'We agree that Iran will not have nuclear weapons. This can be done by agreement, but only if this agreement is Libyan style: They go in, blow up the installations, dismantle all of the equipment, under American supervision and carried out by America.'
For the second time since President Trump was elected, Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Washington, D.C., where they discussed numerous pressing issues—mainly tariffs, Iran's nuclear threat, and the hostages held in Gaza.
In a solemn moment, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, joined Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his wife, Anikó, at the 'Shoes on the Danube' memorial.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended resuming military operations in Gaza, blaming Hamas for the stalled ceasefire talks and ongoing conflict while keeping the door open for future hostage negotiations.
Bar was reportedly planning to remain in the post until the return of the remaining hostages from the Gaza Strip and the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into Oct. 7—something Netanyahu has resisted, preferring a political panel that would also include security officials.
In February 2024, on his first international trip as president, Milei visited Israel in a show of wartime solidarity and reiterated his pledge to move Argentina’s embassy to Jerusalem.
Israelis were angered by a Hamas video showing captives Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Evyatar David being forced to watch one of Saturday’s handover 'ceremonies' from inside a Hamas vehicle.
After nearly a year of delays, Israel received a long-awaited shipment of U.S. heavy aerial bombs, including 2,000-pound MK-84 munitions, which were unloaded at the Port of Ashdod.
Netanyahu has ordered the IDF to amass forces in and around the Gaza Strip 'in light of Hamas’ statement about its decision to violate the [ceasefire] agreement.'
The September 2024 operation orchestrated by Israeli intelligence agencies crippled Hezbollah’s network as their communication devices detonated simultaneously.
In a video released by the Prime Minister, Netanyahu thanked the United States for its unwavering support of the Jewish nation in its fight against terrorism and its pursuit of peace in the Middle East.
Upon returning from the United States, Netanyahu will convene Israel’s Security Cabinet to outline Jerusalem’s stance on the second phase of the deal, shaping future negotiations, the PMO stated.
Netanyahu expressed optimism that the new administration will succeed in expanding the Abraham Accords, and that working together, the Israeli government and the Trump White House will manage to ‘redraw’ the map of the Middle East.
Netanyahu stressed that Israel had retained 'significant assets' to be used to return all remaining hostages from Gaza, as well as to accomplish all of the Jewish state’s war goals.
'We have no interest in a conflict with Syria. We will determine Israeli policy regarding Syria according to the reality on the ground,' prime minister says.
Assad was a key component for Iranian regime's 'axis of terror.' 'You know what the regime is truly terrified of? It's terrified of you,' Netanyahu tells Iranian People.
Israel has no intention of interfering in Syria's internal affairs, the prime minister said, but would take action it deemed necessary for its security.