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ADNOC said two of its vessels were attacked while transiting the Strait of Hormuz on 13 August 2026, and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs publicly condemned the incident as a threat to freedom of navigation. This moves the event from generalized maritime risk to a direct strike on UAE-linked commercial energy shipping, raising the probability of follow-on security, insurance, and convoy measures around national maritime flows.
The High Court has reportedly approved a compromise that reopens the Shin Bet succession process under a specific, date-bound mechanism: Netanyahu is to notify the Grunis Committee by September 11, 2026 whom he intends to nominate as the next Shin Bet chief. This materially changes the timeline and procedural status by replacing a more open-ended confrontation with a court-sanctioned nomination path, while preserving the risk of a renewed clash if Netanyahu tries to advance David Zini or otherwise appears to circumvent the conflict-of-interest limits.
The government has now put a date and headline deficit target on the 2027 budget bill: September 30 and 4.9% of GDP, according to remarks by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu reported on August 13. Reporting also makes the procedural options more explicit, with the budget likely to hinge on Article 49.3 or Article 47 rather than a consensual parliamentary passage, raising the political and institutional stakes of the autumn budget fight.