Hundreds of demonstrators gathered near United Nations headquarters in New York as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the General Assembly, prompting traffic disruptions and arrests. The Netanyahu UN protest brought together activists, public figures and elected officials amid continuing debate over the Gaza war and US policy toward Israel. Gaza rally draws hundreds near the UN

A new Israel settler poll has exposed a sharp divide over violence in the West Bank as the October 27 election approaches. The JPPI survey on Qusra, growing diplomatic pressure over settlements and Gaza’s humanitarian strain are all shaping a tense campaign. Qusra poll shows split over settler violence The Jewish People Policy Institute surveyed Israelis from September 1 to 3 after violence in Qusra, where dozens of masked Israeli civi

Israeli security agency Shin Bet has confirmed that a serious Yair Netanyahu threat prompted the urgent extraction of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s eldest son from Miami and his return to Israel. The agency confirmed the security threat but did not publicly identify who was behind it. Shin Bet Alert The Shin Bet said on August 29 that authorities had identified a “significant threat??

US envoy Jared Kushner says the Gaza peace plan could begin showing progress within 30 days, with early steps focused on Hamas disarmament and closing militant tunnels. His comments followed talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leaders as Washington tries to revive a stalled roadmap. Hamas disarmament Kushner said he hoped the first visible progress could involve remov

Netanyahu ICC Arrest Warrant: Israeli PM Cites Special Forces Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Netanyahu ICC arrest warrant will not prevent him from travelling abroad. Addressing the ICC arrest risk, Israel’s special forces and his planned New York visit, he rejected the allegations and challenged calls for his detention. Netanyahu ICC Arrest Risk Raised During US In

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have entered a public dispute over the ICC arrest warrant against the Israeli leader. Netanyahu accused Mamdani of “fomenting hate,” while the mayor called for the warrant to be taken seriously ahead of the 2026 UN General Assembly. Mamdani Netanyahu row escalates Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accuse

Iran revenge rhetoric has intensified after prominent newspapers published threatening headlines and images targeting US President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and several European leaders. The publications followed a retaliation pledge attributed to Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei. Iran revenge threat appears on newspaper front page

US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed American military activity in the Gulf, tensions involving Turkey and Israel’s border security concerns during a phone call on Thursday, July 9. The leaders agreed to maintain close coordination as instability across West Asia continued. Trump-Netanyahu call covers US Gulf moves

Israel ordered fresh military strikes on Beirut’s southern Dahiyeh suburb on Monday, June 1, after accusing Hezbollah of repeatedly violating the ceasefire in Lebanon. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Israel Katz said the Israeli military had been instructed to target Hezbollah-linked sites in the area. The move has increased concern over the fragile situation between Israel and Hezbollah. Dahiyeh is widely known as a major Hezbollah stronghold, making any st

Netanyahu and Trump Reaffirm Iran Nuclear Stance Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that he spoke with US President Donald Trump on Sunday, May 23, 2026, to discuss ongoing negotiations with Iran regarding its nuclear programme. Both leaders agreed that any final deal must eliminate the nuclear threat posed by Iran. Netanyahu highlighted that the agreement must ensure dismantling Iran’s nu

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has officially denied reports claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the country amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly with Iran. These claims initially surfaced from Netanyahu's office, which stated that the Israeli leader traveled to the UAE to strengthen military and diplomatic ties during a period of heightened regional conflict. Netanyahu’s office had described the alleged visit as a “histo

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran’s conflict with Israel is still ongoing and warned that Tehran’s nuclear program continues to remain a major concern. Netanyahu also claimed that Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is alive and believed to be hiding in a secret bunker after taking power following the reported death of Ali Khamenei during a US-Israeli airstrike. Netanyahu said Iran still possesses enriched uranium and nuclear facilities that must be dismantled befor

US President Donald Trump on May 10th,Sunday sharply rejected Iran’s latest proposal aimed at ending the conflict between the two countries, calling the response “totally unacceptable” and raising concerns about renewed military tensions in the Middle East. Trump made the remarks on his Truth Social platform shortly after Tehran submitted its counterproposal to Washington’s recent peace terms. Although Trump did not disclose details of Iran’s response, he accused Tehran of

