In his speech to Congress, Netanyahu called on the U.S. to continue arming Israel so it can 'finish the job faster,' and made no mention of a Gaza cease-fire and hostage deal. Six relatives of hostages were removed from the chamber and arrested for protesting
Thousands of people converged on D.C. to attend rallies against the Israeli Prime Minister and call attention to the Gaza war and the hostages. The Israeli protests were held on the opposite side of the Capitol, separating Israelis from pro-Palestinian protesters. 'The real person the police should be arresting is talking inside Congress,' said one protester as clashes erupted
56-year-old Maya Goren was a kindergarten teacher and a mother of four ■ Oren Goldin, a 34-year-old ran a car repair shop and was on the Kibbutz's security squad ■ Tomer Ahimas, 20, was killed while trying to defend Kibbutz Nirim
The far-right national security minister's draft resolution 'constitutes an attempt to establish a security force under his control,' a source familiar with the matter told Haaretz
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu adressed Congress. President Joe Biden, who is recovering from COVID-19, and Vice President Kamala Harris, who is expected to run for president, were not present. Harris cited "scheduling constraints" as the reason for her absence. Netanyahu was received with loud applause by most members of Congress and spoke for 54 […]
An official said the meeting between Biden and Netanyahu would be critical for setting the parameters for a hostage deal ■ Hostage's mother accuses prime minister of preventing deal out of personal interests
Police forces have been deployed in large numbers ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech to Congress. Earlier, demonstrators tried blocking the Israeli PM's convoy on its way to Capitol Hill, and placed Palestinian flags outside his hotel
Israel's prime minister met with several faith leaders, including Pastor John Hagee, who said at the event that Christians were 'appalled at the way our government has been treating the Jewish people'
PM Netanyahu to address joint session of Congress amid significant protests and boycotts by lawmakers ■ Israel delays delegation set to depart to Qatar on Thursday to next week ■ Israel to evacuate 250 sick, wounded Gazans to UAE for medical treatment ■ Hezbollah publishes drone footage of Israeli air base ■ Here's what you need to know 292 days into the war
Be'er Sheva Municipality celebrates a major success in marketing lands in the new Rakafot neighborhood. Mayor Ruvik Danilovich: "The success of the plots proves the trust of developers in the city."
Be'er Sheva Municipality celebrates a major success in marketing lands in the new Rakafot neighborhood. Mayor Ruvik Danilovich: "The success of the plots proves the trust of developers in the city."
Intended by the prime minister as a landmark moment in U.S.-Israel relations, Netanyahu's speech will be heard by a deeply divided, somewhat hostile and almost wholly distracted audience
Pro-Palestinian protesters in Britain have been campaigning for a government ban on arms sales to Israel following its offensive on Gaza in response to the October 7 attack.
The promise of the 'Staatsräson,' steadfast solidarity with Israel no matter what, because of the Holocaust, is under tremendous pressure. Amid the Gaza war and West Bank settler violence, there's an intensifying, critical mood in Berlin, and the German government is now caught in a delicate balancing act
The far-right minister said in an interview to Bloomberg that 'a cabinet minister is supposed to maintain neutrality, but that's impossible to do after Biden,' saying 'with Trump it will be clearer that enemies must be defeated'