Why 70 Percent of Israelis Want Netanyahu to Resign
I sraelis want Benjamin Netanyahu to say sorry and go away. A survey released this week by the Israel Democracy Institute ...
Orbán aide says Netanyahu to visit Hungary despite international arrest warrant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to visit Hungary in the coming weeks despite an International Criminal Court ...
Netanyahu: Shin Bet head is blackmailing me with 'mafia-style' threats
Netanyahu responded with a tweet saying "tonight, another dangerous red line for Israeli democracy was crossed." ...
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Netanyahu fumes at court in corruption trial testimony; ‘Lower your tone,’ judge responds
Prime minister bangs on table, bristles at being told to speed up testimony, says should receive time to counter the charges ...
Israeli PM Netanyahu to visit Hungary soon, Orban aide says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary in the next few weeks, Hungarian Prime ...
Elon Musk replies to Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s photo making a 'Tesla statement'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a photo with Elon Musk in front of the yet-to-be-released Tesla Cybertruck.
Netanyahu rages against indictment: Give me time to refute lies at trial
Walla CEO Ilan Yeshua, were published in similar stories by multiple outlets.In another instance, Hadad presented a request to change the picture embedded in an article to one of Sara Netanyahu ...
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New poll: 60% of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign, coalition government loses majority
Approximately 60% of Israelis want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign from his post, according to a Channel 12 poll ...
After Donald Trump's support to Tesla, Israel invites bids to buy EVs for officials, Elon Musk thanks Benjamin Netanyahu
Elon Musk expressed gratitude to Israeli PM Netanyahu for Tesla's bidding opportunity to supply electric vehicles. Netanyahu ...
Netanyahu comments on Israeli attack which hit residential building in Damascus
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday "whoever attacks us or plans to attack us, we attack them," hours after the Israeli army struck a residential building in Syria.