Netanyahu vows to keep attacking Hezbollah as U.S. pushes for cease-fire
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to keep attacking Iran-backed Lebanese Hezbollah with "full force," hours after the U.S., France and Middle Eastern allies called on both sides to accept a three-week cease-fire proposal.
Israel has dramatically escalated strikes in Lebanon this week, saying it is targeting Hezbollah. Israeli leaders have said ...
Israel and Hezbollah are exchanging hundreds of cross-border strikes in the wake of the shocking explosions of wireless ...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel vowed to keep striking the Lebanese militants, who began launching rockets across ...
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The topics of Israel’s war with Hamas and fighting in Lebanon have dominated speeches at the U.N. General Assembly’s meeting ...
In previous U.N. speeches, Netanyahu has made headlines with dramatic visuals—like a 2012 address where he brandished a ...
The Israeli prime minister made an outright rejection of calls for a ceasefire with Lebanon's Hezbollah, citing the safety of ...
The prime minister's flight had been delayed been delayed due to the ongoing fight between Israel and Hezbollah.
The only way to stop a bloody and electorally disastrous regional war in the Middle East is for President Joe Biden to do the ...
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Israel and Hezbollah will respond to a Lebanon cease-fire proposal from the U.S. and others as Israel strikes southern Lebanon, killing more than 600 and displacing hundreds of thousands.
Benjamin Netanyahu said airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon will continue until all Israel’s objectives have been ...
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