Official clarifies agency should be out of Gaza after war but argues collapsing it now may lead to humanitarian crisis that would force IDF to halt offensive against Hamas. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government does
Israel has long tried to eliminate the UN agency, which enshrines the right of Palestinian refugees to return home. Kholood Mkhamer fled her neighbourhood weeks after Israel began bombing the Gaza Strip in retaliation for
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who is under growing domestic pressure to bring the captives home, has rejected a proposal by Hamas to end the war and release captives in exchange for withdrawing Israeli forces, releasing
State broadcaster SVT is reporting that Sweden’s national bomb squad is currently inspecting the object, which was found by embassy staff. There are 10 police vehicles at the scene and the area has been cordoned
Ismat Mansour, a Palestinian researcher on Israeli affairs, has said that many signs lead to this conclusion: National security minister Ben-Gvir and far-right Finance Minister Smotrich’s opposition to the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange
Israeli politicians have continued to send mixed signals on the prospects of a potential exchange deal with Hamas. Netanyahu said on Tuesday that he would not allow a deal that exchanged Palestinians held in Israeli
The top American diplomat's most recent visit was reportedly tense, as he pressed Jerusalem to shift towards a less intensive phase in the war. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel for three
“This rhetoric is incendiary and irresponsible, and we take the prime minister at his word when he says that Israel does not intend to reoccupy Gaza," the White House said. Ministers and MK's dance during
As reports emerged about a potential hostage framework deal with Hamas that includes an extended pause in the fighting and the freeing of a large number of Palestinian security prisoners, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on
This is the second instalment in a two-part series about how the administration of President Joe Biden developed its unequivocal support for Israel. To read part one, click here. Washington, DC – “It’s the price
