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Trump's slump in the polls: this is what his voters think
US president’s approval falls to 34%, and 61% of Americans call Iran war a mistake, polls show; surging gas prices are fueling public frustration, while Republicans still back Trump but midterm shellacking
ynet, News Agencies
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05.03.26
Orban to exit parliament after defeat; Magyar claims 'oligarchs are fleeing abroad with billions'
Orban, Hungary’s prime minister for 16 years, says he will give up his parliamentary seat to rebuild his party, as Magyar, Hungarian journalists and The Guardian report allies shifting assets abroad; Magyar warns: 'Do not let criminals flee'
ynet
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04.27.26
Bennett’s grand plan and the challenges that stand in his way
The former PMs' surprise alliance is meant to build momentum against Netanyahu, but it could alienate right-wing voters and complicate efforts to bring in former military chief Eisenkot
Moran Azulay
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04.27.26
Bennett, Lapid announce joint run: 'Fateful moments require bold steps'
Hours after announcing their alliance, Bennett told Gadi Eisenkot that 'our door is open,' and pledged that if elected, his government would establish a state inquiry on its first day into the failures surrounding the Oct. 7 attack
Moran Azulay
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04.26.26
Shas-backed Rabbi Zevadia Cohen elected chief rabbi of Tel Aviv
After eight years without a chief rabbi, Shas-backed Rabbi Zevadia Cohen was elected with 37 of 61 votes, defeating former MK Rabbi Haim Amsalem; Mayor Ron Huldai said, 'Tel Aviv will remain Tel Aviv — we will preserve it'
Shilo Freid
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04.26.26
Palestinian local elections give some Gazans a chance to vote for the first time in years
Voting in Deir al-Balah gives Gaza a symbolic role in Palestinian municipal elections, as the Palestinian Authority seeks to reassert its claim to the enclave and test public sentiment after more than two years of war
Reuters
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04.25.26
Hungary’s new era: fear and euphoria on the banks of the Danube
Student Nora Meszaros, 21, was 5 when Orban rose to power and says she would have left if he won again, while veteran politician Ivan Peto recalls him shouting 'Russians out'; Budapest celebrates a dramatic upheaval tempered by fear of what comes next
Zeev Avrahami, Budapest
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04.18.26
Bennett taps 23-year-old Haredi draft exemption critic for Knesset slate
If elected, reservist activist Yonatan Shalev would become the youngest lawmaker in Israel’s history
Moran Azulay
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04.15.26
Hungary’s Magyar no liberal, but seen as a force for democratic change
Opinion: many Hungarians saw backing Magyar as a risk, unsure of his commitment to reforms, but he has energized a broad, active civic movement in the country
Yonatan Levi
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04.13.26
Hungary’s Gen Z drives opposition win: 'We can rebuild everything'
Young voters drove Hungary’s election, with over 70% backing opposition leader Magyar over Orban as turnout hit a record, seen as a key test for the country’s future
Zeev Avrahami, ynet correspondents, Itamar Eichner
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04.13.26
The moment of truth for the Orbán government
Some eight million Hungarians will go to the polls Sunday to vote in an election that many describe as the most dramatic since the fall of communism in 1989; another Orbán victory would strengthen the populist bloc in Europe and give momentum to other governments seeking to adopt judicial and media reform
Yair Navot
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04.12.26
The right-wing rebel: Can Peter Magyar topple Viktor Orban’s fortress?
After 16 years in power, Orban heads into an April 12 showdown with a right-wing insurgent and former insider whose rise is rattling the ruling party, reshaping Hungary’s political map and drawing close attention from Brussels, Moscow and Jerusalem
Yair Navot
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04.08.26
Israeli opposition warns Trump: 'Stay out of our elections'
Senior opposition figures appealed to Trump-linked figures, including Miriam Adelson, urging no involvement in Israel’s upcoming election, calling it 'an internal matter of a sovereign state'
Amir Ettinger
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04.03.26
Vice President JD Vance wins CPAC conservative meeting's 2028 presidential straw poll
About 53% of the more than 1,600 attendees who voted chose Vance, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio came in second with 35%; Several CPAC attendees said they would like to see Vance and Rubio on the ticket together; Trump is not eligible to run again in 2028
Reuters
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03.29.26
An antisemite could be France's next president
Opinion: France’s municipal elections preview a 2027 showdown as the center weakens, the far right advances and Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s radical left gains ground; alliances with his anti-Israel movement further normalize political antisemitism
Dov Maimon
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03.27.26
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