Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the IDF to renew strikes against Hezbollah targets in Beirut's southern suburbs, following the killing of an Israeli soldier by a Hezbollah drone. This escalation comes as a ceasefire unravels and the conflict deepens in southern Lebanon.
A close advisor to Benjamin Netanyahu has been indicted for leaking a secret document to 'Bild' newspaper, raising questions about whether the Prime Minister knew of the leak, which allegedly aimed to prevent a hostage deal.
European leaders have condemned Israel's expanding incursion into Lebanon, following the Israeli military's capture of the strategic medieval Beaufort Castle, prompting France to request an emergency UN Security Council meeting.
A meteor fireball exploded over the United States, causing a loud boom that alarmed residents across New England. NASA confirmed the event, which was equivalent to 300 tonnes of TNT.
Historian Jean-Pierre Filiu argues that the mere consideration of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's return to lead Iran highlights the intellectual collapse of the Israeli-American alliance.
Donald Trump threatened to perform at the Freedom 250 concert himself after several artists pulled out, stating only "great patriots" would be invited. This comes amidst broader discussions about his political influence and international relations.
Israeli forces have expanded their ground offensive into southern Lebanon, crossing a key river, while military officials from Israel and Lebanon held US-hailed 'productive' talks in Washington aimed at a security plan and ceasefire. Separately, a report revealed that the UAE conducted dozens of airstrikes on Iran using US and Israeli intelligence during the war.
Hamas has strongly condemned Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to expand control in Gaza, labeling it a dangerous escalation that threatens the region.
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed at least 17 people, with strikes hitting both southern Lebanon and areas near Beirut. These attacks mark an intensification of Israeli operations in Lebanon.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the IDF to increase its control over 70% of the Gaza Strip. This directive comes amidst ongoing conflict and discussions about the future of the region.
Despite official declarations of an end to the war, military action persists in Gaza, which remains an open front. There are indications that the Netanyahu government may launch a new offensive, with the conflict also extending to Lebanon.
Giorgia Meloni's government appears to be changing its approach towards the United States and Israel, amid recent tensions with two of Rome's traditional allies, whose leaders are considered ideologically close to the Italian Prime Minister.
A hearing in Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial has been canceled once again. This marks another postponement in the ongoing legal proceedings against the former Israeli Prime Minister.
An Indian delegation has described India and Israel as 'civilizational partners,' noting that their shared understanding of terrorism has strengthened their relationship, leading to pacts between Modi and Netanyahu.
Israel has launched over 120 strikes and expanded its ground operations into Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of at least 31 people, including several children. This marks the heaviest bombing in weeks, with Iran accusing the US of violating a ceasefire and threatening retaliation.
Israel announced it targeted Mohammed Ouda, the newly appointed leader of Hamas's military wing, in a strike in the Gaza Strip. While Israel believes Ouda was killed, Hamas reported at least one person dead and ten injured in the attack.
Israel has escalated its strikes in Lebanon, while the United States continues to push for a peace deal with Iran. Iran has condemned the US strikes as a gross violation of the ceasefire.
Israeli prosecutors are anticipated to indict a former aide to Benjamin Netanyahu, signaling potential legal developments in the country's political landscape.
An opinion piece argues that Netanyahu and his government portray humanitarian flotillas as acts of war and support for terrorism, rather than alerts against the cruelty Israel normalizes.
An analysis delves into Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign strategy for the 2026 Israeli elections, characterized by tactics of deflection, attack, and playing the victim.
US Senator Marco Rubio stated that the United States is close to a "pretty solid" agreement with Iran, suggesting a deal could be reached soon. He also emphasized that if talks fail, the US would pursue an alternative approach to address the situation.
Iran has stated its readiness to assure the world of its peaceful nuclear program, as discussions continue regarding a potential deal with the US. Israeli officials, however, remain concerned that any emerging agreement might not adequately address Israel's security interests.
A Publico article criticizes Europe's perceived hesitation in condemning Israel, particularly in light of an incident involving Ben Gvir, suggesting that even Netanyahu's condemnation of the video as 'not in line with Israel's values' is disingenuous.
Gadi Eisenkot is seen as a strong challenger to Netanyahu, facing a crucial decision regarding alliances, leadership, and the future direction of the opposition.
