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A record Palestinian-Israeli turnout could decide Netanyahu’s fate Inconclusive results pave an uncertain future for the man who has dominated Israeli politics for decades ✍️ @msrmichaelson bit.ly/4im8Rcm

Maria Corina Machado’s rapturous return to Venezuela loosens US grip on oil fields bit.ly/47K5N5i

Healey’s ‘inconsequential’ budget is business as usual – unless you’re an entrepreneur bit.ly/3UibXXa

How to turn 5,300 Ants into millionaires As Anthropic prepares for a gargantuan $1.5tn float, its founders preach philanthropy while thousands of staff prepare to join the super-rich ✍️ @barneymac bit.ly/4zgQxJh

La Bola Negra: the queer Spanish epic that could sink The Odyssey’s Oscars chances Wendy Ide meets the two young directors behind the ‘generational movie’ that is tipped to be the film of the year ✍️ @wendyide bit.ly/3WAL2Xb

‘We came, we saw, we engineered’: my week as a Eurasian beaver Each week, Simon Barnes hears what the past seven days have been like for a member of the animal kingdom ✍️ @simonbarneswild bit.ly/4zxttGl

Profiles in Cowardice: the rich and powerful who enabled Trump In his damning polemic Jacob Weisberg singles out the politicians and billionaires who have toadied to Trump as he dismantles the rule of law around him ✍️ @GWhittell bit.ly/4BpZfpP

Doireann Ní Ghríofa revives the rages of the dead The Irish author channels the unheard voices of women patients from a Victorian mental hospital in her Goldsmiths prize-shortlist novel Said the Dead ✍️ @XAMGreenwood bit.ly/4e6WXCa

We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead Weather-themed stationery from Burberry and Smythson, Madeleine Thompson’s recycled cashmere, and modular menswear from Marfa Stance ✍️ @jojonesfashion, @helenseamons bit.ly/4svoCCz

Crème fraîche is a cook’s secret weapon Chef Ben Lippett celebrates the versatility of tangy crème fraîche, to elevate the taste and texture of sweet and savoury dishes ✍️ Ben Lippett bit.ly/3VZvvA6

My sister’s cancer all-clear came early. What do I do with all this dread? When relapse fears are suddenly replaced by the best possible news, the burden proves surprisingly difficult to put down ✍️ Eva Wiseman bit.ly/4eVz8gM

‘Wild Scenes in Whitehall’: the protest that reshaped the British left Seventy years on from the Suez crisis, a historian revisits the tumultuous demonstration against British military action in Egypt that reshaped the left ✍️ Andrew Whitehead bit.ly/4ibdNlO

Doireann Ní Ghríofa revives the rages of the dead bit.ly/48lWh8s

Huge sums of money are struggling to counteract Trump’s unpopularity in the midterms The Republicans have poured a record amount into the Texas Senate race ✍️ @hughtomlinson bit.ly/4ibEabj

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The Israeli election is over. Now comes the politics bit.ly/4srhcQZ

How to turn 5,300 Ants into millionaires bit.ly/3U2oZIh

The institutions that will be at the heart of Healey’s first budget bit.ly/47IwZRS

Harry Kane’s Ballon d’Or makes his greatness impossible to ignore bit.ly/3UU3OZ7

How do you say I love you with pebbles? bit.ly/4eX6MCS