Meanwhile, Western media focuses largely on mass walk-out as Israeli leader took the podium in Turtle Bay.

On the prime minister’s US trip, his fateful address in New York, and the crucial meeting at the White House.

Likud slumps to 24 seats as Bennett rises; Israel’s Left nearly vanishes, yet forming a stable anti-Netanyahu coalition remains unlikely.

“We had to defeat the entire Iranian axis, not just Hamas in Gaza,” stressed the PM.

Egypt, Jordan welcome Netanyahu’s clarification on the topic of “Greater Israel.”

The Israeli public moves to the rhythm of an ancient biblical pattern—between hope and fear, vision and reality, praise and grumbling.

Sara Netanyahu’s brother, Dr. Chaggai Ben-Artzi, paints Bibi as a figure of biblical proportions, urging him to seize a historic opportunity.

A look at the deadlock in the Gaza war: Why Israel’s government and the US under Trump must find a new approach.

The premier is concerned that younger Americans are less supportive of Israel. The actions of the podcasters confirmed his fears.