Benjamin Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved a record $35 billion gas export deal with Egypt, saying it would boost state revenues, public services and Israel’s role as a regional energy power.

Gunmen ‌opened fire during an event marking the first night of Hanukkah at Sydney's Bondi Beach, killing at least 11 people in ‍what Australian officials described as a targeted antisemitic attack. One of the suspected gunmen was also killed.

PM Modi and Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu strongly condemned terrorism and reiterated their zero-tolerance approach towards terrorism 'in all its forms and manifestations'

Pardons in Israel have typically been granted only after legal proceedings have concluded and the accused has been convicted. There is no precedent for issuing a pardon mid-trial.

The announcement comes as Israel continues to deal with the security fallout of the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack and the wider conflict that followed.

Netanyahu's office said they discussed disarming Palestinian militant group Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip.

Benjamin Netanyahu's legal troubles, which have lasted for years, continue to divide Israeli society at a moment of intense regional instability.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks an unprecedented presidential pardon during his ongoing corruption trial, triggering legal backlash, dividing Israeli politics, testing court authority and raising questions over accountability, governance and war-time leadership.

Benjamin Netanyahu seeks a presidential pardon to end his corruption trial, citing national unity, triggering fierce opposition warnings over rule of law, as experts say the request cannot halt proceedings.

Ayatollah Khamenei dismissed rumors of Iran contacting the Trump administration, calling them lies, and deemed the US unworthy of cooperation. He praised Iran's unity during the June war with Israel, which disrupted nuclear talks. The Pentagon claims US strikes delayed Iran's nuclear program by 1-2 years.

This marks the third time in 2025 that Netanyahu has postponed his India visit, reinforcing a pattern where domestic political instability in Israel repeatedly disrupts his international travel plans.

The clarification came after Israeli media reports claimed the proposed visit was delayed due to heightened security concerns in the aftermath of a major terror attack in New Delhi two weeks ago.

Iran’s intelligence minister alleges the United States and Israel are seeking to target Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, heightening security concerns after the June Iran–Israel war amid continued tensions over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

According to reports, the Lieutenant Governor is presiding over a “high-level security meet" following the deadly blast at Delhi's Red Fort.

The operation combined intelligence, courage, and precision, with Mossad’s planning and the Israeli army’s execution leading to an outcome that shocked the world.

Netanyahu urges regional partners to expel Hamas from Gaza, signaling a rift with the US-backed UN plan that controversially offers amnesty and safe passage instead of expulsion, despite Israel's prior support for the framework.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior ministers reaffirmed opposition to any Palestinian state ahead of a UN Security Council vote on a US-backed Gaza peace plan that references future statehood.

Israel returned 15 Palestinian bodies to Gaza as part of the fragile U.S.-brokered ceasefire, continuing a hostage-remains exchange even amid mutual accusations of violations and rising settler violence in the West Bank.

The talks came as Israel returned the remains of 15 Palestinians and reviewed its failures from the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, while questions linger over Gaza’s future governance.

The slow return of hostage remains between Israel and Hamas has become a deeply emotional and politically sensitive issue, threatening the fragile ceasefire as both sides accuse each other of delaying exchanges.