Netanyahu rejects US-backed Gaza plan
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The Israeli Prime Minister dismissed the deal on Gaza announced by Trump last month, risking the rift between the two leaders only getting wider
In televised remarks to his right-wing government Sunday, Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu restated his rejection of Donald Trump's latest Gaza plan, even as Israel's military has effectively halted attacks in the territory under pressure from the U.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National AI Directorate chief Brig. Gen. (res.) Erez Eskel launched Israel’s National AI Program, aimed at establishing the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence and harnessing the technology to strengthen Israel’s economy and improve services for its citizens.
The Israeli Prime Minister said Israel did not accept the Board of Peace’s roadmap to disarm Hamas.
The Israeli public has moved right, but the parties of the Right are losing support, creating a battle for millions of voters who could determine the next government. Although the Israeli public has
Opposition politicians and leaders of parties running to unseat the government slam Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his senior aides for allegedly endangering national security after the Israel Hayom daily reports that three of the premier’s advisers leaked damaging information about Egypt to Qatar while they were allegedly on Doha’s payroll.
The Israeli military has reportedly cancelled all military leave as speculation grows that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be preparing a fresh strike on Iran. Israeli Channel 13 reported that Israel is making preparations for possible unilateral action after concluding that Washington is no longer willing to pursue the conflict on Israeli terms.
Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan form a new defence pact, leaving Israel’s response and its implications uncertain