Netanyahu says Israel will end Gaza ceasefire if hostages not returned on Saturday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that if Hamas did not release Israeli hostages by noon on Saturday a fragile ceasefire in Gaza would end and the Israeli army would resume its offensive in the Palestinian enclave until the militant group is defeated.
Israeli forces withdrew from a key corridor at Gaza on Sunday in ... But Israel and Hamas appear to have made little progress. Prime Minister Netanyahu was sending a delegation to Qatar, a key ...
Morgan Ortagus, who is Donald Trump's Middle East deputy special envoy, recently visited Israel and Lebanon to assess the ...
President Trump will welcome Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House this week, with tensions between ...
Israeli forces were withdrawing from a key corridor ... Sunday when Saudi Arabia condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s remark that Palestinians could establish a state in ...
Yarden Bibas, Ofer Kalderon, and Keith Siegel return home after 484 days in Hamas captivity • IDF opens fire on armed group ...
Israeli officials say Israeli forces have withdrawn from a key Gaza corridor, part of Israel's commitments under a tenuous ...
Donald Trump's plan for Gaza undermines the ceasefire agreement that the Israeli prime minister only reluctantly accepted.
Netanyahu also dismissed two misconceptions: There is no plan for US Armed Forces to enter Gaza, nor is there a plan to use US tax money to develop the Gaza Strip. Newsmax's Greta Van Susteren (L ...
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