US President Donald Trump has urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to limit military operations in Lebanon to targeted actions, emphasizing restraint as tensions with Hezbollah continue to escalate. According to remarks made during a recent interview, Trump advised against large-scale strikes, stating that extensive destruction risks undermining Israel’s international image. His comments come as a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon shows signs of weakening ahead of its expected expiration. Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah have persisted. Hezbollah has continued launching rockets and drones toward Israeli territory, while Israel has responded with expanded airstrikes and maintained a military presence in parts of southern Lebanon. Israeli officials have indicated the need for a stronger response, citing security concerns, while US officials have urged caution to avoid further escalation. Trump reportedly held frequent discussions with Netanyahu, during which the Israeli leader outlined the challenges of responding to continued attacks. Trump reiterated his position that military actions should remain precise and proportionate, arguing that broader strikes could complicate diplomatic efforts and regional stability. He also expressed a positive view of Lebanon’s leadership, suggesting that the country has the potential to recover despite ongoing instability. US officials have framed Hezbollah’s actions as an attempt to provoke a wider conflict and disrupt negotiations. Washington has continued to advocate for restraint while pursuing diplomatic channels aimed at reducing tensions. Efforts have included discussions involving Israeli and Lebanese representatives, although progress toward a formal agreement remains limited. The situation highlights the delicate balance between security concerns and diplomatic engagement in the region. As the ceasefire continues to erode, international pressure is mounting to prevent a broader conflict while maintaining efforts to stabilize relations between Israel and Lebanon.

Israel’s president has begun a formal process to consider a potential pardon for Benjamin Netanyahu, holding initial talks with legal teams as the country watches a politically sensitive case unfold. Netanyahu pardon process begins amid high-stakes legal tensions as Isaac Herzog has formally launched discussions on whether to grant clemency to

Benjamin Netanyahu faced another delay in his ongoing criminal trial after a scheduled court hearing was abruptly canceled less than two hours before proceedings were set to begin. The cancellation was requested by his attorney, Amit Hadad, who cited the prime minister’s “security schedule” as the reason. No further details were publicly disclosed, with the defense indicating that additional i

Israel deployed Iron Dome to UAE during Iran conflict, report says, underscoring a previously undisclosed military move that signals deepening defense cooperation between the two countries during heightened tensions in the Gulf. According to a report citing U.S. and Israeli officials, the deployment occurred in the early phase of the war that began on Friday, February 28, 2026, when the United Arab Emirate

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that ongoing actions by Hezbollah are placing the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon under increasing strain. Speaking during a weekly Cabinet meeting, Netanyahu stated that repeated violations by the Iran-backed group were effectively undermining the agreement intended to reduce hostilities along the border. In a separate statement, the Israeli military said recent activity attributed to Hezbollah represented a direct breach of ceasefire understandings. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that it conducted overnight strikes on multiple structures in southern Lebanon, describing them as locations used by Hezbollah for operational purposes. These developments come amid heightened tensions despite ongoing diplomatic efforts to stabilize the region. The ceasefire arrangement, initially agreed upon for a limited period, was recently extended following discussions in Washington. During those talks, US President Donald Trump described the negotiations as productive, while acknowledging the complexities posed by Hezbollah’s involvement. The agreement aimed to provide additional time for de-escalation and further dialogue between the parties. Despite these efforts, reports of violations have continued to emerge from both sides since the truce came into effect. The situation remains fluid, with both Israel and Hezbollah accusing each other of actions that could destabilize the agreement. The initial ceasefire period, originally set to expire soon after its implementation, has faced mounting challenges as regional dynamics continue to shift. Observers note that the involvement of Iran-backed forces and the broader geopolitical context add complexity to maintaining the ceasefire. With both sides remaining on alert, the risk of escalation persists, even as diplomatic channels remain open.

A cease-fire between Israel and Lebanon, pressed forward by Donald Trump, is drawing sharp criticism within Israel, where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting political pressure over the decision to halt military operations against

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declined to engage in direct talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite indications from U.S. President Donald Trump that discussions between the two leaders were im