The first phase of the deal would be a six-week ceasefire, the second the return of remaining hostages from Gaza, and the third, and final stage, a reconstruction plan for Gaza, Joe Biden ...

However Mr Netanyahu's office says Hamas has not provided a hostage list "up to this moment". It comes amid renewed pressure for a deal to be reached before Mr Trump is inaugurated in late January.

Soroka Medical Center in the southern city of Beer Sheva, Israel, was heavily damaged in a ballistic missile attack from Iran on Thursday. This after Iran claimed Israel attacked its Arak heavy ...

Mr Netanyahu says it was a "tragic mistake", while the head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees says the city has become "hell on earth" following the deadly strike there.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a “modern Hitler” on Tuesday and vowed to create the conditions for regime change, as Iran’s ...

The post Netanyahu calls meeting with Edelstein, as report details sanctions latter insists be included in Haredi draft bill appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the Iranian people after ordering strikes on the country’s military leadership and nuclear operations. Next To Trump, Carney Opens G7 Summit ...

After strikes on Iran, Netanyahu addresses Iranian people directly, pointing to regime weakness and encouraging resistance as minority groups seeing increased oppression from regime.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has not ruled out assassinating Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, calling him a ‘modern Hitler’ in a fiery ABC interview.

At least twice over that period, he came within inches of carrying out an attack on it. Now, at age 75, the Israeli premier has launched the biggest strike on Iran in his country’s history.

BERLIN (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed German Chancellor Friedrich Merz about Israel's attack on Iran in a phone call on Friday morning, Merz said in a statement.

TEL AVIV, Israel — Benjamin Netanyahu has said for three decades that the central threat to Israel’s existence is Iran’s nuclear program. At least twice over that period, he came ...