Benjamin Netanyahu
The latest on Benjamin Netanyahu. He is the longest serving prime minister of Israel, having served from 1996 to 1999 and then again ever from 2009 to 2021. A member of the Likud political party, Netanyahu is the first Israeli prime minister to be born in Israel. Netanyahu made his close relationship with former President Donald Trump central to his many reelection efforts in recent years. In November 2019, Netanyahu was indicted on charges of fraud and bribery as a result of a corruption investigation.
Netanyahu rebukes Chuck Schumer: "Ridiculous"
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said this week that the Israeli prime minister was an "obstacle to peace."
We Owe Chuck Schumer a Debt of Gratitude
Suffice it to say here that Schumer articulates one of the dire realities that explains in large part the surging antisemitism that has taken hold across the globe.
Schumer's About Face on Israel Is a Shameful, Cynical Play for Votes
Principled support of either side is more honorable than changing long held beliefs because of a presidential election.
If You've Lost Chuck Schumer, Bibi, It's Truly Time to Go
Today, in a truly historic shift, Schumer stood up and defended the people of Israel and their future.
Mia Khalifa mocks Benjamin Netanyahu's wife
Former adult film star Khalifa weighed in after Sara Netanyahu penned a letter urging the release of hostages taken from southern Israel.
Israel rebukes "unhelpful" comments after Chuck Schumer attacks Netanyahu
The Democratic Senate Majority Leader called for new elections in Israel.
U.S.-Israel Relations Are Teetering and Biden Is to Blame
In the past week, relations between the Biden administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reached a new low.
Conditioning U.S. Aid to Israel Isn't Unprecedented
Why would the administration expect Israel to change its behavior if the U.S. is unwilling to change theirs?
Joe Biden's promised Gaza aid delivered via airdrop
The president had taken aim at Israel's Netanyahu on Friday, saying there are "no excuses" for the lack of aid.
Joe Biden tells Netanyahu "no excuses" for lack of Gaza aid
Biden announced the United States would start air-dropping food into Gaza.
Ukraine gets defense boost from Israel
Israel's ambassador to the UN, Gilad Erdan, called Kyiv an "ally" and compared Russian aggression with Hamas attacks.
Jon Stewart calls Israel peace plan a 'military siege'
Stewart mocked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan for peace in the Israel-Hamas war on the latest episode of "The Daily Show."
Netanyhau slams Hamas' "outlandish" demands as tensions with Biden rise
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended his plans to launch a new attack on Hamas.
A Brief Window for Israel to Integrate Its Arab and Jewish Communities
One poll, in late December, asked Israeli Arabs if they feel "part of the State of Israel and its problems." Sixty-five percent answered that they did, while, before the war, only 48 percent had.
The Debate on the U.S.' Israel Policy Is Moving Fast
Despite extensive backing by the U.S., one can't shake the feeling that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is taking all of it for granted.
Prince William takes on Netanyahu
Prince William ripped up the royal rule book and called for "an end to the fighting" in Gaza.
The Real History of Israel and Palestine With Yair Netanyahu
The United States is the greatest power in the world, and the great superpower can walk and chew gum at the same time.
Netanyahu's big gamble
A potentially "catastrophic" assault on Gaza's "last refuge" looms as Israeli forces hunt for Hamas leaders and Israeli hostages.
Netanyahu details interactions with Biden after special counsel report
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back against the characterization of the president in Robert Hur's report.
Netanyahu vows "total victory" in rejection of Gaza ceasefire
The Israeli prime minister called a Hamas proposal for an end to the conflict "delusional."
Joe Biden's impotence over Israel "embarrassing": Ahmad Tibi
The leading Arab Israeli politician told Newsweek that the White House has abdicated its traditional role as arbiter in the intractable conflict.
How Netanyahu's growing defiance is a problem for Biden
President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's deep divide over a two-state solution could complicate the Biden's efforts to stabilize the Middle East.
Iran-backed militants killing US troops "ups the ante," analyst warns
Three United States military personnel were killed and at least 34 more injured in a drone strike in Jordan on Saturday night.
US troops killed by Iran-backed militants' attack in Jordan
President Joe Biden blamed Iran-backed militant groups for the strike on Sunday.
Israel's Supreme Court Must Remain a Strong Check on Power—Especially Now
As tthe Court noted in its decision to allow anti-war protests, "We need to state the obvious: the right to protest isn't a privilege, it is a basic right."
What Friends Will Israel Have Left if Netanyahu Stays?
Netanyahu has already reacted to the ICJ ruling, denouncing the underlying genocide charge as "not only false, it's outrageous, and decent people everywhere should reject it."
Fact Check: Did Netanyahu say "Israel stands with Texas"?
Screengrab depicts headline stating Israel supports Texas as Greg Abbott battles over border security.
Welcome Opposition to Netanyahu From Within His War Cabinet
After Netanyahu voiced his unalterable opposition to both new elections and any future Palestinian state, Gadi Eisenkot had had enough.
Netanyahu draws red line for ending war in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is bucking proposed U.S. strategy for a post-war Gaza.
Presidential hopefuls join massive pro-Palestinian "March on Washington"
"Today marks a significant moment in our ongoing pursuit of truth and justice," Dr. Cornel West said.
