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Netanyahu says ‘not going to occupy Gaza, will free it from Hamas’ amid backlash over military plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed that Israel will not occupy Gaza but instead “free it from Hamas,” as his government’s new military plan to take control of Gaza City faces sharp criticism from international leaders and humanitarian groups.
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Al Jazeera has expressed strong condemnation over the attack, describing slain journalist Al Sharif as "one of Gaza's bravest journalists" and labelling the airstrike as a "desperate attempt to ...
Following Israel’s Cabinet approval of Netanyahu’s plan to completely takeover Gaza, the UK and European allies urged ...
Regional and global leaders are criticizing the Israeli plan to occupy Gaza City. Germany has also said it won’t approve any ...
Israel's far right pressed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to go harder against Hamas, ahead of a UN Security Council ...
Amid backlash, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pledges not to occupy Gaza, but rather liberate it from Hamas control, aiming ...
In Israel, families of hostages held by militants in Gaza, and opposition leaders blasted Netanyahu for a decision that they ...
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The chairman of Fortuna Düsseldorf has defended the German soccer club's decision not to sign Israeli player Shon Weissman ...
Bezalel Smotrich, the hard-line finance minister, said that Israel needed to move more decisively and quickly to defeat Hamas ...
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