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.
Iran issues new warning to US and Israel regarding nuclear sites
Araghchi gave no details on Iran's response, but his remarks come amid global concern over Tehran's advancing nuclear program.
Netanyahu reacts after Israeli embassy staff killed in DC shooting
Israel's prime minister said the killings were committed by an "antisemitic murderer."
NATO leaders give Israel a Gaza ultimatum
The UN's humanitarian chief, Tom Fletcher, said 14,000 babies could die in Gaza in the next 48 hours.
Netanyahu says Israel will seize control of all Gaza Strip
The Israeli leader said he won't allow a famine to take hold.
Israel launches major Gaza offensive hours after Trump leaves region
At least 58 people were killed overnight in Israeli strikes on Gaza, according to local health authorities.
The 1600: Biden is back in the news
Editor's note: This is a preview of The 1600, Newsweek's daily newsletter by politics and culture director Carlo Versano.
What cracks in Trump-Netanyahu ties could mean for US support of Israel
"Trump and Netanyahu are exasperated with each other," a former aide to the Israeli premier told Newsweek.
Hamas says American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander will be released
Alexander is the last living American hostage taken by Hamas from their October 7, 2023, attack on Israel.
Hamas slams Trump over Gaza aid: "parroting lies"
The U.S. president accused Hamas of seizing humanitarian aid, pledging to 'bring food' to the people of Gaza
Israel preparing full takeover of Gaza: Reports
One Israeli official reportedly described the move as a "conquest."
Houthis warn global airlines after missile attack
Strike marks escalation in regional conflict as Israel vows retaliation against Iran-backed group
Hamas says arson "legitimate" method of war, denies setting Israel fires
"Resisting the occupation by all means and methods...is a legitimate right of the people under occupation," Hamas official told Newsweek.
Why Benjamin Netanyahu's Trip to Azerbaijan Matters | Opinion
Early next month Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to travel to Azerbaijan, marking his first visit to a Muslim country since the start of the war against Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023.
Trump eyes Iran deal: 'We'll have something without dropping bombs'
Trump's remarks contrast with Israel's call for the complete dismantling of Iran's nuclear program, underscoring the complex geopolitical stakes involved.
Donald Trump reveals humanitarian concerns for Gaza in Netanyahu call
The president said he told Netanyahu about a need for humanitarian aid on the same day that food stocks in the region have been depleted.
Israel prepares for Iran missile strike
Israeli Air Force holds drills simulating another Iran missile attack on IDF bases—the same ones targeted during Iranian strikes last year.
Trump: US and Israel 'on same side' over Iran
The US president said that he and his Israeli counterpart are united on 'every issue' as Israel vows to act against Iran's nuclear ambitions.
US bolsters Israel with airlift amid regional threats
Multiple C-17A Globemaster III transport aircraft, have been tracked going from Ramstein Air Base in Germany to Nevatim Airbase in Israel.
Israel mulls strike on Iran despite Trump's caution
Israel has not ruled out an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities despite President Trump saying the U.S. would not currently support such a move
Hamas sets conditions to free hostages and end war
Hamas welcomed a U.S. hostage envoy's proposal but has made demands that Israel rejects
Gaza heads into deepening war a month after ceasefire collapse
Both Hamas and Israel have hardened their positions, making more conflict very likely
Israel called off Iran strikes after Trump intervened: Report
Israel was reportedly planning to launch multiple strikes against Iran but called them off after Trump stepped in.
Donald Trump tariffs update: Stocks rebound as Chinese trade war heats up
Stocks rebounded Tuesday as countries angled for trade talks with the White House, but China appears ready for a prolonged trade war.
Netanyahu makes vow to Trump over tariffs on Israel
During a meeting in the Oval Office, Netanyahu said Israel would move swiftly to close the trade gap and reduce trade barriers.
Netanyahu could push Trump for Iran strikes
There is widespread speculation that Israel might launch a military strike on Iranian facilities if U.S. talks with Tehran fail.
Hungary quits International Criminal Court as Netanyahu is welcomed
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was greeted with full military honors by Hungarian leader Viktor Orban.
Democratic Rep: Israel Arms Embargo Is U.S.' Only Moral Option | Opinion
An arms embargo is the only leverage the United States posses to end the genocide in Gaza, save innocent children, and preserve America's moral standing.
Netanyahu faces his biggest challenge yet—and it's not on the battlefield
"We need to guarantee Israel's future as a democracy," former Labor party candidate Yair Fink told Newsweek.
Hamas warns "time is running out" in new Israeli hostage video
"It's time to end the suffering not only of the families but of an entire nation," one of the hostages' families said in a statement shared with Newsweek.
Hamas says more than 400 killed in Israeli Gaza strikes
Israel said the operation was open-ended, while Hamas warned the move endangered the remaining hostages.