Our colleagues at Al Jazeera are reporting a demonstration is continuing in front of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s home, demanding his removal and early elections. Earlier, a protest took place in central Tel Aviv
British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "start talking about the things a Palestinian state can be rather than the things it can't be", reiterating British support for
Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chairman MK Yuli Edelstein is one of the Likud members who is considered a possible successor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his comment seemed to be a call on
The opposition party Yesh Atid would be willing to join the government in order to save the 136 hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza if the far-right parties Otzma Yehudit and Religious Zionist Party
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday the UN Palestinian refugee agency (UNRWA) must be shut down. “It’s time for the international community and the UN itself to understand that UNRWA’s mission must be
According to the report, Yesh Atid's joining the government would not entail removing other parties from the government but would entail a redistribution of the government ministries. The Likud offered the opposition party Yesh Atid
Ari Harow, a senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the state's witness in 1000 and 2000 cases, was convicted of fraud and breach of trust as part of a plea agreement. Harow, who
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
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
