Senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri has told the news outlet Reuters that Netanyahu’s remarks today demonstrate his desire to pursue a wider regional conflict. “Netanyahu’s comments are a form of political bravado, indicating his
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday rejected a proposal for a Gaza war truce by Hamas, saying victory was within reach and only total defeat of the movement that rules the blockaded strip would
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader and Yesh Atid chairman MK Yair Lapid discussed the latter’s offer to supply a “safety net,” during a periodic security update on Monday, Lapid said in a video
"The day of judgment has arrived, and it will be harder and more bitter," the group said in a video. Video from the "Galil Forces" terror group threating Prime Minister Netanyahu and MKs Ben-Gvir and
Democrats reportedly increasingly concerned that support for Israel’s offensive against Hamas could cost 2024 election, with 50% of Biden voters saying Gaza war is a ‘genocide’ US President Joe Biden called Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hit back on Sunday at a powerful far-right minister in his cabinet who said Washington has not fully backed Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar
In this interview with Netanyahu's former media adviser, Shai Bazak discusses his opinions on the prime minister's policies, the Israel-American partnership, and antisemitism abroad. Shai Bazak was close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his
Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir tells the Wall Street Journal that Israel would be receiving more support from the US if former president Donald Trump had been reelected. “Instead of giving us his
Yair Lapid, Israel’s opposition leader, has reacted to the interview of Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s National Security Minister, with the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Lapid said on X that Ben-Gvir’s criticism of US President Joe Biden’s
Despite growing anger in Israel over delays in releasing hostages, Israeli Minister of Heritage Amichai Elhaho has said making a deal with Hamas should not be seen as the only way to free the captives
