Israel's Prime Minister refuses calls to accept cease-fire deal
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused calls to accept a cease-fire deal despite growing domestic pressures.
What is the 'Philadelphi corridor' and why is it a sticking point in Israel-Hamas talks?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defied mounting pressure Monday and insisted his military must maintain control of ...
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett vies for position again amid ongoing war
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett discussed his desire to reclaim his position amid the ongoing war in Israel. Bennett served as Israel's right-wing prime minister from 2021 to ...
Israel-Hamas war latest: Israeli strikes kill 5 in occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say
Palestinian health officials say Israeli strikes in the occupied West Bank killed five people, including the son of a ...
Histadrut, the Labor Union Behind Israel’s Strike, Has Long History of Influence
The union, which predates Israel’s founding, led a strike last year that helped force Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to ...
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Israel's largest trade union calls general strike for Monday as protests swell after hostage deaths
Israel’s largest trade union has called a general strike on Monday following the deaths of six hostages in the Gaza Strip ...
Mason: Ministers set out a more Israel-sceptic posture
The UK is not a particularly significant arms exporter to Israel. But Chris Mason says it felt like quite a moment for the ...
Standstill in hostage talks, Israel's control of Philadelphi remains key issue
The talks to release the remaining 101 hostages held by Hamas are stalled, primarily due to Israel's insistence on retaining ...