Benjamin Netanyahu says he speaks with Putin “on a regular basis” to serve Jerusalem’s “vital interests,” in a speech defending Israel’s international standing during a 40-signature Knesset debate.
Benjamin Netanyahu says he speaks with Putin “on a regular basis” to serve Jerusalem’s “vital interests,” in a speech defending Israel’s international standing during a 40-signature Knesset debate.
"We're at the last stretch, and we have to be strong, for Rani, for us, and for Israel. Without Rani, our country can't heal," Talik Gvili told Reuters.
Hamas "knows the location of every hostage and is using this information as a bargaining chip," the NGO said.
The Israeli president said he was following with concern the growing anti-Israel sentiments among American youth.
Following a meeting with Netanyahu in Jerusalem, the European leader said his country “will stand by your side in friendship.”
Judaism teaches that corruption is dishonesty in public affairs to the point of harming the country, not puppets and cigars.