Turkey is pursuing a middle ground in the Iran conflict, with Ankara fearing a destabilized Iran and Israeli hegemony in the region. This highlights the complex relationship between Erdogan and Netanyahu.
Activists from the Gaza flotilla accused Israeli forces of abuse during their detention, while Spanish police were filmed beating returning activists at Bilbao airport, prompting an investigation. Separately, France banned Israeli minister Ben-Gvir from entering the country over the treatment of the detained activists.
Israel has openly acknowledged its defense ties with the United Arab Emirates, despite months of denials from the UAE regarding Iranian accusations of collaboration with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Donald Trump reportedly had a tense hour-long phone call with Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Iran, where Trump claimed to have the final say. Trump also stated that the US would seize Iran's uranium and not pay tolls in the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli far-right leader Itamar Ben-Gvir is reportedly increasing his political influence over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with critics suggesting Netanyahu's public criticisms are merely for show. This dynamic coincides with a rise in support for the far-right in recent polls.
An Israeli figure, described as the country's Jon Stewart, is reportedly on a mission to encourage young voters to move away from supporting Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Bruno Cardoso Reis suggests that tensions between Trump and Netanyahu reveal a mismatch of expectations, and criticizes Mark Rutte's remarks on the lack of European support for Ukraine as contradictory.
Donald Trump's administration engages in diplomatic efforts with Iran, which is reviewing a US proposal, while also facing public disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military strategy in the region.
The Israeli parliament has approved a bill for its self-dissolution, a move that could accelerate new elections, with polls suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu might lose.
The United States has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro on murder charges related to the 1996 downing of two planes. This action has escalated tensions between the two nations and is seen as a significant moment in their relations.
Barney Frank, a former US Congressman from Massachusetts and one of the first openly gay members of Congress, has died at the age of 86. Tributes poured in from lawmakers and family, reflecting on his significant political career and personal life.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Beijing for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, where the two leaders emphasized strong bilateral relations and signed multiple agreements. The visit highlighted their alliance while also revealing some perceived limits to their partnership, particularly regarding a major gas deal.
An Israeli minister posted a video showing Gaza flotilla activists being forced to kneel with bound hands, sparking widespread international condemnation from multiple countries and leading to Israel's government distancing itself from the minister's actions.
Former Civil Service Commissioner Hershkowitz has withdrawn from the State Comptroller race, leaving Prime Minister Netanyahu's attorney Michael Rabilo and former Supreme Court Justice Yosef Elron as the remaining candidates.
According to the Financial Times, Israel has seized and now controls approximately 1,000 square kilometers of new territory in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria since the October 7, 2023 attack. This expansion is reported to be part of Prime Minister Netanyahu's war strategy.
Former Croatian Foreign Minister Miro Kovač discussed diplomatic relations between Israel and Croatia, commenting on reports that the proposed Israeli ambassador did not receive consent from President Zoran Milanović.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Beijing for a summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, seeking to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss cooperation on issues like a major gas project and sovereignty. The meeting occurred shortly after reports emerged of Xi telling former US President Trump that Putin might regret the Ukraine invasion.
Israeli forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla attempting to reach Gaza, detaining numerous international activists, including the sister of Ireland's president. The incident sparked international calls for their release and protests.
Israel's military is reportedly in urgent need of new personnel, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to consider concessions for ultra-Orthodox individuals who are demanding exemption from mandatory military service.
For over two years, political opponents, analysts, and thousands of protesters in Israel have repeatedly predicted the downfall of Benjamin Netanyahu's government. The Economist questions if this is the final battle for 'King Bibi.'
An analysis explores the political future of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, with the legacy of October 7th and subsequent wars expected to heavily influence his campaign.
Ido Netanyahu shared details about the 1976 Entebbe hostage rescue operation, including the challenges faced by Mossad. He also spoke about the death of his brother, Yoni Netanyahu, who led the commando unit during the mission.
The United Arab Emirates reported a drone strike near its Barakah nuclear power plant, which sparked a fire and was condemned as a dangerous escalation. The UAE attributed the attack to Iran or its proxies, drawing international concern.
Senator Chris Van Hollen suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu exploited former President Donald Trump's perceived naivety to draw the United States into a conflict with Iran.
Analysts discuss Prime Minister Netanyahu’s proposal for Israel to gradually reduce its reliance on US military aid, aiming for increased strategic autonomy.
