Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar praises US Secretary of State for sanctioning Palestinian NGOs aiding the ICC’s “politicized crusade” against Israel, calling it a moral stand for international law and Israeli sovereignty.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio cautioned that unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state could prompt Israeli sovereignty moves in Judea and Samaria and obstruct Gaza ceasefire talks.
US President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to call on the Hamas terrorist organization to release all 20 living Israeli hostages.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to visit Israel in about ten days, prior to the launch of the operation to take over Gaza City.
Netanyahu thanks President and Secretary of State for denying visas to PA officials ahead of the UN General Assembly: Denying visas to those who glorify terror is justice.
President Donald Trump tells Daily Caller Israel’s once-dominant lobby in Congress has weakened: They may be winning the war, but they’re not winning the world of public relations, and it is hurting them.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar meets Secretary of State Marco Rubio to discuss Iran, Gaza, and UN efforts, while thanking the Trump administration for its unwavering support for Israel.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar to meet US officials in Washington this week, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
In an exclusive interview with One America News, PM Netanyahu discusses the Gaza war, the propaganda against Israel, and his strong alliance with President Donald Trump, emphasizing that Hamas starves hostages.
Dismissal of Shahed Ghoreishi follows internal disputes over Gaza policy language, with critics citing pressure for stricter pro-Israel messaging inside the department
The Pentagon plans to spend over $3.5 billion to replenish its weapons, particularly missile interceptors, after US military operations defending Israel against Iranian attacks.
In an interview with Mark Levin, President Trump calls Prime Minister Netanyahu a "war hero" and praises him for his efforts to free Hamas-held hostages.
In a social media post, the US President tied the fate of hostages held by Hamas to the group's total military defeat, urging swift and decisive action.
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee reflects on his 100 days in the position, which were full of achievements such as Operation Midnight Hammer against Iran and the release of Edan Alexander.
In a speech in South Carolina, Sen. Lindsey Graham fiercely defends Israel, slams Hamas, and warns Republicans against wavering support: “If America pulls the plug on Israel, God will pull the plug on us.”
Senator Bernie Sanders criticizes PM Netanyahu, claiming recent policies have made Israel "almost a pariah state" globally. While recognizing Israel's right to defend itself, Sanders blames Netanyahu government for worsening Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
Two leaders discussed Israel's plans to seize the remaining Hamas strongholds in Gaza to end the war through the release of hostages and the defeat of Hamas.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio addresses the Gaza conflict, emphasizing that Israel must determine its security strategy and criticizing international moves that have emboldened the Hamas terrorist group.
US State Dept. spokesperson Tammy Bruce declines to comment on reports of Israeli plans to capture Gaza, saying the US remains focused on freeing hostages and ensuring Hamas never regains control.
The Trump administration announces that states and cities that participate in boycotting Israeli companies will be denied federal aid for natural disaster preparedness.
Joined by her father, US Ambassador Mike Huckabee, Sarah Huckabee-Sanders prayed at the Western Wall, voicing support for Israel and honoring the site’s sacred legacy.
On his first visit to Judaism’s holiest site, General Kurilla joins prayers for IDF, US forces, and return of hostages; 'My mother told me God would repay me for supporting Israel.'
Ambassador Huckabee accuses Hamas of manipulating aid and Western media, calling anti-Israel sentiment a mix of spiritual animus and misinformation.
President Trump signs an executive order raising tariffs on Israeli goods to 15% starting Friday. The new rate is a slight drop from 17% announced in April, but remains above the 10% Israel had hoped for.
Atlantic report cites tensions between Trump and Netanyahu over Gaza conflict, but Israeli PM’s office calls claims 'fake news' and declines to comment.
US Senate rejects Sen. Sanders' bid to block arms sales to Israel, despite 12 senators reversing previous support. AIPAC applauds the vote, emphasizing support for Israel's security.
White House envoy Steve Witkoff leaves for Israel for talks on the deepening Gaza crisis and stalled ceasefire negotiations. His visit includes meetings with Israeli leaders and a possible trip to Gaza to assess humanitarian conditions firsthand.
US President tells reporters Hamas was unwilling to negotiate and used hostages as human shields, urging Israel to shift tactics in ongoing fight.
In a wide-ranging interview, Prime Minister Netanyahu discusses US politics, his legacy, personal regrets, and an unexpected moment with President Trump over hamburgers.
Former US Ambassador David Friedman tells Arutz Sheva that Israel must take the lead on sovereignty, praises Trump’s bold stance on Iran, Gaza, and the Abraham Accords.
