Israel's Netanyahu says troops will keep fighting Hezbollah "with full force" as U.S., France propose cease-fire
Speaking Thursday in London, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah "deeply troubling," acknowledging a risk of all-out war and urging Israel and Hezbollah to "choose a different path" with a diplomatic solution.
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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 ...
Israel’s prime minister has rejected a US-led ceasefire proposal and sworn to continue fighting Hezbollah with “full force”.
In previous U.N. speeches, Netanyahu has made headlines with dramatic visuals—like a 2012 address where he brandished a ...
The United States and its allies called for an “immediate” 21-day cease-fire to “provide space for diplomacy.” ...
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to keep up Israel's campaign against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon after ...
About a dozen people were arrested as demonstrators moved through the streets, condemning the Israeli prime minister over the ...
The only thing Netanyahu can do is exude strength in the face of his enemies: Elizabeth Pipko RNC national spokesperson and Jewish activist Elizabeth Pipko joins 'Fox & Friends First' ahead of ...
The Israeli prime minister's speech is expected to focus on Iran, Gaza and the fears over a new war with Lebanon.
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