An Israeli strike in Lebanon resulted in the deaths of six people, including three rescue workers. This incident occurred despite a ceasefire, drawing international concern.
Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to sue The New York Times over a column discussing sexual violence against Palestinians, prompting protests outside the newspaper's headquarters.
A recent poll conducted in Israel reveals that more than 50% of the country's citizens desire Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to retire from politics. The survey indicates a preference for him not to run in the next Knesset election.
The head of the FPÖ delegation in the European Parliament, Harald Vilimsky, has met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Isaac Herzog, and Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana.
Israel announced its intention to sue The New York Times for defamation over allegations of Palestinian prisoner rape, while also facing criticism and defense regarding public figures like Lamine Yamal displaying Palestinian flags. These events unfold as Israel marked its 59th Jerusalem Day with a flag march.
Netanyahu's coalition is moving to fast-track controversial legislation, including a conscription law, amidst internal tensions and discussions about the upcoming Knesset dissolution.
A commercial vessel was seized by unknown assailants off the coast of Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates and subsequently diverted towards Iranian waters. The incident has raised concerns about maritime security in the Gulf of Oman.
Israel's ruling coalition has submitted a bill to dissolve the Knesset, with a vote expected next week, paving the way for early elections. This move has garnered reactions from both government and opposition figures.
The UN's Middle East envoy, Nickolay Mladenov, stated after meeting Netanyahu that the "door to Gaza's future is still closed," which he believes is not what Palestinians deserve nor what provides Israel security.
A recent poll indicates that members of the Likud party continue to support Benjamin Netanyahu, though they hold reservations regarding some of his policies. The poll also details leading candidates for the 26th Knesset.
Actress Noa Tishby has alienated both anti-Zionist American leftists and Benjamin Netanyahu's government with her independent campaign to reshape American perceptions of Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referenced a 'love fest' with India to counter assertions that Israel is becoming isolated globally due to its ongoing military engagements.
The health and whereabouts of Mojtaba Khamenei have become a subject of mystery, with contradictory information emerging from the US and Iran. Despite some reports, including a statement from Netanyahu, confirming he is alive, his status remains unclear to the public.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel will not cease its fight against Hezbollah, even if it means foregoing a peace agreement with Iran. This declaration underscores Israel's firm stance on regional security.
The Israeli military has captured the strategic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, a medieval fortress, marking a deeper incursion into the country. This move is part of an expanded offensive by Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the military to advance deeper into Lebanese territory to defeat Hezbollah, calling the capture of the 12th-century Beaufort Castle a 'decisive turning point' in the offensive. European leaders have condemned Israel's deepening incursion into Lebanon.
Israeli forces have captured the historic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, marking their deepest push into the country in decades, while France has called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting to address Israel's operations in Lebanon. This strategic capture comes as Israel continues its military advancements in the region.
US media reports indicate that President Trump has requested more stringent conditions for a proposed peace framework with Iran. This development comes as negotiations remain stalled, with some observers suggesting Iran is employing delay tactics.
Israel faces a tense pre-election period, marked by the elimination of a new Hamas military leader in Gaza and an expanded military campaign in Lebanon, with the ongoing conflict being a central issue for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political future.
A Slovenian article posits that Benjamin Netanyahu is no longer just a problem but a 'role model,' as actions once considered morally unacceptable now enter the political mainstream without shame or self-reflection.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the IDF to expand its control over Gaza to 70%. This directive signals a significant increase in military presence and operational scope within the region.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly expanding military operations in Lebanon and continuing strikes in Gaza, even as Washington seeks a resolution to the crisis with Tehran.
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Muslims globally celebrated Eid al-Adha with prayers, family meals, and outings, while leaders in various countries urged tolerance, unity, and sacrifice. The celebrations were notably impacted in some regions by high costs of rams and blockades affecting sheep supply.
Israel announced it killed Mohammed Odeh, the newly appointed head of Hamas's military wing, in a Gaza strike. This comes just over a week after his predecessor was also reportedly killed by an Israeli strike.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has once again strongly criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that "the tyrant will get the lesson he deserves."
Donald Trump announced that his recent medical examinations went "perfectly," addressing public speculation about his health. This comes amidst various political developments, including setbacks for his redistricting efforts and ongoing international discussions.
