'As the country with the most start-ups per capita in the world, we must channel our efforts to saving our world,' Naftali Bennett tells world leaders at COP26 climate conference

Despite goodwill, key issues remain, including use of coal by some countries and funding to help developing nations reduce emissions

UK's Boris Johnson warns that latest commitments to limiting global warming were 'drops in a rapidly warming ocean'; UN chief says he leaves Rome 'with my hopes unfulfilled'

World's biggest economies agree to reach target 'around mid-century,' will end funding for foreign coal use, but without plan for phasing it out domestically

As things stand 'there is a serious risk that Glasgow will not deliver,' warns UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, calling reports of progress 'an illusion'

At airport, PM focuses on politics rather than climate, declaring that his government will pass the budget and survive, thwarting an ‘endless election cycle’

Negotiators will try to resolve issues left hanging since 2015 Paris climate accord, and find ways to keep global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius

Military correspondent Judah Ari Gross on the IDF simulation of a new war alongside domestic strife; and editor David Horovitz on Israeli hopes from the Glasgow climate conference

Demonstrations in Glasgow pick up steam as COP26 summit set to begin; 100,000 people expected at rally Friday

Ahead of trip for COP26 climate talks, Bennett says government will cut red tape and increase funding; says Israel must work with neighboring countries on water and energy projects