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Iran War: The Pentagon says the U.S. conflict with Iran has cost at least $47 billion. Washington is weighing renewed strikes after the Nov. 3 midterms, while Tehran has received Vice President JD Vance’s letter seeking to revive talks but has yet to respond. Gulf Tensions: Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi oil facilities and airports; Saudi-led forces said they intercepted missiles. Brent crude climbed above $115 a barrel amid fears of supply disruption. Israel’s Election: Arab parties won a record 19 seats, leaving them pivotal in government talks. Netanyahu’s bloc is pressing Arab leaders over unproven foreign-funding claims, while President Isaac Herzog warned against stigmatizing Arab citizens. Gaza: Child medical evacuations have fallen 75% from the war’s first year, Save the Children says, with thousands still awaiting urgent treatment.

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