Netanyahu threatens to resume fighting in Gaza if hostages aren’t released Saturday
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday threatened to resume fighting in the Gaza Strip unless its hostages in Gaza are released. The ceasefire has been called into question as Hamas claims Israel violated key provisions, prompting it to call off the release of three more hostages on Saturday.
Onslaught points to growing frustration in Gulf state’s royal court with Israeli prime minister and war in Gaza ...
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Netanyahu spokesman was reportedly paid by Qatar to plant puff pieces in Israeli mediaEli Feldstein, indicted for leaking stolen IDF intel, was reportedly hired by Doha-employed US strategist; prime minister's critics demand probe of Qatari influence at his office The post Netanyahu ...
The president has vowed ‘lasting peace in the Middle East’, but the first foreign leader to visit him may be looking for the ...
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As Trump meets Netanyahu, protesters chant: ‘Palestine is not for sale’Demonstrators gather outside White House to reject Israeli PM’s visit and Trump’s call for forced displacement in Gaza.
President Trump will welcome Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House this week, with tensions between ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called corruption charges against him politically motivated while testifying in a ...
The president made the remarks alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He claimed earlier in the day that Gazans ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepared to leave Israel on Sunday for a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, ...
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