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,

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.”

As the talks continue under the shadow of nearly two years of war, the outcome remains uncertain

The Israeli leader warned that if these conditions are not met within 60 days of negotiations, his government will pursue its objectives by other means—specifically, through continued military action

In a move heavy with political and diplomatic weight, Netanyahu presented President Trump with a letter formally nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Israeli strategic affairs minister Ron Dermer is expected at the White House on Monday for further discussions on both Iran and Gaza

Netanyahu is currently standing trial in three separate corruption cases, facing charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.

Yair Lapid, leader of the opposition, defended the independence of the Israeli judiciary, stating that “a U.S. president—current or former—has no place interfering in the legal processes of a sovereign nation.”

Beyond party politics, the poll revealed strong public backing for Israel’s military campaign in Iran.

The sanctions severely restrict the judges’ financial capabilities, effectively cutting them off from any U.S.-connected banking systems

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday that Mohammed Sinwar, the Hamas leader in Gaza and younger brother of the late Yahya Sinwar, has been killed.