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1. Police demolish Beit Hanina compound used to house Palestinians without permits Jerusalem Post · 6 Nov 2026

   The demolition followed an operation at the site around three weeks ago, during which police apprehended 155 Palestinians from the West Bank.

2. Trump says he met Putin envoy, sees Ukraine deal soon Jerusalem Post · 6 Nov 2026

   Trump would not disclose what he discussed with Putin envoy Kirill Dmitriev but predicted a deal could emerge soon aimed at resolving the Russian war in Ukraine.

3. MQG demands probe into Netanyahu's reported US aid waiver Jerusalem Post · 6 Nov 2026

   It also called for an examination of who participated in the decision, whether the Defense Ministry and Finance Ministry were consulted, and what assessments informed the move.

4. Editor's Notes: Why JD Vance is beginning to sound more like Rahm Emanuel on Israel - comment Jerusalem Post · 6 Nov 2026

   From JD Vance to Rahm Emanuel, American politicians are questioning the terms of US support for Israel. Jerusalem must prepare for a changing alliance, regardless of who holds power.

5. After vague midterm remarks, VP Vance must clarify what's next for US-Israel ties - editorial Jerusalem Post · 6 Nov 2026

   As JD Vance links Republican electoral losses to the Iran war and US-Israel relations, he must explain what he wants to change and why distancing Washington from Jerusalem would help.

6. Timely support for Sukuna Bowl committee Fiji Broadcasting Corp · 6 Nov 2026

   The Ratu Sukuna Bowl Committee has received a timely boost, with global integrated energy company TotalEnergies coming on board as a sponsor ahead of its annual competition. Secretariat Committee Chair Lieutenant Colonel Jiuta Baleisolomone thanked TotalEnergies for its support and expressed hope…

7. IREN’s bitcoin mining revenue drops 58% as firm plans full exit by year-end The Block · 6 Nov 2026

   IREN has been shifting its focus to the AI infrastructure business, and its AI cloud revenue rose 182% in the past quarter to $200 million.

8. Police cordon off Najib’s Jalan Langgak Duta residence amid speculation of possible return Malay Mail · 6 Nov 2026

   KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 6 — Police have tightened security at the entrance to Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s residence in Jalan Langgak Duta here this morning, amid speculation that the former prime minister may return to serve the remainder of his prison sentence under house arrest. Berita Harian reported that…

9. Stand on either side of the escalator: Signs spotted at City Hall MRT station SPH Media · 6 Nov 2026

   The standard practice on escalators here has been to stand on the left side of the step, allowing those in a rush to walk on the right.

10. Subzero cold to grip Korea this weekend Korea Times · 6 Nov 2026

    Temperatures in Seoul will drop below zero this weekend as early winter sets in, with strong winds sweeping much of the country Saturday and rain forecast for central regions Sunday. Saturday’s morning lows nationwide will range from minus 5 degrees to 5 degrees Celsius, with daytime highs of 8 to…