Reports suggest a potential Iran deal under a future Trump administration could involve repeated 60-day ceasefires and a de-prioritization of nuclear talks. Analysts are examining the long-term implications of such an agreement, which has also caused alarm in Israel.
Donald Trump, nearing 80, underwent his annual physical examination, which drew public attention due to recent concerns about his health, including a bruised hand and swollen ankle.
The United States launched new strikes on Iranian missile sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz, claiming self-defense, which led to a rise in global oil prices and threats from Iran. These attacks occurred amidst ongoing peace negotiations, with some officials suggesting a deal could be reached soon.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel will intensify its attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon, vowing to crush the group. This declaration came as Netanyahu was admitted to a Jerusalem hospital for a dental procedure.
Ongoing talks between the US and Iran have raised hopes for a potential peace deal, but significant obstacles, particularly the nuclear issue, remain. While some reports suggest a deal is close, Iran has stated it is not imminent, and concerns about potential sabotage from Israel persist.
Alleged abuses against a flotilla have opened a new diplomatic rift between Europe and Israel, with Italy, a key ally of Netanyahu, calling for EU sanctions against Minister Ben Gvir.
President Trump stated that the US would not rush into a deal with Iran, tempering expectations for a swift resolution to ongoing tensions. This comes as Gulf states reportedly pressure the US to avoid further conflict and a tanker blackout rattles the region ahead of oil transfers.
President Trump has instructed negotiators not to rush into a deal with Iran, emphasizing a focus on nuclear weapons prohibition. This stance comes as some Republican senators express rare opposition to the President's approach to the potential agreement.
President Trump asserted that a deal with Iran is 'largely negotiated' and would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while also telling Netanyahu that no agreement would be made without dismantling Iran's nuclear program. However, a senior Iranian source denied any agreement to hand over highly enriched uranium stockpiles.
President Trump announced that a peace deal with Iran, which includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's agreement to give up enriched uranium, is largely negotiated. The announcement has raised questions and concerns, particularly from Israel, as details remain scarce.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited India to strengthen ties, meeting with Prime Minister Modi and extending an invitation for him to visit the White House.
Questions are being raised about whether Benjamin Netanyahu is engaged in his final political struggle. His current actions and decisions are under intense scrutiny.
Israeli legislators have taken initial steps to dissolve the government, leading to questions about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to retain power as polls tighten.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is accused by former security officers of appointing loyalists to lead Israel's two main intelligence agencies, Shin Bet and Mossad.
President-elect Donald Trump's decision to speak with Taiwan's leader marked a significant departure from long-standing US diplomatic policy. The call was welcomed by Taiwan but drew strong condemnation from Beijing.
An analysis suggests that the actions of Trump and Netanyahu are contributing to the next economic crisis in the EU. The region is reportedly suffering from its highest inflation in three years and is nearing a recession due to the Iran conflict.
A report indicates a tense exchange between former President Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, revealing a significant divide between the US and Israel regarding Iran policy.
A report indicates a tense phone conversation between former US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stemming from disagreements regarding the Iran war.
The United States is reportedly pressuring the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate that the US has threatened to revoke the envoy's visa if they do not comply.
Israeli authorities intercepted a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, detaining over 400 activists. Reports from human rights groups and detainees allege severe mistreatment, including violence and sexual abuse at Ashdod Port, sparking widespread international condemnation and outrage.
President Trump engaged in discussions regarding tensions with Iran, including talks with Turkish President Erdogan and statements about the conflict's final stages. This occurred as Iran made moves to control the Strait of Hormuz, prompting calls for a firm response.
An Israeli envoy stated that Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's actions do not reflect the country, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also condemned Ben-Gvir's treatment of activists as wrong.
Donald Trump has significantly strengthened his influence within the Republican Party, particularly after his endorsed candidates defeated critics in recent primary elections. This consolidation of power has been described as his endorsement machine steamrolling dissent.
Calls for early elections are intensifying in Israel, with lawmakers reportedly voting to dissolve parliament. This development places Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under significant pressure, as opinion polls suggest unfavorable outcomes for him.
Since the start of the Gaza conflict and the war with Lebanon initiated by Benjamin Netanyahu, more Jews are emigrating from Israel than settling there.
Iran has issued strong warnings, including threats of opening new fronts and parliamentary votes on bounties, amidst escalating tensions with the United States. These developments follow recent US actions and threats concerning the region.
