Israel Elections: Israel elections: Can Benjamin Netanyahu turn security gains into a political victory?

People walk past a Likud party campaign billboard featuring Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alongside opposition party leaders and bearing the Hebrew slogan “Right or Palestine,” ahead of Israel’s general election, in Beni Brak, Israel (AP Photo) Three years after the October 7 attack, Benjamin Netanyahu faces a crucial electoral test over security, political accountability…

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Millions of people high blood pressure pills daily, now scientists are testing a small device that stimulates nerves through ear, and a trial found it safe and easy to use at home

Will BP pills soon be replaced? Image: Canva The worst thing about blood pressure medication is that they are for life. Once a person has been put on BP medication, it is for life in most cases. Doctors might adjust dosage but weaning from this medicine is quite uncommon. However a promising research published in…

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A former army chief, 2 ex-PMs and an Arab party leader: Meet Netanyahu’s main rivals as Israel heads to polls

Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking an unprecedented seventh term as Israel’s prime minister as the country prepares to elect members of the 120-seat Knesset on October 27.With the vote approaching on Tuesday, the rulong Likud bloc is locked in a close contest with the Yashar party, founded by former army general Gadi Eisenkot, who has emerges…

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David Gilmour’s former Essex farmhouse, bought in 1970, goes on sale for £1.1 million with a private lake, island, swimming pool and a hidden link to his 1978 solo album cover |

A former home of David Gilmour is returning to the property market with a history that stretches back to Pink Floyd’s most successful years. Woodley, a converted farmhouse in Roydon, Essex, is being offered for £1.1 million, decades after the guitarist bought it in 1970, as reported by The London Evening Standard. The house became…

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Tokio Hotel singer Bill Kaulitz renovates a Lloyd Wright-designed Hollywood Hills home after a burst pipe caused major water damage |

Bill Kaulitz, PC: Wikipedia Tokio Hotel frontman Bill Kaulitz has completed an extensive renovation of a Hollywood Hills home designed by architect Lloyd Wright for film actor Daniel De Jonghe. The residence, known as the De Jonghe Residence, combines concrete, wood and glass with a design that integrates the building into its hillside setting. Kaulitz…

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Pakistan reopens Iran border after week-long halt to commercial traffic

Following a week-long closure due to security threats, Pakistan has reopened the Gabd-Rimdan border crossing with Iran. Pakistan has resumed cross-border trade with Iran through a major border point in Balochistan after a seven-day shutdown disrupted cargo movement, left transporters stranded and raised concerns about LPG availability as winter approaches.Commercial traffic restarted on Saturday at…

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12-year-old Scottish bagpiper Elliot Wilson raised £19,000 after an alleged attack in Edinburgh; he donated the money to his school pipe band | World News

PC: Lynsey Wilson/Edinburgh Evening News A 12-year-old bagpiper has donated £19,000 to his school pipe band after an incident in Edinburgh city centre. Elliot Wilson was busking in Princes Street Gardens earlier this month when a group dressed in black approached him and allegedly threw a sticky substance at him and his case. He later…

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Cost Of Living Protests France: ‘France is burning down’: Trump blames immigration policies amid protests, mass arrests

During a recent rally, Donald Trump voiced his disapproval of France’s immigration policies, coinciding with widespread protests that saw nearly 1,000 arrests due to rising living costs. (Pic Credit: ANI) US president Donald Trump criticised France’s immigration policies during a campaign rally for republican candidates in Perry, Georgia, on Saturday, claiming the country was facing…

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Japan Earthquake: 6.5-magnitude earthquake strikes Bonin Islands region of Japan

Japan and Vanuatu Islands struck by two separate earthquakes Sunday morning A magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck the Bonin Islands region of Japan early Sunday, news agency PTI reported, citing the United States Geological Survey (USGS).Further details, including the depth of the earthquake, possible damage and whether a tsunami warning was issued, were not immediately available.Separately,…

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