U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claims that there is no starvation in Gaza. Speaking during his visit to Scotland, Trump said images from the region clearly show starving children and emphasized that “real starvation” is taking

President Donald Trump has reportedly expressed disappointment over recent Israeli airstrikes on Syrian territory, including sensitive civilian and religious locations. According to officials, the President was not informed in advance of the operations and immediately reached out to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging him to “rectify the situation.” Gaza

US President Donald Trump has taken a sharply critical stance against Israeli strikes in Gaza, urging Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt further military action. Trump reportedly warned that continued aggression could jeopardize Israel’s support from Washington, marking a significant shift from America’s traditionally unwavering backing of its Middle Eastern

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s governing coalition has lost its parliamentary majority after the exit of the ultra-Orthodox Shas party. This development comes shortly after the United Torah Judaism party also withdrew its support. With only 50 seats remaining in the 120-member Knesset, Netanyahu is now leading a minority government. The immediate trigger for

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stern warning that if the ongoing ceasefire negotiations fail, Israel will resume full-scale military operations in Gaza. The proposed 60-day ceasefire deal, mediated by global partners, hinges on Hamas agreeing to key conditions, including disarmament and the release of Israeli hostages. No Future for Hamas in Gaza,

U.S. President Donald Trump has stirred fresh controversy by publicly calling for the cancellation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ongoing corruption trial, denouncing it as a politically motivated “witch-hunt.” Trump’s remarks, shared via social media, also floated the idea of a presidential pardon, portraying Netanyahu as a wartime leader being persecuted

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued an ominous warning regarding the ongoing hostage crisis, declaring that “the gates of hell will be opened” unless those held captive are released. His statement reflects Israel’s determination to ensure the safety of its citizens and its stance against those who threaten national security. The Stakes Are High

Israeli PM Netanyahu accuses Hamas of backtracking on Gaza ceasefire agreements, jeopardizing truce. International efforts continue to mediate.

The United States has strongly condemned the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) decision to issue arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif. President Joe Biden described the ICC’s actions as “outrageous,” emphasizing unwavering US support for

French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his concern over Israel’s ongoing military operations and urged for a return to a political solution instead of escalating the conflict further. During an interview with a local media outlet, Macron emphasized that France is not supplying any weapons to the region and regretted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision