It has become a refrain that Netanyahu torched Israel's image in the eyes of Americans. That is true, yet it also understates the extent of the damage Netanyahu has wrought
Even today, four and a half years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Netanyahu still apparently views Putin as being in a 'different league' – a league to which he wants to belong
With less than three months until Israelis head to the polls, Netanyahu is using the same political trick that put him in the Prime Minister's Office in the first place: Keeping the general public in a constant state of fear and anxiety
According to the messages, Netanyahu allegedly said he intends to introduce a 'comprehensive conscription bill that meets the IDF's needs' in the next government, adding that anyone who is not studying Torah 'will either be drafted or imprisoned'
While PM Netanyahu and right-wing pundit Bardugo allegedly pressured former Shin Bet chief Bar to halt the 'Qatargate' probes, David Zini, the current chief, is pressured to open investigations against those targeted by the gov't ■ Minister Elkin's testimony for the defense in Netanyahu's corruption trial may very well be a new bribery affair
Polymarket, where users can bet on virtually anything, is considered more reliable than election polls – the wisdom of the crowds who put their money where their mouth is. However, a Haaretz investigation reveals one account is betting big on Netanyahu – and won big on Iran
Netanyahu also blamed social media and foreign bot farms for a decline in the American public's support for Israel, saying the trend concerns him and adding that bipartisan U.S. support for Israel is 'a fundament of our national security'
With the election three months away, Netanyahu faces three unresolved threats that could haunt him after leaving office: his ICC arrest warrant, criminal trial and a potential October 7 state commission of inquiry
Like other authoritarians, Netanyahu wants to avoid not only difficult questions, but also any encounter with an independent media. At most, a few blurry photos from the Government Press Office will be distributed
Speaking after meeting Trump, Netanyahu said the U.S.-Israel alliance remained 'a wall of granite' and warned Iran it would face 'terrific force' if it attacked Israel, while rejecting reports of divisions over Tehran and defending his planned UN visit amid Mamdani's ICC campaign
Almost a quarter of Trump voters believe Netanyahu should be arrested during his U.S. visit, a new poll finds. Netanyahu has made several trips to the U.S. over the past year, as Trump has vowed he will not be arrested over alleged Gaza war crimes
Netanyahu met Trump at the White House in talks closed to the press, following a secretive departure from Israel that journalists were barred from covering. The White House described the meeting as 'productive and positive' despite growing tensions between the two leaders over Iran
Over 3,400 Likud party members passed a motion by a wide majority allowing Netanyahu to effectively push out many incumbent Knesset members from securing realistic spots on the party's slate for the next Knesset
Trump says Turkey is a 'good ally' and that no one would tell the U.S. what to sell after saying he would consider F-35 sales to Ankara. A White House source told Haaretz that Trump will discuss Iran, Lebanon and the Abraham Accords with Netanyahu
Eisenkot and Bennett spoke at a security conference amid deadly Israeli-Palestinian clashes in the West Bank, sharply attacking the Netanyahu government's policies, while Minister Ben-Gvir called for settlers to receive 'more guns and rifles'
It is only fitting that the Israeli PM should be there to send off Lindsey Graham, a politician who represented the special U.S.-Israel relationship that Netanyahu is, more than most, responsible for killing
Speaking to Fox News, Netanyahu was responding to Mamdani's statements last week that the city lacks the authority to execute an International Criminal Court warrant for the prime minister's arrest. The prime minister also accused Mamdani of supporting genocide
The government says it will continue to advance its bill to establish a government-controlled probe after Israel's October election, while October 7 victims' families, watchdog groups and opposition bloc members accused Netanyahu of seeking to avoid accountability