Benjamin Netanyahu

US President Donald Trump warned Iran of “very traumatic” consequences if it fails to reach a nuclear deal, saying negotiations must succeed within a month to avoid severe repercussions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Donald Trump is creating conditions for a potential deal with Iran, though he voiced skepticism and stressed any agreement must address missiles and regional proxies.

Donald Trump said he urged Benjamin Netanyahu to continue nuclear talks with Iran, stressing a deal is preferable while warning Tehran of consequences if diplomacy fails.

Israeli journalist Nick Kolyohin was removed from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s flight to Washington moments before takeoff after Shin Bet cited a need to verify his “connections,” prompting criticism.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will present “principles” on Iran talks to President Donald Trump, as Tehran warns Washington against Israeli influence amid renewed US-Iran nuclear negotiations.

Despite their close alliance, the United States and Israel are pursuing different strategies toward Iran, with Washington leaning toward diplomacy while Israel favours tougher military action, experts say.

Gaza’s technocratic committee replaced its logo with one resembling the Palestinian Authority’s emblem, prompting Israel to reject the move and restate opposition to any PA role in post-war Gaza.

Netanyahu's current term began with a controversial judicial overhaul plan that sparked months of mass protests, with tens of thousands of Israelis taking to the streets almost daily.

Israel fought a 12-day war with Iran last June that saw it strike military targets across the country and kill a number of the Islamic republic's senior military leaders and nuclear scientists.

The image shows Netanyahu wearing a black puffer jacket over a white shirt, leaning against a black vehicle while speaking on a smartphone.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed support for Iranian protesters, condemned killings, and voiced hope for a liberated Iran, as Tehran warned the US and Israel amid escalating unrest.

A Hamas official accused Israel of killing 13 people in Gaza with US backing, alleging ceasefire violations, while Israel said it struck militants in response to a failed projectile launch.

Speaking on TV, Asif alleged that Netanyahu was the “worst criminal of humanity” and claimed that the scale of suffering inflicted on Palestinians in Gaza was unmatched in history.

Responding to questions about Pakistan’s potential role, Azar said the concept itself becomes meaningless if participating countries are unwilling to fight Hamas.

When anchor Hamid Mir floated the far-fetched idea of Turkey kidnapping Netanyahu and bringing him to Ankara, Asif said he prays that it happens.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voiced full support for the US military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, praising President Donald Trump’s decisive action and calling it a step toward restoring freedom.

A former aide says Benjamin Netanyahu sought to avoid responsibility after the October 7 Hamas attack, an allegation the Israeli prime minister’s office has dismissed as self-serving and false.

Former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett has urged Benjamin Netanyahu to resign, alleging treason over suspected Qatari funding to aides, as investigations deepen ahead of Israel’s next elections.

President Donald Trump’s administration has sanctioned two additional International Criminal Court judges over investigations into alleged Israeli war crimes, prompting condemnation from the Hague-based court over judicial independence.

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.