Joe Biden is growing increasingly irritated with Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he is understood to have called an “a--hole” several times in private. Amid mounting frustration with the Israeli leader, the US president is believed to
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has been welcomed by her Israeli counterpart, Israel Katz, for her fifth visit to the country since the October 7 Hamas terror attacks. The two, meeting in Jerusalem, were expected
French President Emmanuel Macron told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the death toll in Gaza was "intolerable" during a phone call on Wednesday. Macron's office said he expressed his "firm opposition" to an Israeli
Dozens are demonstrating in front of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister Benny Gantz' homes in protest of the prime minister's refusal to send the Israeli delegation to continue hostage deal negotiations in Cairo
Canada joined those urging Israel not to mount a ground invasion against Gaza's southern Rafah neighborhood, saying such an attack would be devastating for Palestinians. Israel says it plans to assault Rafah, the last relatively
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Turkey was ready for cooperation with Egypt to rebuild Gaza as he made his first visit to the country since 2012. Erdogan and his Egyptian counterpart Abdel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not approve sending an Israeli delegation to Cairo on Thursday for follow-up talks over a possible hostage deal, two Israeli officials said. Why it matters: Proposing follow-up talks appears
A notable increase in attacks may signify that Israel is stepping up a campaign to clear the south. Beirut, Lebanon – Israel’s attacks on southern Lebanon have intensified in recent days, reaching a new peak
Aid organizations and several world leaders are renewing calls for Israel to rethink its impending military operation on Rafah, warning of widespread destruction and heavy civilian casualties. Nearly 1.5 million people have crowded into Rafah,
The United States is monitoring Israel’s military activities in Gaza under a recently established program that “systematically” tracks reports of suspected civilian harm by forces using U.S.-made weapons, State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said. “We
