Henry Bodkin is a Correspondent at The Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics including conflict and war, current affairs, and international relations, with a focus on regional interests across North America, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific. Henry's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Henry Bodkin's coverage primarily focuses on the United Kingdom, particularly covering evolving stories related to government and politics. His articles also delve into cultural and societal aspects of conflicts like the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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By: Henry Bodkin
BENJAMIN NETANYAHU will emerge as the leader of the largest party at the Israeli general election, according to exit polls.
By: Henry Bodkin
Benjamin Netanyahu has emerged as the leader of the largest party in Israel’s first general election since the October 7 massacre, exit polls indicate.
On Sunday morning, Benjamin Netanyahu posted an AI-generated image depicting a nuclear explosion in downtown Tel Aviv.
Benjamin Netanyahu has emerged as the leader of the largest party following Israel's general election but has fallen short of a majority, projections indicate.
By: Henry Bodkin, Emily Blumenthal, Emily Smith, Alexandra Snow
Benjamin Netanyahu insisted Israel needed a “Right-wing, strong government” to “defeat the Iranian threat once and for all”.
Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Israel's Arab parties of “stealing” the election.
By: Emily Smith, Henry Bodkin, Emily Blumenthal, Alexandra Snow
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party has accused Israel's Arab parties of electoral fraud, filing complaints with the election authorities and law enforcement agencies.
By: Henry Bodkin
BENJAMIN NETANYAHU has accused Israel's Arab parties of "stealing" the election after his governing party lost its parliamentary majority.
By: Henry Bodkin
Prime minister's party claims Arab parties committed serious criminal offences involving bribery, threats, violence and fraud Henry Bodkin
Israel's security services have been ordered to investigate allegations of foreign interference and widespread voting fraud in the general election.
