Israel

There are fears Lebanon could soon turn into a humanitarian crisis, like Gaza, after the deadliest day of strikes since 2006.
The Israeli prime minister accused his British counterpart of sending "mixed messages" about the war in Gaza.
The resolution supported by most of the General Assembly calls for Israel to withdraw from Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem within the next 12 months.
It's a more underhand means of attacking the Iranian-backed militants, Hezbollah.
Netanyahu called the decision "shameful" and the US has made it clear it will not be following the UK's example.
The former PM said: “You are going to have to win the hearts and minds if you want a chance for peace."
Israeli forces are using war-like tactics against Palestinians in what has become the deadliest operation in the settler-occupied West Bank in decades.
Foreign secretary David Lammy said there was a "clear risk" the equipment would be used to break international humanitarian law.