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Arab parties challenge Netanyahu and Sharjah closes beaches over oil spill

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“Arab parties challenge Netanyahu and Sharjah closes beaches over oil spill”

In today’s episode of Trending Middle East , Israel’s Arab parties seek to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after an inconclusive election increased their representation in parliament. Neither major bloc has secured a majority. Oil prices decline as traders assess renewed diplomatic efforts aimed at averting further US military action against Iran, with Brent crude trading at about $114 a barrel. The UAE calls for dialogue to prevent the regional war from restarting, as Qatar reportedly…

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