Around 200,000 people took part in a demonstration in Amsterdam under the slogan “Red Line,” protesting 'Israel's' war on Gaza and calling on the Dutch government to end military cooperation with 'Israel'.

Organized by a coalition of 13 human rights and humanitarian organizations, the march also demanded economic sanctions on 'Israel' and unrestricted humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza.

'Israeli' President Isaac Herzog says 'Israel' needs a stable government as the country faces uncertainty following the US elections.

His remarks come after he officially tasked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot with forming a new government, pointing to what he described as a “new political reality” in the United States.

Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot calls on lawmakers from Likud and the Religious Zionism Party to join a national emergency government under his leadership, saying 'Israel' cannot afford another election.

After receiving the mandate from President Isaac Herzog on November 8, Eisenkot cited 74 Knesset members who, according to him, have lost confidence in Benjamin Netanyahu's outgoing government.

He has 28 days to form a coalition, with a possible 14-day extension.

A wall collapses at a building in Gaza that has been damaged by rainfall, highlighting the risks facing structures amid the rainy weather.

Forget the election results for a second. Abdul El-Sayed has barely celebrated his victory, and social media is already treating him like Hollywood's latest heartthrob. From campaign clips to viral edits, the newly elected senator has become the subject of an unexpected internet obsession. Apparently, following politics now comes with a little fangirling on the side.

Yemen's Armed Forces say they will continue military operations inside Saudi territory, declaring that their actions will persist until what they describe as Saudi aggression ends and the blockade on Yemen is lifted.

The statement also reiterates the group's policy of "blockade for blockade" and "escalation for escalation."

Yemen's Armed Forces announce four military operations involving ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as drones.

The statement claims the operations targeted King Khalid International Airport, Aramco facilities in Riyadh and Abqaiq, a financial centre in Riyadh, and gatherings of Saudi-affiliated forces in Al-Jawf, Marib and Lahj.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visits Azerbaijan to attend Victory Day celebrations in Shusha, amid an unusually public rift between the two close regional allies.

Tensions escalated after Azerbaijan revised school uniform regulations in September, effectively banning Islamic headscarves in classrooms.

Erdogan's government, meanwhile, has dismantled restrictions on hijabs in Türkiye.

'Israeli' Defence Minister Israel Katz says Israel's mission against Iran is not yet complete, renewing accusations that Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons.

Iran has repeatedly denied seeking to develop nuclear weapons.

Anti-government protests in Albania's capital, Tirana, have turned confrontational, with demonstrators throwing stones at police and setting rubbish bins on fire as they demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Police deployed a water cannon during the demonstration as tensions escalated between officers and protesters.

The protests initially began in May over plans for a luxury hotel development in a protected nature reserve, a project linked to US President Donald Trump's family through his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his daughter Ivanka Trump.

What began as peaceful rallies has, since mid-October, increasingly developed into confrontations between demonstrators and police in Tirana