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The Israeli president has tasked the opposition leader with forming a new government, while the current prime minister provides disruption.
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Netanyahu rival Eisenkot appointed to form government in Israel
According to media reports, Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given the order to opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form a new government. Disturbance comes from the current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
November 7, 2026, 9:04 p.m
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Israel's incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling for a government of national unity that should also include the right-wing extremist parties in his current coalition. Opposition politician Gadi Eisenkot described the call for X as a “cheap PR ploy”. President Izchak Herzog wants to award the contract to form a government on Sunday, with Eisenkot being favored with the support of 67 of the 120 parliamentary seats, according to information from N12.

US President Donald Trump has offered UFC boss Dana White the post of White House spokesman and urged him on Truth Social to accept the offer. It was initially unclear whether this was a serious offer or part of a campaign against the Democratic Party. The speaker position has been vacant for weeks.

US President Donald Trump has brought Dana White, head of the UFC martial arts league, into discussion as the next White House spokesman. Through his Truth Social platform, Trump wrote: “Dana, please take the job.” It initially remained unclear whether this was a serious offer or a campaign against the Democratic Party. The speaker position has been vacant for weeks.

Paraguay's deposed president Santiago Peña is accused of breach of trust and self-aggrandizement in the Ueno Bank scandal. The public prosecutor's office is requesting pre-trial detention against him and the former central bank chief Carlos Carvallo as well as a seizure of assets. Peña was removed from office on Friday through parliamentary impeachment proceedings.
The head of the Ukrainian presidential office, Kyrylo Budanov, has to pay a fine for speaking Russian in an official capacity. The Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language, Olena Iwanowska, announced this on Facebook. The Ukrainian language law provides for fines of between 3,400 and 8,500 hryvnia for first-time violations.

Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Ukrainian presidential office, has to pay a fine of up to 170 euros because he spoke part of Russian during an official mission in Kyiv. The Commissioner for the Protection of the State Language, Olena Iwanowska, confirmed the violation on Facebook. Budanov himself did not comment.