Netanyahu welcomes UN vote for Gaza plan
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In the 20-point plan, and in any other case, this area will be demilitarized and Hamas will be disarmed — either the easy way or the hard way,” the Israeli PM said in his weekly cabinet
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is finally willing to start investigating the worst attack in Israel's history, which sparked the war in Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted Gaza’s Hamas-controlled areas will be demilitarised, rejecting claims that the ceasefire leaves the group armed. Speaking in Jerusalem, he said Hamas disarmament “will happen the easy way or the hard way,
Arrest warrants target 37 Israeli officials on charges of genocide, crimes against humanity in Gaza - Anadolu Ajansı
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Netanyahu slams 'extremist' Israeli West Bank settlers
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed he would deal with the violent "handful of extremists" among Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, following clashes and another attack on Monday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a political shockwave, declaring that elections are likely before the end of the year while doubling down on his vow that Gaza “will be demilitarised” and Hamas will be forced to disarm—“the easy way or the hard way.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris told pro-Palestinian protestors that the Biden Administration should have publicly criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over War in Gaza
WASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance will head to Israel on Monday to push for the implementation of the second phase of a fragile peace deal brokered by the Trump administration that halted the war in Gaza. Vance will be joined by Trump special envoy ...