Benjamin Netanyahu

Investigations into the attempted Flydubai flight crash reveal the Omani co-pilot was radicalized in Australia a decade ago through extremist networks led by Samir Mohtadi.

The U.S. administration imposed sweeping sanctions on the ICC, threatening to dismantle the court over arrest warrants issued against Israeli officials and past probes into U.S. forces.

Navi Pillay, chair of the UN commission on Palestinian territories and former ICC judge, has won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, drawing international attention.

Channel 14 launches "The Surgeons' Table", a new political analysis show featuring top Israeli leaders ahead of upcoming elections, examined by a panel of five experts.

Major General (res.) Avi Gil accused the Prime Minister's Office of falsifying October 7 protocols. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the claims, pointing to prior intelligence failures.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir discussed potential US-led military strikes against Iran with American officials, warning it could delay Israeli elections. President Donald Trump stated no attack will occur before US midterms.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich launched the right-wing election ground campaign at a major emergency conference in Jerusalem.

Gadi Eisenkot discussed past prophetic warnings, revealed threats left at his fallen son's grave, and accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of altering crucial pre-war documents.

The i24NEWS channel has asked a court to dismiss a third-party notice filed by attorney Eliad Shraga in a defamation lawsuit launched by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over comments made during a broadcast.

Data on digital campaign spending for the upcoming Knesset elections reveals massive investments by Israeli politicians on social media, with Benjamin Netanyahu leading the pack.

Right-wing Israeli organizations have urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to close the French Consulate General in Jerusalem, following the recent closure of the British consulate.

A petition filed with the Central Election Committee accuses pollster Next Data and Channel 14 of misleading the public through manipulative survey questions and undisclosed methodologies.

Likud officials explained that Itamar Ben Gvir was excluded from a right-wing voter mobilization campaign due to a lack of rabbinical infrastructure, sparking political debate.

The October Council has urged Israeli officials to investigate alleged protocol tampering and threats against stenographers regarding October 7 documents, citing serious fears of evidence concealment.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a viral GTA-themed campaign video mocking his political rivals, as political tensions mount ahead of the upcoming elections.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly decided that the Ministry of Justice will remain with Likud in any future right-wing government, amid competing demands from coalition partners.

Yoaz Hendel called on Ofer Winter to abandon commitments to ultra-Orthodox coalitions, proposing a united Zionist bloc. Hendel criticized leadership failures, highlighted reservist burdens, and attacked Itamar Ben Gvir during a radio interview.

Leaked accounts from security and political sources contradict Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's narrative of decisive leadership during the early weeks of the October 7 war, revealing deep hesitation over ground maneuvers and Hezbollah.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett blamed Benjamin Netanyahu for the October 7 massacre, vowed not to join his government, and promised strict term limits and an uncompromising stance against anti-Zionist ultra-Orthodox parties.

Yashar! party leader Gadi Eisenkot fiercely criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following remarks by former military secretary Avi Gil, accusing Netanyahu of evading responsibility for the October 7 disaster and demanding his resignation.

A Channel 13 poll in Israel shows a 20-seat tie between Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! and Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud, as Netanyahu's bloc leads with 55 mandates.

Gadi Eisenkot condemned Channel 14 as a regime channel after it boycotted the national October 7 memorial ceremony, pledging his future government would ensure proper state remembrance.

Ofer Winter's "Amcha Yisrael" party is launching a sharp campaign targeting Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz, challenging their handling of Hamas and positioning Winter as a leader advocating decisive military victory.

US President Donald Trump discussed the October 7 attacks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing that the perpetrators are paying a heavy price for the tragedy.

A Channel 12 investigation reveals Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ignored multiple urgent warnings from top defense officials, including IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, months prior to the October 7 attacks.

A special Channel 14 poll ahead of the 2026 elections reveals voter attitudes on October 7 legacy, coalition scenarios, and public figures' performance.

Following gasoline excise cuts, the Manufacturers Association of Israel demands that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich extend the tax relief to diesel fuel.

An extensive journalistic investigation reveals how Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly altered and selectively cited intelligence documents regarding Hamas to shape his public narrative ahead of the October 7 disaster.

Residents of As-Suwayda in southern Syria held a solidarity rally with Israel, flying Israeli and Druze flags and displaying portraits of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Bezalel Smotrich are organizing a joint right-wing campaign conference, excluding Itamar Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party.

The military wing of Hamas marked the third anniversary of October 7 with a statement calling the attacks a military miracle and praising the residents of Gaza.

Einav Zangauker marked three years since October 7 with an emotional post, demanding accountability from leadership and vowing to continue fighting for Israel's future.

The Israeli government has extended the national state of emergency through October 20 amid security threats from Iran, Yemen, and Lebanon, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns of potential attacks ahead of upcoming elections.

Bereaved families gathered in Jerusalem on Tuesday to demand a national commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre, while rejecting a Supreme Court-led state inquiry.

Former defense minister Benny Gantz addressed accountability for October 7 and political divisions in a radio interview on 103fm, warning that Israel risks fracturing if politicians fail to unite.

Yair Golan urged opposition parties to pledge against joining a future government with ultra-Orthodox factions, criticizing Netanyahu over the draft crisis.

Britain's West Bank settlement import ban, backed by Canada and European allies, signals a severe diplomatic crisis for Israel as Europe steps into a perceived US vacuum.

MK Yousef Jabareen announced that his party would support post-election legislation preventing indicted individuals from forming a government, aligning with opposition strategies.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid sharply criticized Channel 14 host Yinon Magal following controversial remarks targeting hostage families and critics of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A heated altercation nearly turning physical erupted at a Rehovot high school between Yashar! candidate Nir Hagbi and Likud youth chief Hadar Muchtar over controversial remarks regarding Hagbi's son, who was killed on October 7.

Likud and Religious Zionism signed a surplus vote agreement three weeks before the Israeli Knesset elections, leaving Otzma Yehudit isolated while opposition parties previously finalized their alliances.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman hopes Ofer Winter's party will join the bloc of military servers, drawing swift criticism from Naftali Bennett due to Winter's loyalty to Benjamin Netanyahu.

Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered the IDF to heighten readiness on Tuesday, citing intelligence that Hamas plans attacks during the October 7 anniversary.

Government Secretary Yossi Fuchs is expected to leave his post in the Prime Minister's Office to represent the next government in the Supreme Court and eye the Attorney General role.

A classified CIA assessment warns that years of war in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, and Iran have deepened internal fractures, pushing Israel toward potential civil conflict amid soaring military costs, political crises, and veteran trauma.

Israeli political leaders reacted with outrage to leaked remarks by ultra-Orthodox leader Rabbi Dov Lando blaming Zionism for Arab hostility and criticizing fallen soldiers.

Internal polls indicate a decline for Ofer Winter's "Am Yisrael" party, sparking fierce debates within the right-wing bloc and among political rivals ahead of the elections.

Shin Bet chief David Zini warned that administrative detention orders against Jews may resume if settlement leaders fail to condemn West Bank violence.

Former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant revealed at Reichman University that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly thwarted a hostage deal by allowing confidential terms to leak.

President Isaac Herzog discussed security threats, Iran's nuclear ambitions, and the anniversary of October 7 in a Fox News interview, emphasizing Israel's defense of the free world.