Benjamin Netanyahu

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the document submitted by the Gaza Peace Council at the start of the cabinet meeting. On Iran, he said: “It is not attacking us because it knows the powerful blow we would deliver.”

Vice president calls Israel a “great partner” while defending direct disagreements when American and Israeli interests do not fully align

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at a ceremony bringing the remains of Theodor Herzl’s grandparents to Israel. Addressing developments between the United States and Iran, he said: “Trump is our greatest friend, but I want to make this clear: Israel’s existence is not up for negotiation.”

The prime minister addressed talks with the U.S. and the future of the war in Gaza. He made clear that Israel will not change its troop deployment until Hamas is disarmed, and revealed that the sides have exchanged draft proposals.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to a petition demanding the appointment of an interior minister. Through the state’s representatives at the hearing, Netanyahu said he intends to make the appointment soon.

Lebanon’s prosecutor received a request from a group of lawyers to arrest Lebanese American businessman Antoine Sfeir after he was filmed speaking with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a Washington dinner.

Prime minister says diplomacy, continued pressure and military action were all discussed, while denying he urged Trump to resume strikes

Netanyahu condemns Golan over a British headline reviving his controversial remarks on the Gaza war

The leaders reaffirmed their shared goal but offered no timeline, red lines or public agreement on how far the next campaign should go

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video after meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, calling the discussion excellent and describing it as a full partnership.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu landed in Washington overnight and is set to meet with President Donald Trump this evening. Netanyahu is expected to present information indicating that Iran continues to advance its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile efforts.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for Washington and is set to meet tomorrow at the White House with President Donald Trump. He will then take part in the memorial ceremony for Senator Lindsey Graham, to be held at the Capitol.

Unreleased footage shows the late senator pushing for American strikes in Lebanon as Netanyahu warned Hezbollah could answer with total war

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left for a brief trip to the United States and is set to meet tomorrow with President Donald Trump. The two are expected to discuss Iran, along with developments in the different arenas surrounding Israel. Netanyahu will also attend the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Iran would pay a heavy price if it attacks Israel. At the same time, a report reveals that he stopped Senator Lindsey Graham from trying to persuade President Donald Trump to join the fighting against Hezbollah.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed at the start of the cabinet meeting that he plans to fly to Washington tomorrow. He is set to meet with President Donald Trump on Tuesday. Speaking about the attacks in Judea and Samaria, the prime minister said: "We are prepared to act more broadly against terror hubs."

Less than a day after posting that he had instructed the military to "open the gates of hell," President Donald Trump is now issuing another threat. He said he does not currently believe Israel needs to be brought into a strike on Iran.

Defense Minister ישראל כ"ץ held a security assessment today with the IDF’s top brass. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to convene the inner cabinet tomorrow. Israel’s assessment: Iran may try to pull the region into a full-scale war if the U.S. expands its strikes.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video message to Israelis this evening ahead of the start of the *Tisha B’Av* fast, saying: "I know we are far more united than it may seem."

New York cannot arrest Netanyahu, but Mamdani can still persuade Americans to see him, and eventually others tied to the war, as criminals