The Israeli prime minister said that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken vowed to fully resume the flow of weapons.

“Kill another soldier now,” “Kill another Zionist now,” and “Hezbollah, Hezbollah” were some of the chants heard at the protest outside the White House.

The address will be the Israeli premier’s fourth; Sen. Bernie Sanders says he’ll boycott the address, calling Netanyahu a “war criminal.”

American officials have been urging Israel to increase use of the GBU-39 bombs in Gaza.

“What happened on Oct. 7 is pure evil, and can never be forgotten,” said the former ambassador to the United Nations.

Connect the dots: It’s America and Iran against Israel.

Wake up. There’s no way a tiny, relatively insignificant nation like Israel should be having such an impact, unless there was “something else” going on.

Biden admin willing to share “valuable” information regarding the whereabouts of Hamas’s leaders to stave off invasion of Rafah.

Demands for a hostage deal, a Rafah battle, governmental stability and US pressure all pushing the premier in different directions.