The Hague issued warrants for Israel’s prime minister and former defense minister due to alleged “crimes against humanity and war crimes” in Gaza.

The Israel Security Agency and Israel Police called it “a serious incident that represents a dangerous escalation.”

“The world has seen but a fraction of our power. Yet there’s one thing Khamenei’s regime fears more than Israel. You know what it is? It’s you—the people of Iran.”

The Israeli premier condemned as an “organized witch hunt” the “wild and unstoppable attacks” against his office in connection with leak and misconduct allegations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and re-elected US President Donald Trump have a lot in common. Both are either hated or loved.

For several days now, reports about internal leaks in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office have been making headlines.

“In the midst of war, more than ever, complete trust is required between the prime minister and the defense minister,” Netanyahu stated.

The Biden administration’s determination to see Hamas survive and so win the war is driven by its top officials’ desire to “balance Israel” with Iran.

To a large degree, the international narrative regarding the prime minister is shaped by media coverage in Israel. But the Israeli public isn’t buying it.