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Families returned on 2 November to houses soldiers had used as posts and interrogation rooms. Movement restrictions remain at the city's entrances, and a petition against the evictions sits before Israel's Supreme Court.
An Israeli strike on al-Mawasi killed five police officers on 1 November, according to Gaza's interior ministry. The death toll since the October 2025 truce has risen by 114 since its first anniversary.
Donald Trump said on 3 November 2026 that U.S. military aid to Israel, about US$3.8 billion a year, will stop by the end of 2026 under a deal he said Benjamin Netanyahu proposed, as Netanyahu presses for renewed strikes on Iran.
An Israeli propaganda campaign pushed the “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory across 30 countries, portraying a Muslim invasion of Europe and Qatar to blame. It is reported to have reached 533 million impressions and views.
Netanyahu repeatedly backed Flávio Bolsonaro as Brazilian intelligence warned of foreign election interference. Israeli arms and surveillance firms have lucrative interests in Brazil, while US-funded political activity, foreign-paid election ads and alleged campaign connections face scrutiny.
US and Israel have drawn up plans for renewed strikes on Iran after the US midterms. Netanyahu reportedly pressed Trump to resume the war before elections, but Trump resisted. The proposed three-day offensive would target Iran's nuclear, energy and missile infrastructure. Iran warns of a wider war.
Jared Kushner is negotiating Gaza and Ukraine while discussing Russian energy deals, as his business partners pursue Lukoil assets and his firm profits from an Israeli financial group invested in military suppliers, prompting congressional conflict-of-interest investigations.
Israel's government has run fake accounts aimed at Canadians, retaliated against Canadian MPs and diplomats, and punished Norway, Ireland, Spain, Australia, France and Britain for recognising Palestine or sanctioning its ministers.
Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has indications its enemies will try to attack before the 27 October election, without naming an attacker or describing the intelligence. Eisenkot said opposition leader Lapid should be briefed at once to establish whether the threat is genuine or a campaign move.
Netanyahu secretly met UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed on 27 September amid reports he sought a denial of a pre-Oct. 7 warning. Hours later, new claims emerged that Egypt had also warned Israel. Netanyahu denies the reports and has threatened legal action. Israelis vote on 27 October.
Five former senior Israeli officials told the Times the warning never reached Israel's security chiefs. Netanyahu denies the call and has ordered lawyers to sue Haaretz.
Dozens of delegations walked out as Netanyahu addressed the UN, while 104 anti-genocide protesters were arrested outside. Netanyahu downplayed West Bank violence, rambled to a half empty hall. He remains subject to an ICC arrest warrant for war crimes.
According to a Haaretz investigation, the UAE's Mohammed bin Zayed warned Israel's PM Netanyahu of a Hamas attack days before the October 7 massacre. Netanyahu reportedly did not tell his security chief, and is now suing the reporters who broke the story.
An ICC-wanted Netanyahu pushes deeper into Lebanon. The UN rights office says the strikes may be serious violations of international humanitarian law, the toll has passed 3,400, and analysts say the campaign is sabotaging the Iran-US negotiations.