Multiple opposition factions are forming ahead of the upcoming elections in Serbia, though observers note the atmosphere is far from a unified referendum-like scenario.
An analysis explores the ongoing debate surrounding the controversial haredi conscription law in Israel and its implications for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid has warned Likud MKs against succumbing to pressure from Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition to support a controversial haredi draft bill. Reports indicate significant pressure is being exerted on lawmakers regarding the legislation.
The United States is involved in heightened diplomatic and tense exchanges with both Iran and Cuba, marked by Iranian attacks in Iraq, Cuban threats against US targets, and various peace proposals and demands for reform. These developments are influencing global oil prices and prompting discussions on US foreign policy and alliances.
A drone attack near the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in the United Arab Emirates prompted condemnations from several nations and accusations against Iran. The incident raised fears of regional escalation and contributed to a rise in oil prices.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel is facing a significant challenge in neutralizing FPV (First Person View) drones. He emphasized the need to develop effective countermeasures against these threats.
US President Donald Trump issued a dire warning to Iran, stating that the country would be destroyed or "won't be anything left" if it failed to agree to a peace deal.
President Trump spoke with South Korean President Lee, assuring him of a "necessary role" regarding North Korea and discussing the upcoming US-China summit.
Israel announced an airstrike in Gaza targeting Izz al-Din al-Haddad, identified as the head of Hamas's military wing. The operation reportedly resulted in several casualties amidst ongoing conflict.
The United Arab Emirates is accelerating its oil pipeline project, aiming to complete it by 2027, to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and enhance its crude export capacity. This move comes amid regional tensions and a global energy re-wiring.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly executed another political maneuver, which is being characterized as Machiavellian. The specific details of this action are not provided, but it suggests a strategic and potentially controversial move.
Ali al-Zaidi has been sworn in as Iraq's new Prime Minister, leading an incomplete cabinet. He immediately vowed to ensure the state maintains a monopoly on all arms.
A former Israeli defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, cautioned that Prime Minister Netanyahu might initiate military action for electoral purposes, during a visit near Gaza.
Articles detail various developments in the ongoing conflict involving Iran, including an alleged ship seizure off the UAE coast, secret bombing raids by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and diplomatic maneuvers by Israel. The cluster also covers accusations between Iran, the US, and the UAE, and China's alleged profiteering from the situation.
The United Arab Emirates officially denied reports claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had secretly visited the country. The UAE also refuted claims of an Israeli military delegation being present.
Ukraine suffered a massive Russian drone attack, reportedly involving 800 drones, which killed six and injured dozens. In response, Hungary's new Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, condemned the assault and summoned the Russian ambassador, signaling a potential shift in Budapest's stance towards Russia.
Reports indicate that Netanyahu and Trump are discussing a nearly impossible mission, with the US and Israel studying a move for a 'blitz' on uranium to secure a victory.
Israel's governing coalition faces instability as the ultra-Orthodox Degel HaTorah party warns it could bring down Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, potentially leading to early elections.
An opinion piece discusses why military aid to Israel should be halted, asserting that actions in Gaza and Iran were not enough for Netanyahu, and that Israel has since expanded its war into Lebanese territory, resulting in thousands of deaths.
The 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest is facing significant controversy and boycotts, with several countries, including Ireland, Slovenia, and Spain, refusing to broadcast the event in protest of Israel's participation. This has led to a less peaceful and more challenging start for the competition.
Donald Trump has declared the US-Iran ceasefire to be "on life support," criticizing Tehran's latest proposals as "garbage." His statements underscore deepening tensions and uncertainty surrounding diplomatic efforts between the two nations.
A hearing in Benjamin Netanyahu's trial has commenced behind closed doors, with the prosecution cross-examining him and confronting inconsistencies in his testimony.
The United States and Iran launched mutual attacks despite ongoing ceasefire efforts, with the US striking Iranian military sites and Tehran responding by targeting an air base. This escalation occurred as peace initiatives faltered in the Middle East.
The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on Lebanon following Israel's military takeover of Beaufort castle, an event Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called a 'decisive turning point' in the offensive against Hezbollah.
Malta's ruling Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Robert Abela, secured a fourth consecutive victory in the general elections. This win extends their mandate, marking a significant political achievement for the party.
