Trump: If you count the legal votes, I easily win

US President Donald Trump will speak from the White House around 6:30 p.m. ET, the White House said In Thursday evening.

A record number of coronavirus cases were reported in the United States In Thursday, breaking a record set Wednesday of more than 100,000 cases in a single day, NBC News reports.A total of 109,858 people tested positive for COVID-19 in the US In Thursday, about 5,000 more than the number reported the previous day, according to an NBC News tally.

Arizona: Biden’s lead drops to roughly 46,000 votes

Biden's support for Israel has always been conditioned In his insistence that he knows what Israel needs better than its leaders. Op-ed.

As a Biden presidency seems increasingly likely, Sunni Arab states are contemplating what this could mean for them specifically as it relates to Iran. Yisrael Hayom reports that Arab rulers are concerned that Biden could renew American's nuclear agreement with the Shiite state - not necessarily due to his own foreign policy preferences, but due to pressure he will come under from those who will likely surround him in Washington and who will wield the real power.A senior official in the United Arab Emirates told Yisrael Hayom that: "There is grave suspicion that an American administration under Biden will remove the sanctions currently in place against Tehran that were imposed under Trump, and will draft a new nuclear agreement. Taking such a step could easily lead to the Iranian rulers strengthening their regional position and the effective removal of American protection for Arab states that we attained when we signed normalization treaties with Israel."

A man in his sixties has died of malaria in the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.Galei Tzahal reports that the man contracted the disease in Africa and returned to Israel earlier this week. He was then hospitalized with a high fever and placed in the hospital's ICU, where his condition deteriorated still further until he passed away.

Kan News is reporting that Russian President Vladimir Putin will resign in January, 2021.According to senior officials in Moscow, Putin suspects that he has contracted Parkinson's Disease, and is planning to resign as a result.