however together with the Arab Israeli parties.
This has sparked protests in Israel. On the one hand those who are in favor of a Jewish-Caribbean coalition, on the other hand those who are completely against it.
Even before the election results were in, Netanyahu supporters had begun to accuse the Arab-Israeli vote of electoral fraud.
- I feel a little humiliated. That my vote would depend on the fact that I was paid by Qatar, or whatever accusations they are trying to make against the Arab group, says Nagham Zbeedat.

King Charles ended his nine-day Caribbean trip in Antigua and Barbuda with a speech about the shameful legacy of slavery. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has changed his mind and is now open to a British apology and debt relief to former colonies, but rejects financial compensation.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announces that South Africa and Rwanda are being kicked out of the Agoa free trade agreement. The decision threatens around half a million jobs in South Africa and could force the country to reconsider its foreign policy ties.
A minor Russian boy has been arrested after the US warned of a terrorist threat against Tsaritsyno Park in Moscow. The FSB confirms the arrest and expresses gratitude for the US intelligence that led to the evacuation.
The ceasefire in the occupied city of Olesjky has expired. The evacuation, which was made possible by an agreement between Melania Trump and Pope Leo XIV, has seen hundreds of residents leave the city, despite fears of a renewed escalation of fighting.

Thousands of jobs in South Africa are threatened as US President Donald Trump is expected to decide whether the country can remain in the Agoa tariff-free trade agreement, which would have devastating consequences for the local economy.

Trump's planned war against Iran is criticized as illegal and risky. The US is increasing its military presence in the region while diplomatic initiatives are being tried and Israel is expressing doubts about the targets.