Category: Israel

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Netanyahu’s Corruption Trial Hearing Postponed at the Last Minute

Netanyahu’s Corruption Trial Hearing Postponed at the Last Minute

The hearing in the corruption case where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was expected to testify has been postponed to a later date just hours before it was due to begin, following a request from the defense. A critical development has occurred in the case in which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being tried...

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Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez reacts to Netanyahu

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez reacts to Netanyahu

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated in his remarks addressed to Benjamin Netanyahu that Spain will protect its citizens under all circumstances and will continue to defend international law. Prime Minister Sánchez responded to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Sánchez said: “I say three things to Netanyahu: Spain will always protect its citizens. We will...

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Israeli media: Trump, Netanyahu, and Aoun to meet in Washington

Israeli media: Trump, Netanyahu, and Aoun to meet in Washington

According to Israeli media, U.S. President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun are expected to meet in Washington within two weeks. Reports in the Israeli press claim that a meeting between Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Joseph Aoun is being planned to take place in Washington within the next...

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Netanyahu’s Health Revealed: ‘Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, Disclosure Delayed Due to Iran’

Netanyahu’s Health Revealed: ‘Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer, Disclosure Delayed Due to Iran’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly diagnosed with prostate cancer at the end of 2024. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office stated that the information was disclosed with a delay “to prevent the Iranian regime from spreading black propaganda against Israel.” It has emerged that Netanyahu was diagnosed with prostate cancer in late 2024. In...

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Israel begins hearing petition to dismiss Ben-Gvir

Israel begins hearing petition to dismiss Ben-Gvir

The Israeli Supreme Court has begun hearing a petition seeking the dismissal of far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over alleged interference in the police force. The panel of judges decided to hold the session behind closed doors due to potential security concerns during the hearing, while allowing the proceedings to be broadcast live. Before...

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Netanyahu: Ceasefire could collapse at any moment; we back Trump’s Iran blockade decision

Netanyahu: Ceasefire could collapse at any moment; we back Trump’s Iran blockade decision

According to Israeli media reports, Benjamin Netanyahu said at the start of today’s cabinet meeting that the ceasefire between Iran and the United States “could change in an instant.” Netanyahu stated that U.S. Vice President JD Vance briefed him on his way back from talks with Iran in Pakistan. Expressing support for U.S. President Donald...

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Spanish PM Sánchez: Israel Aims to Replicate Gaza-Style Destruction in Lebanon

Spanish PM Sánchez: Israel Aims to Replicate Gaza-Style Destruction in Lebanon

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to create a level of destruction in Lebanon similar to what has been seen in Gaza. Sánchez made remarks regarding Israel’s policies toward Lebanon while addressing Spain’s lower house of parliament. He said that “Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aims to...

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Death Penalty for “Palestinian Prisoners” Approved by Israeli Parliamentary Committee

Death Penalty for “Palestinian Prisoners” Approved by Israeli Parliamentary Committee

Israel’s Knesset National Security Committee has approved a controversial bill introducing the death penalty for “Palestinian prisoners” and forwarded it to the Knesset plenary. According to Israel’s state broadcaster KAN, the committee made several amendments to the draft law, which had already passed its first reading. Although the bill does not explicitly mention Palestinian prisoners,...

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