Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says an agreement with Syria could be achieved if Damascus establishes a demilitarized buffer zone from the capital to Mount Hermon, amid ongoing U.S.-backed diplomatic efforts and recent regional tensions
Israel’s prime minister returns to court as his unprecedented mid-trial pardon request—supported by Donald Trump—sparks political uproar, protests and debate over the future of his corruption case and his role in Israeli politics.
Following the UN Security Council’s approval of President Trump’s Gaza plan, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu urges regional countries to join Israel in removing Hamas from Gaza, despite the plan offering the group amnesty for peaceful cooperation
The Istanbul chief public prosecutor’s office also issued Gaza-related warrants for another 36 Israelis, including DM Israel Katz and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir
Israel alleged Hamas launched an attack against troops in Israeli-controlled territory in Gaza
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, discussing the challenges of disarming Hamas, rebuilding Gaza, and strengthening regional alliances through the Abraham Accords
Marking two years since the Gaza war began, Greece’s Prime Minister urges all sides to pursue a ceasefire, release hostages, and work toward lasting peace
The negotiations present the Israeli leader with familiar challenges of keeping his government together amid U.S. pressure to make a deal
The Russian and Israeli leaders discussed developments in the Middle East, including Donald Trump’s proposal to end the Gaza war and ongoing concerns over Iran and Syria
Israeli forces intercepted nearly all ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla, detaining over 400 activists, including Greta Thunberg. While Netanyahu hailed the operation, the UN and worldwide protesters condemned it as a violation of international law
The 21-point plan calls for a transitional government in Gaza, but disagreements persist
Donald Trump will meet Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, urging the Israeli leader to back a Gaza peace framework as global support for Palestinian statehood grows
Addressing a near-empty UN hall, Israel’s Prime Minister defiantly dismissed all criticism of the IDF's conduct in Gaza, attacked western leaders for recognising the Palestinian state and promised to continue its bloody war in the embattled Strip
Slovenia was also the first EU country to impose an arms embargo on Israel, following its decision to declare two Israeli ministers,
‘He’s f—ing me,’ the U.S. president said of the Israeli prime minister after strikes on Hamas in Qatar
Israeli PM compared October 7 to 9/11 while warning countries hosting Hamas leaders. Qatar condemned the attack, as Netanyahu also honored Donald Trump with a symbolic seaside project
The statement comes as Israel itself faces international scrutiny over the devastating toll of its military campaign in Gaza.
The Israeli prime minister dismissed the UN’s declaration of famine in Gaza, blaming Hamas for aid shortages and insisting Israel works to prevent, not cause, starvation
Israel’s prime minister again suggests Palestinians could “voluntarily” leave Gaza as the military prepares to retake Gaza City. The move comes amid intense criticism over humanitarian conditions and ongoing ceasefire talks in Cairo
55-year-old teacher Tal said escalating the war would bring “terrible” consequences. “It will mean more soldiers and hostages killed. We don’t have anything to do there. It’s not ours.”