Israel’s security cabinet is grappling with internal disagreements on how to respond to recent Hezbollah drone attacks along the northern border. Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for assertive measures, including targeted strikes in Hezbollah-controlled areas and increased military operations in southern Lebanon. Ministers are debating how to balance decisive military action with diplomatic caution, particularly amid ongoing US scrutiny.
Israel’s security cabinet is grappling with internal disagreements on how to respond to recent Hezbollah drone attacks along the northern border. Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for assertive measures, including targeted strikes in Hezbollah-controlled areas and increased military operations in southern Lebanon. Ministers are debating how to balance decisive military action with diplomatic caution, particularly amid ongoing US scrutiny.
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
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
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
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
Israel’s parliament approved a controversial law introducing the death penalty for certain Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis during a session held in Jerusalem on Monday, March 30, 2026. The legislation marks a significant shift in Israel’s legal framework for handling security-related offenses and reflects a long-standing push by far-right leaders to impose stricter punishments for attacks described as terrorism. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended the vote in person and
Israel’s parliament approved a controversial law introducing the death penalty for certain Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis during a session held in Jerusalem on Monday, March 30, 2026. The legislation marks a significant shift in Israel’s legal framework for handling security-related offenses and reflects a long-standing push by far-right leaders to impose stricter punishments for attacks described as terrorism. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended the vote in person and
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday released a video on social media appearing to dismiss rumours circulating online that falsely claimed he had died. The clip, shared through his official account on the platform X, shows the Israeli leader casually speaking with people at an outdoor location while purchasing a cup of coffee. The post surfaced as speculation and misinformation about the prime minister’s health and status spread across various social media platforms.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday released a video on social media appearing to dismiss rumours circulating online that falsely claimed he had died. The clip, shared through his official account on the platform X, shows the Israeli leader casually speaking with people at an outdoor location while purchasing a cup of coffee. The post surfaced as speculation and misinformation about the prime minister’s health and status spread across various social media platforms.