Satellite images indicate significant changes and destruction in southern Gaza as Israel reportedly expands its control, with Netanyahu ordering the military to occupy 70 percent of the area.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly escalating attacks, potentially in an effort to preempt or influence a future Iran deal under a possible Trump administration.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he has directed the IDF to take over 70% of Gaza, a move described as a dangerous escalation. This plan has raised concerns about increased suffering for Palestinian children and the destruction of homes.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli forces have crossed the Litani River in Lebanon, expanding their ground offensive. This advancement has led to casualties and further intensified military operations in the region.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his ministers are promoting culture as a key instrument for advancing Spain's political agenda abroad, particularly after recent disagreements with figures like Trump and Netanyahu.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the army to ignore the October ceasefire and take control of 70% of the Gaza Strip. Concurrently, major bombing raids have been conducted across southern Lebanon, with the IDF striking 135 Hezbollah targets and Hezbollah firing 600 rockets into Israel, the most since the April 17 ceasefire agreement.
Netanyahu's coalition is reportedly moving to ban the Ra'am party from future elections, citing alleged terror links and a legal battle to designate its parent movement as a terrorist organization.
The official fund for the Trump administration's 'Board of Peace,' intended for the reconstruction of Gaza, is reportedly empty despite billions of dollars having been pledged. Sources indicate that not a single dollar has been deposited into the fund.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested the District Court to cancel his testimony in an ongoing trial, citing pressing diplomatic and security matters.
Israel has escalated its military operations beyond the security zone in Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of 31 people, including children. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that the IDF is taking control of areas in Lebanon to protect the north.
Bombardamenti nel sud del Libano e nella Valle della Bekaa, ordini di evacuazione per 19 villaggi, almeno 30 morti. Ma, formalmente, il cessate il fuoco è ancora in vigore
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the expansion of a military offensive into Lebanon with ground forces, despite a US-brokered truce, aiming to establish a security zone.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel would intensify its attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon. This declaration follows reports of Israeli strikes in Lebanese villages and Hezbollah's use of FPV drones against Israeli soldiers.
Donald Trump has called for Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, and other nations to normalize relations with Israel by joining the Abraham Accords as a condition for any future peace deal with Iran. This demand introduces fresh uncertainty into ongoing discussions about an Iran peace plan.
Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and northern mayors, are expressing significant concerns regarding potential US-Iran deals and their implications for regional security, particularly concerning Hezbollah's status.
Despite public appearances of a rift between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, an analyst suggests their relationship masked a unified front against Iran. This perspective indicates a strategic alignment behind the scenes on critical foreign policy issues.
Janez Janša has been elected as the new Prime Minister of Slovenia, with his fourth government expected to take office in early June. His election has been met with congratulations from leaders like Benjamin Netanyahu, highlighting his pro-Israel stance.
The Iranian national football team has relocated its FIFA World Cup training camp from the United States to Mexico. This decision comes amid reported visa and security concerns, as well as ongoing diplomatic tensions between the US and Iran.
Donald Trump announced that a deal with Iran, which includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, is "largely negotiated." However, Iran has disputed the claim regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's top negotiator, Qalibaf, stated that Tehran will not compromise in talks with the U.S. and warned of a 'crushing' response if the U.S. renews conflict.
La Repubblica explores why the myth of ancient Sparta, a warrior and xenophobic city, is experiencing a revival among right-wing groups, from Trump supporters to Netanyahu's base and Italian youth, with specialists attributing it to historical falsehoods and ideological games.
Hundreds of activists from the Gaza Flotilla were released and deported by Israel, with many returning to their home countries and recounting their experiences during detention. The deportations sparked international criticism.
Ta sprawa wykracza poza dyplomatyczną i polityczną normę. Takie zachowania trzeba piętnować i nie może być na nie przyzwolenia w domenie publicznej - ocenił w "Tak jest" senator KO Grzegorz Schetyna,…
An Israeli minister is facing widespread international condemnation and calls for sanctions after sharing a video humiliating foreign activists from a Gaza flotilla. The activists, including a Danish national, were subsequently deported from Israel.
Donald Trump has repeatedly stated his intention to speak with Taiwan's president, a move that risks provoking strong opposition and anger from China. This diplomatic shift challenges long-standing US policy regarding Taiwan.
As Gofman awaits his official appointment as head of Mossad, discussions are underway regarding who will take over his previous role as Prime Minister Netanyahu's military secretary.
