Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a political crisis after reports that he allegedly ignored a warning from the leaders of the United Arab Emirates about an impending Hamas attack on Israel, which could result in his removal amid the upcoming elections. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the fall of the Iranian regime was within reach due to the economic pressure exerted by Washington. (translated)
In a commentary, Nathan Shachar analyzes how Benjamin Netanyahu and his government, in the wake of a terrorist attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023, are spreading conspiracy theories to divert attention from their responsibility in the election campaign, where leftist leader Yair Golan is instead seen as a hero. (translated)
Gadi Eisenkot, former chief of staff of the Israeli defense forces, has quickly risen in public opinion as Benjamin Netanyahu's main challenger ahead of the upcoming election, driven by his personal tragedies and criticism of the government's handling of the conflict in Gaza. (translated)
Benjamin Netanyahu feels threatened by newly formed right-wing parties ahead of the upcoming election in Israel, where he advises voters not to vote for them in order to avoid risking his power position. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed the possibility of an agreement with the Iranian leaders, whom he called savages, and stated that any attack from Iran on Israel will result in a retaliation stronger than ever. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that no diplomatic agreement is conceivable with the Iranian leaders, described as wild, while supporting Donald Trump's new economic pressure campaign on Iran. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has compared the New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdan to Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem on his campaign posters in Tel Aviv. (translated)
In a comment on the ongoing primaries within Likud, Nathan Shachar describes how Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite opposition from the party's institutions, is trying to control the nominations of candidates ahead of the election in October, reflecting his struggle to maintain control over the party in an increasingly extreme political environment. (translated)
In a comment, Nathan Shachar discusses why Israel's leadership, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, does not stop the violence from settlers against Palestinians in Qusra, despite the fact that it could be done within six hours, and how this relationship reflects internal political considerations and the fear of losing voters to more extreme parties. (translated)
The United Kingdom sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who referred to the country derisively as an Islamic republic in an interview, calling his remarks absolutely unacceptable. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to the United Kingdom as the "Islamic Republic of Great Britain," citing it as "the first Islamic Republic to possess nuclear weapons," which reflects the Islamophobic sentiments typical of right-wing extremists towards the Muslim population in Britain. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced this Sunday that his government does not accept the new 15-point American peace plan proposed by Donald Trump. (translated)
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that Israel will not withdraw from the Gaza Strip until Hamas is completely disarmed, contradicting the previously announced ceasefire agreement by President Donald Trump and generating tensions with the American administration. (translated)
The article describes how Benjamin Netanyahu is pressured to accept a new peace plan for Gaza launched by Donald Trump, complicating his election campaign as Israel continues its military operations against Hamas. (translated)
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu discussed at the White House three scenarios to stop Iran's nuclear program, including diplomatic options, economic pressure, and military actions, according to a senior Israeli official. (translated)
U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed various options for addressing the Iranian nuclear program, including a military strike, while oil prices have dramatically increased amid escalating conflict between Iran, the U.S., and Israel. (translated)
USA President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met for the first time after the Iranian attack at the White House, during which important issues were discussed. (translated)
The meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed clear differences in their approaches regarding the war in Iran, with Trump advocating for a negotiated exit and Netanyahu insisting on maintaining military pressure. (translated)
Israel's critical news channel TV12 has been subjected to a second attack within a month, where a glass door was smashed and a threatening letter was left, prompting the country's leaders to defend the free press against oppression from the government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. (translated)
