Israeli settlers arrested after injuring 4 Palestinians in West Bank rampage: What to know The UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said that October saw the highest monthly number of Israeli settler attacks since it began tracking the incidents in 2006. Palestine
Iran, Uzbekistan eye $5B in trade, mining investment: What to know Iranian Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade Seyed Mohammad Atabak made deals with his counterparts in Uzbekistan in Tashkent this week. Iran
Syria’s Sharaa leaves Washington with warm assurances but no security agreements Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa departed Washington without clinching major security agreements or long-term economic relief. Syria
Syria's Sharaa says no direct talks with Israel, open to US military presence In an interview on Monday, President Ahmed al-Sharaa dismissed direct negotiations with Israel concerning the Abraham Accords, but left the door open to US-brokered diplomacy. Syria
Iraq’s election turnout rises to 55%, defying expectations: What to know Voter participation had previously declined in every other Iraqi election since 2005. Iraq
Israel's El Al posts record $203M Q3 profit as foreign airlines trickle back Many international airlines have now resumed flights to Israel following a truce to end the Gaza war. Israel
