Netanyahu and Obama to Meet at the White House
U.S. President to welcome Prime Minister Netanyahu to the White House on October 1.
U.S. President to welcome Prime Minister Netanyahu to the White House on October 1.

Decision on controversial barrier pushed to next week; nationalists hope the move will give the government time to reconsider.

Opposition leader claims the declaration by Interior Minister Sa’ar to retire from politics is proof Netanyahu must be replaced.

"I respect your decision," PM Netanyahu tells Interior Minister, following his announcement that he will resign from politics.

Prime minister says 'any responsible leader' faced with growing threats would raise defense budget, as dispute with Lapid deepens.

The debate over how much Operation Protective Edge cost Israel is having a practical effect on the state budget, reports say.

Prime Minister Netanyahu doesn't mince words, once again compares Hamas to brutal Islamic State jihadis.

Yesh Atid MK Ofer Shelah accuses prime minister of forcing a 'showdown' with Finance Minister Lapid which could force elections.

50 shekel (almost $15) banknote presented ahead of its entry to circulation; features likeness of Hebrew poet Shaul Tchernichovsky.

"Joan Rivers brought was a vocal supporter of the State of Israel," says PM Netanyahu of the comedy icon who passed away at 81.

PM Netanyahu sends condolences to the family of journalist Steve Sotloff, who was beheaded by IS terrorists.

Criminal investigation into Prime Minister's travel expenses axed due to insufficient evidence; PMO has sued news site for libel.

Shortly after Netanyahu freezes exact number of units for Jews, leftist group approves tenders for Arabs - sparking nationalist outrage.

Noble Energy to provide nearly 1.6 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, as energy dependence on Israel from Jordan heightens.

Speaking before naval cadets, PM Netanyahu says the IDF is the most moral army in the world.

Regional heads vow a large public campaign if PM doesn't stop de facto building freeze, nipping in the bud all local development.

PM meets with US congressmen who express support for 'only true friend and force of stability and peace in Middle East - Israel.'

Government will support the south. School year begins. Lapid: demilitarize Gaza next. Licking honey of holy letters.

PA Chairman says in interview that Israeli PM had agreed to establish a Palestinian state along the pre-1967 borders. PMO: Never happened.

Criticism on the right of how the Prime Minister handled the Gaza war is nothing more than political rhetoric, says Limor Livnat.

MK Danny Danon dismisses Prime Minister Netanyahu’s comments that Operation Protective Edge in Gaza was a success.

Dr. Ben-Ari notes the implications of ceasefire with Hamas, which PM compared to ISIS; says to learn from Munich Agreements.

'Maybe in Jerusalem there's a ceasefire, not here,' says head of Eshkol council; Ashkelon mayor calls ceasefire 'submission to terror.'

Ministers from Jewish Home, Yisrael Beytenu and even Likud opposed truce - but PM circumvented cabinet vote on a legal technicality.

Poll finds only 38% of Israelis satisfied with PM, as opposed to 82% at start of Gaza operation; neglect of south raises ire.

PM discusses with senior security officials, as Egypt waits for an Israeli answer on month-long truce proposed to start tonight.

PM warns that Israel will continue to respond to rocket fire along every border, even if it means continuing into the school year.

PM, Defense Minister brief press on developments; Netanyahu urges Jewish people to remain united as offensive continues.

Foreign minister echoes growing criticism of PM allowing Hamas to 'take the initiative', calls for decisive action ahead of Cabinet meeting.

PM and Ya'alon order Israelis out of truce talks after Gaza terrorists breach ceasefire; Egypt reportedly trying to save talks.

Arab newspaper says ceasefire may be extended before it expires at midnight. Netanyahu threatens harsh retaliation against Hamas.

British Prime Minister David Cameron says both Israel and Hamas will need to take “difficult steps” to reach a long-lasting ceasefire.

Deputy Minister supports PM after reports of Obama blocking weapons transfer, notes lack of 'professionalism.'

President Obama tells PM Netanyahu that it is important to reach an agreement on a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo visits Israel, meets Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin.

One minister defines personal meetings as 'softening talks' to rally support for highly controversial truce conditions with Hamas.

PM Netanyahu meets ICRC head Peter Maurer, shows him evidence of how Hamas uses civilians in Gaza as human shields.

MK Danon warns Prime Minister that he cannot continue to "follow the desires of Tzipi Livni".

In live press conference, Prime Minister notes that the operation has been successful - but the international community's reaction is not.

State Department says phone call between PM Netanyahu and Secretary of State Kerry was disconnected, but says it was a technical issue.

'We call on the Prime Minister to return Israel her sovereignty,' Miri Regev fires.

US president markedly unfriendly, interrupted prime minister as he attempted to push unfavorable truce on Israel.

Prime Minister issues harsh response to UN calls for a cease-fire, insists international community 'addresses the needs of murderers.'

Obama reiterates "serious and growing concern about the rising number of Palestinian civilian deaths" in conversation with Israeli PM.

During Ban Ki-moon’s visit to Israel, PM Netanyahu presented him with the rockets and operating methods of Hamas terrorists.

Netanyahu brands Hamas 'the enemy of the Palestinian people', says terror organization using aid to 'blow up our kindergartens.'

Arab MK blames the government for death, injuries in illegal Bedouin communities.

Hamas left Israel with no other options for self-defense, Prime Minister notes, adding that the operation may expand even further.

Prime Minister Netanyahu says ground operation in Gaza was ordered after Hamas rejected the ceasefire proposal.

Prime Minister condemns 'moment of silence' for 'victims of Israeli aggression,' notes Hamas also firing on Arabs in Israel.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu defends Israel's right to self-defense Wednesday, calls out international hypocrisy.

Truce highlights deeply divided views on Israel and Hamas; leftist MKs insist the truce should mark the resumption of peace talks.

Prime Minister delivers a short statement after a lengthy session of the Security-Diplomacy cabinet.

Prime Minister says 'operation will continue until the firing at our communities stops and quiet is restored.'

Abu Khder family refused presidential and possibly rabbinical visit as well, took Netanyahu's call 'by accident.'

MK Galon demands PM cancel Operation on Gaza, warns of war and 'heavy price of blood for living by sword'; doesn't comment on rocket fire.

MK Tzippy Hotovely labels foreign minister 'the most cynical politician in Israel's political system'.

Prime Minister emphasizes 'hard line' against lawbreakers, warns Israeli Arabs that citizenship entails following the law.

Martin Indyk says there is a "deep loathing" between Netanyahu and Abbas, blames "settlement construction" for talks failing.

'Murder has no place in our democracy' says PM, apparently siding with Jewish 'revenge' claim, even as he notes motive still unknown.
