United Arab Emirates urging U.S., Iran to make peace

Right now, the United Arab Emirates is urging the United States and Iran to get back to the negotiating table to make peace. It comes as the Trump administration continues to weigh more military action. We don't really want to see another round of confrontation in the region. We want to see a diplomatic and political resolution of this crisis, protracted crisis that we have seen. U.S. officials have warned several Middle Eastern countries that more strikes could be possible after the midterm elections. At this hour, civilians in southeastern Ukraine are grappling with the end of a localized ceasefire. It lasted from Tuesday to Sunday, marking the most significant truce between Kiev and Moscow since Russia's full-scale invasion. The First Lady helped to broker the ceasefire to allow for evacuations and aid. Trilateral peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. are reportedly on the horizon, but a date for those have not been announced yet. And tonight, residents of Gaza are devastated following Israeli strikes that killed at least eight people, including a four-year-old boy. A ceasefire that took effect in October of 2025 has stopped the major fighting, but there's still little to no relief for those living in Gaza. With strikes occurring almost daily, the war was triggered by the Hamas-led terrorist attack on Israel back on October 7th of 2023. We have been closely tracking the first election to take place in Israel since that attack and the war that followed. And as of news time tonight, a lot of questions remain. Neither of the two main blocks reached the required 61-seat majority, so it could take weeks or even months to form the new government. In the meantime, thousands are rallying in favor of forming a Jewish-Arab coalition, saying voters have spoken and it is time for change. In order to change the reality of this place, we need an equality between Jews and Palestinians in Israel. Not all at the rally favored such a coalition, with some activists holding up images of current Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This election saw historic voter turnout at nearly 80 percent. All Saints Day observations are taking place around the globe. This is a look at the Philippines, where crowds entered Manila Cemetery to pay their respects to those who have passed away with flowers, candles, pictures, and other mementos. Participants say it's important to pass their tradition of remembrance on to the next generation. Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, celebrations are underway. This is a look at Mexico City, where a parade was held to honor those who passed away. Locals say that the art, music, and performances keep both their loved ones' memories and the culture alive.