Axios reports that Mossad Director David Barnea met US envoy Steve Witkoff in Washington to seek American support in persuading Ethiopia, Indonesia and Libya to accept hundreds of thousands of displaced Gazans.
PM Netanyahu speaks with Mark Levin of Fox News, champions Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, details Israel's Gaza war challenges and confronts Hamas's "double war crimes."
Senator Lindsey Graham meets with PM Netanyahu to discuss regional security, stresses the importance of keeping Iran weakened and fully removing Hamas from Gaza for peace.
Netanyahu's office says the PM and Defense Secretary Hegseth discussed countering the Iranian threat, fostering regional security cooperation, and bolstering the strategic relationship between Israel and the US.
Prime Minister Netanyahu and US Defense Secretary Hegseth reaffirm strong military ties, discuss joint operations, and emphasize peace through strength in a meeting at the Pentagon.
Dozens of D9 bulldozers and heavy equipment arrive at Haifa Port in latest US-backed delivery, as Israel continues largest military airbridge in its history.
Prime Minister Netanyahu meets President Trump at the White House - their second meeting in under 24 hours - amid ongoing talks aimed at securing a hostage release deal. The meeting lasts about 90 minutes, with no public statements given afterward.
Prime Minister Netanyahu presented President Trump with the letter of nomination that cites the President's 'steadfast and exceptional dedication to promoting peace, security, and stability around the world.'
Senator Bernie Sanders labels Prime Minister Netanyahu's White House visit a "shameful day in America," citing ICC arrest warrant against him: Both Trump and Biden aided and abetted the extremist Netanyahu government.
Netanyahu meets Trump in Washington, recommending the President for the Nobel Peace Prize. Trump notes upcoming talks with Iran and hopes for a quick peace deal with Hamas.
The Prime Minister left on Sunday for a meeting with US President Trump in Washington. 'There has never been such a friend in the White House. This support led to a tremendous victory over our rival, Iran.'
United States approves a $510 million sale of bomb guidance kits to Israel, along with essential support. This comes after Israel's recent extensive use of munitions during its conflict with Iran.
US President Trump says more nations seek to join Abraham Accords after Iran strike, reiterates that Iran did not remove uranium from Fordow.
Trump condemns the ongoing trial of Netanyahu as a "Witch Hunt," demanding its immediate cancellation or a pardon. He vows the US will "save Bibi Netanyahu," stressing their harmonious working relationship.
Coordinated Israeli and US strikes targeted Iranian defenses ahead of assault on Fordow nuclear facility.
Vice President says strike eliminated nuclear threat, offers chance to reset diplomacy with Tehran.
Gen. Dan Caine hails Operation Midnight Hammer as largest-ever B-2 strike, targeting key Iranian nuclear sites with unprecedented precision.
President Isaac Herzog thanks US President Donald Trump after the US struck Iran’s nuclear facilities: This brave step serves the security and safety of the entire free world.
An Israeli official confirms to ABC News that, a year ago, the US and Israel conducted an unprecedented military exercise, simulating offensive strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The drill, planned under the Biden administration, wasn't expected to be immediately relevant.
After US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, President Trump announces a "spectacular military success," and warns Iran to make peace or face greater future attacks: There will be either peace or there will be tragedy.
In a joint op-ed with historian Niall Ferguson, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant argues for immediate US military intervention to destroy Iran's last key nuclear site at Fordow.
The US is rapidly deploying warships and restocking ground-based interceptors to reinforce Israel's missile defenses, as Iranian attacks reportedly drain crucial Israeli stockpiles, including the high-end Arrow 3 system, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Trump addresses Iran tensions, nuclear deal failure, and potential US-Israel strike, emphasizing the need for a complete victory and warning against Iran obtaining nuclear weapons.
Trump and Netanyahu hold telephone conversation after a White House meeting on the Israel-Iran conflict. Reports suggest Trump is weighing joining Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.
CBS reports that Trump is considering joining Israel's strikes of Iranian nuclear sites, including in Fordow, but there is not full agreement among his advisers.
President expresses confidence in Israel's actions, hints at potential diplomatic moves.
President Trump expresses hope for a deal between Iran and Israel, but adds that "sometimes you have to fight it out." He affirms US support for Israel's self-defense.
Israel's operation against Iran is projected to last "weeks, not days," with implicit US approval, according to White House and Israeli officials.
Israeli officials say US involvement is essential to neutralising Iran's Fordow nuclear facility.
President Trump tells Barak Ravid of Axios he believes Israel's strike on Iran likely improved prospects for a US-Iran nuclear agreement, contrary to concerns it would jeopardize diplomacy. Trump states he thinks Iran now has a stronger incentive to negotiate seriously.
