Netanyahu says deal to return Israel’s hostages is done
Benjamin Netanyahu has delayed his security cabinet’s vote on the ceasefire deal after accusing Hamas of backtracking on the agreement. The Israeli prime minister claimed Hamas was trying to “extort last-minute concessions” and said Israel’s cabinet will not meet to ratify the deal until Hamas backs down.
Various key coalition members back accord, but finance minister denounces 'dangerous deal,' conditions continued membership ...
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Key witness in PM’s trial: Sara Netanyahu once threatened to kill herself, blame meHadas Klein says she felt vindicated by TV report alleging premier's wife orchestrated smear campaign against her, confirms ...
Israel's prime minister has been accused of prioritizing his own political survival and the unity of his fractious right-wing ...
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Eroding bipartisan support for Israel among lawmakers is a chief concern for Ambassador Michael Herzog, who is being replaced ...
Anticipating Sunday’s promised release of hostages, Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke with profound feeling at the weekend when he emphasised that for the Jewish homeland, “there is no greater ...
Despite ongoing disputes over the details of a ceasefire deal in the Gaza war, Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed ...
Today the guns in Gaza have gone silent,' Joe Biden said • ' Romi, Doron and Emily have returned,' said Defense Minister Katz ...
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