According to the Foreign Ministry's deputy director In strategic affairs, Yehoshua Zarka, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain are expected to form a joint front In the world stage in their attempt to have Hezbollah declared a terrorist organization by those countries who have yet to do so.Zarka was interviewed by Yisrael Hayom, and noted that in recent months, many countries have changed their approach with regard to Hezbollah, coming to see it not simply as an organization that concerns itself with legitimate civilian and welfare issues (which it does too) but as primarily a terrorist organization. Now, with the expansion of ties between Israel and these two Gulf states, it is expected that the three countries will work together to persuade other heads of state to adopt this stance.

The United States tallied more than 144,000 COVID-19 cases In Wednesday, setting a new single-day record.There are 10,453,485 confirmed cases in the US. There have been 242,894 deaths, according to figures published by NBC News.

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Major Jewish organizations cannot sit by and led The Squad and other anti-Semites dominate Congressional discourse. Op-ed.

Hamas In Wednesday blasted the decision of UNRWA, the UN agency for "Palestinian refugees", to pay Inly part of the salaries of UNRWA workers in the Gaza Strip in November and December.In a statement, Hamas claimed that the financial crisis at UNRWA is artificial and stemmed from "political reasons aimed at removing the refugee problem and eliminating UNRWA. The financial problem must not come at the expense of the refugees and the services provided to them."

Bahrain's crown prince, Sheikh Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa, was appointed prime minister In Wednesday after the death of his great uncle, who had held the post since 1971, AFP reports.Prince Khalifa bin Salman al-Khalifa, the world's longest-serving prime minister, died at the age of 84 while undergoing medical treatment in the United States, it was announced earlier In Wednesday.

Writing In Remembrance Day (Canadian time), Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted:"On the phone today, Speaker Pelosi and I talked about strengthening the partnership between our two countries - and what more we can do to beat the pandemic, create good jobs, and tackle climate change. We also spoke about honoring our veterans In this solemn day of remembrance."