Clocks go back one hour at 2am on October 30, giving Israelis more time to sleep; summer clock set to return on March 24, 2023, just two weeks before the Jewish Passover holiday

Activists say some 30,000 new immigrants fleeing the war-ravaged country or opting to leave Russia to dodge draft, could change outcome of elections, but not enough is being done to ensure they exercise their democratic right

With corruption charges hanging over him and criticism mounting over his links to a rapidly growing far-right party he may depend on to form a government, surveys predict there will be no knock-out victory

RT host Anton Krasovsky, a supporter of Putin's invasion of Ukraine, says is embarrassed by his comments, adding he got carried away on-air; Ukrainian FM says statement is 'aggressive genocide incitement'

State news agency SANA says ne Syrian soldier was mildly hurt and some material loses were sustained; alleged raid comes days after Friday's attack by IDF, which sources say targeted Iranian drones as well as Hezbollah unit

Batteries - stacked outside and slowly degrading - are from defunct solar power and UPS emergency backup power system; some pollutant leakage is inevitable, adding to mounting problems in the Strip

Prof. Gideon Saar from Soroka Medical Center was recorded during election conference, proposing to limit allowances or even impose a fine on those having over 5 children; remarks cause uproar in Bedouin and Arab sector

Former finance minister to take over premiership from Liz Truss after former PM Johnson drops out from race; Sunak now tasked with restoring stability to a country reeling from years of political and economic turmoil