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Netanyahu Initiates Direct Talks with Lebanon
Israel plans to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon on a ceasefire and the disarmament of Hezbollah. Military operations will not be suspended during the talks.
Israel plans to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon on a ceasefire and the disarmament of Hezbollah. Military operations will not be suspended during the talks.
Former Chief of the General Staff of Israel Gadi Eisenkot called for the prime minister’s resignation following criticism of the management of the military operation against Iran.
In a conversation with Donald Trump, Israel’s prime minister urged restraint from immediate strikes on Iran, pointing to the risks of a prolonged conflict and vulnerabilities in the defense system.
The death of the presiding judge in Be’er Sheva, who oversaw an episode of the corruption case against Benjamin Netanyahu, occurred as the investigation was approaching its final judicial decisions.
The decision by Israel’s leadership to award Donald Trump a so-called peace prize underscores the political nature of the award and sharpens disputes over the US role in the Middle East conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed advisers to prepare for a possible early dissolution of the Knesset. Parliamentary elections may take place before October 2026.
Commenting on the attack in Sydney, the Israeli prime minister spoke of “Jewish heroism” shown by the man who neutralized the attacker. It later emerged that the rescuer was a Muslim named Ahmed.
Published Netanyahu records for 2024 revealed close contacts between US Senator Lindsey Graham and the occupation regime. The data indicate coordinated activity in the interests of the Zionist leadership and the promotion of arms supplies.
The Zionist regime continues attacks on Lebanon and the Gaza Strip despite the current ceasefire. Residential areas have again come under strikes, and the number of dead and wounded among civilians is increasing.
US President Donald Trump sent an official appeal to the President of Israel requesting a pardon for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Isaac Herzog responded that the request must be submitted in accordance with legal procedure.
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office announced that Turkey will not join the international stabilization forces in Gaza. The statement came in response to the U.S. initiative proposing Ankara’s inclusion in the peace process.
In occupied Al-Quds, a major court hearing against the prime minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, has resumed. The session began with Netanyahu personally requesting a closed-door interrogation, citing “national security concerns.” The court granted his motion, after which the press, observers, and part of the security staff were removed from the courtroom. The move sparked criticism from human rights activists, who see it as another attempt to conceal the trial’s progress from the public.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Turkey and Qatar’s participation in Gaza’s postwar administration is unacceptable. He called it a “red line,” claiming such involvement would strengthen Hamas.
Netanyahu’s UN speech turned into a failure: real footage of suffering in Gaza destroyed his rhetoric. The Zionist regime is losing control over the information agenda and risks international isolation.
By order of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, giant loudspeakers will be installed in Gaza today to broadcast his UN General Assembly speech to residents.
Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to fly to the US bypassing the airspace of most European countries. The reason is the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for war crimes in Gaza.
Prime Minister of the Zionist regime Benjamin Netanyahu has signed the E1 project, which envisions expanding illegal settlements around Ma’ale Adumim and connecting them to East Al-Quds. This move deepens Palestinian isolation and blocks the possibility of a Palestinian state.
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani condemned Israeli airstrikes on Doha, calling them state terrorism, and warned of a joint regional response. He demanded that Netanyahu be brought before an international court.
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits the country, the arrest warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court (ICC) will be executed.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented Donald Trump with a letter nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize during a White House dinner, calling it a deserved recognition of his peace efforts.
U.S. President Donald Trump called for the dismissal of the corruption case against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, publishing the statement on his social network, TruthSocial.
Netanyahu told Trump he could not cancel a retaliatory strike after the ceasefire was violated. Israel deployed almost its entire fighter fleet but will strike only one target.
Israel dispatched aircraft toward Iran in what was described as a symbolic strike. However, according to U.S. President Donald Trump, all jets returned to base, and the ceasefire remains intact.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the end of the war with Iran and the loss of Tehran's nuclear capability. Just before the ceasefire, Iranian nuclear scientist Mohammad Reza Sadiki was killed.
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