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Appointments news — October 28, 2026

Publications tagged with Appointments published on October 28, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. PoliticsAppointmentsMiddle EastIsrael

    Netanyahu's Likud Accuses Election Fraud Amid Record Arab Turnout

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud party have alleged widespread election fraud, specifically targeting Arab parties, as record turnout among Israeli Arabs threatens their grip on power. Netanyahu has repeatedly sounded the alarm, urging his supporters to vote en masse. Likud has submitted hundreds of complaints and is demanding an investigation.
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  2. PoliticsAppointmentsCorruptionMiddle East

    Israel's New Knesset Members Advocate Ethnic Cleansing, Genocide Against Palestinians

    Several incoming Israeli lawmakers have made controversial statements advocating for ethnic cleansing, genocide, and starvation of Palestinians in Gaza. Moshe Feiglin, projected to return to the Knesset, has called for the expulsion of all Arabs from Gaza and branded Palestinian babies as enemies. Other incoming members, such as Hanamel Dorfman and Yitzhak Wasserlauf, have made similarly inflammatory remarks.
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  3. PoliticsAppointmentsPeace

    María Corina Machado Meets Families of Political Prisoners in Venezuela

    María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan politician, recently met with families of political prisoners. The meetings aimed to address issues such as torture and lack of medical attention faced by the prisoners. Machado's campaign platform, Comando con Venezuela, stated that these meetings were part of efforts to advance 'in unity towards the Great National Agreement'.
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  4. PoliticsAppointmentsElectionsResignationMiddle East

    Netanyahu Campaigns in Bat Yam Ahead of Israeli Elections

    Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister and leader of the Likud party, is campaigning in Bat Yam, a stronghold of his party, to rally voters and encourage them to vote. This comes amidst concerns about low voter turnout in right-wing cities. Netanyahu aims to mobilize right-wing voters and increase turnout. His visit follows recent campaigns in Netanya and Beit Shemesh.
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