Netanyahu threatens to resume fighting in Gaza if hostages aren't released Saturday
JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday threatened to withdraw from the ceasefire in Gaza and directed troops to prepare to resume fighting Hamas if the militant group does not r elease more hostages on Saturday.
The demand came in the wake of a report that Eli Feldstein had provided public relations services to Qataris while working in ...
President Trump's public ultimatum to Hamas this week and his stunning Gaza takeover plan have thrown the Israeli government ...
After the reported business relationship between Netanyahu's advisors and the Qatari government, the opposition leader ...
President says he aims to relocate all Gazans to beautiful areas where they can be happy and not shot; Riyadh not demanding ...
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Former Netanyahu family spokesperson Likud's 2019 election campaign manager, Ofer Golan, had an indictment filed against him by the State Attorney's Office, Israeli media reported on Tuesday morning.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave President Trump an unusual gift in homage to the controversial pager operation ...
Report: PMO leaks suspect Eli Feldstein did PR work for Qatar while working for Netanyahu’s office
The key suspect in the Prime Minister’s Office document leaks affair, Eli Feldstein, did public relations work for Qatar ...
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