The US military boarded an Iranian-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman, suspecting it of attempting to breach a naval blockade. This action occurred amidst ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran.
The Cannes Film Festival featured premieres of various international films, including "Ulya," "Nada," and "A Man of His Time," with some receiving standing ovations and critical reviews. The event also saw political statements, such as Pedro Almodóvar wearing a "Free Palestine" badge, and discussions on film industry plans like Greece's $927 million initiative.
The Israeli Knesset has voted for its dissolution, initiating a scramble for an election date. The country is heading towards elections following a coalition crisis over ultra-Orthodox Jews avoiding military conscription, with Benjamin Netanyahu still retaining 35-45% support among Israelis.
Benjamin Netanyahu's cross-examination has been canceled, with the prosecution agreeing to his request citing diplomatic and security reasons, and judges expected to acquiesce.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Beijing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, following a recent meeting between Xi and former US President Donald Trump. This series of high-level diplomatic engagements is being closely watched for its implications on global power dynamics and international relations.
An opinion piece from the Tehran Times critically discusses what it describes as the persistent delusions of former U.S. President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
An opinion piece suggests that Prime Minister Netanyahu's repeated publicizing of private meetings is undermining Israel's secret diplomacy and damaging its relationships with Arab leaders. The author argues that this practice makes confidential negotiations increasingly difficult.
The Cannes Film Festival showcased various film premieres, reviews, and award announcements, including a Golden Globes prize for 'Groundswell'. The event also featured numerous celebrity appearances, interviews, and notable statements from actors like Javier Bardem and Cate Blanchett on social and political issues.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel controls 60% of the Gaza Strip and is close to eliminating all architects of the October 7 attack. His remarks come as Israeli forces continue airstrikes in Gaza.
A report indicates that the Prime Minister’s Office under Netanyahu revealed a secret wartime visit to Abu Dhabi to prevent the impression that Bennett was more welcome in the Gulf.
Donald Trump issued fresh warnings to Iran, stating that 'the clock is ticking' and threatening severe consequences, while Iran declared its readiness to confront any aggression.
Israeli airstrikes in Southern Lebanon killed at least five people, including children, despite an extended ceasefire. Lebanese officials reported the casualties, while Hezbollah condemned ongoing talks as a "dead end."
A recent phone call between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu has intensified concerns and speculation about the potential for a new conflict with Iran.
An opinion piece suggests that Israel has significantly lost ground in the court of public opinion, attributing this outcome to the actions and policies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has praised the killing of Hamas' military chief, describing it as a tactical feat with strategic benefits for Israel.
US prosecutors are reportedly planning to unveil criminal charges against former Cuban President Raúl Castro. The move targets the 94-year-old revolutionary patriarch.
A faction within Israel's ruling coalition has submitted a proposal to dissolve parliament, which, if approved, would trigger early elections amidst increasing pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Reports indicate that the individual identified as the mastermind behind Netanyahu's UAE visit and a key architect of the Abraham Accords has been targeted in a hacking incident.
Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government in Israel is moving to dissolve parliament, triggering early elections. This development comes as a ceasefire with Lebanon nears its end and amidst reports of Netanyahu's secret visit to a Gulf country.
The United Arab Emirates has denied reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the country during the recent conflict with Iran.
Benjamin Netanyahu disclosed that he secretly met with a leader from the United Arab Emirates during a period of conflict. One report specified this occurred during a "war on Iran."
Israel's High Court is set to hear petitions challenging Prime Minister Netanyahu's selection of a new Mossad chief, raising questions about the government's authority over key security appointments.
The cross-examination for Case 4000 in Benjamin Netanyahu's trial has concluded, with the prosecution now moving on to Case 2000. This phase involves allegations of bribery related to Netanyahu's dealings with a newspaper publisher.
European Union ministers have reached an agreement to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers in the West Bank. This decision has drawn a furious reaction from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who condemned the EU's move.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed his desire to gradually reduce and ultimately end annual US financial support for Israel's military cooperation. He believes Israel should become self-reliant in its defense funding.
Oil and gas prices saw a significant rise, with oil climbing over 4% at the start of the week. This surge was attributed to comments from Netanyahu and Trump, which heightened Middle East risk, with ANZ forecasting Brent crude above $90 through 2026.
