The war cabinet of Israel held a meeting to discuss and decide how they would respond to the missile and drone attack of Iran. Israel did not announce if they had reached a decision.

Israel confirms response to Iran attack as Netanyahu urges countries to 'stand united'

The Israeli war cabinet failed to reach a consensus on Sunday (Apr 14) about how Israel should respond to Iran's unprecedented weekend attack. According to a report by The Times of Israel, Israeli officials said that the war cabinet favoured a retaliation against Iran, but was divided over the timing and the scale of any such response.

West Asia crisis: Israeli war cabinet fails to decide on how to respond to Iranian attack

Iran launched a drone salvo at Israel on Saturday (Apr 13) which the Israeli military said would take hours to reach their target. Iraqi security sources said that dozens of drones were spotted flying from Iran toward Israel over Iraqi airspace.

Iran launches dozens of drones at Israel, PM Netanyahu says country 'prepared for every scenario'

Israel is continuing its war in Gaza but is also preparing for scenarios in other areas. PM Benjamin Netanyahu said, amid concern that Iran was preparing to strike Israel in response to the killing of senior Iranian commanders. Watch in for more details!

Israel is preparing for scenarios in other areas than Gaza

Over 100,000 people rallied against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu across 50 locations of the country, expressing their frustration over the delay in the Gaza hostage deal, several media outlets reported.

Six months of Gaza war: Over 100,000 Israelis rally against Netanyahu, demand hostage deal

For the first time after the violent October 7 attacks, the security cabinet of Israel agreed to reopen the Erez crossing between the country and northern Gaza. Israeli officials have agreed to open the crossing to ensure that more humanitarian aid is entering Gaza.

Israel agrees to reopen Erez crossing hours after 'stern' Biden-Netanyahu chat

In a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Joe Biden asked for an immediate ceasefire. According to the White House Biden made it clear the need for Israel to implement concrete steps to address civilian harm and the safety of humanitarian Aid workers. Watch in for more details!

US' Biden calls for immediate Gaza ceasefire, to allow temporary aid through Northern Gaza border

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (Mar 25) called off his senior aides’ trip to Washington after the United States abstained from vetoing a United Nations Security Council proposal calling for a ceasefire in war-torn Gaza.

Israeli PM Netanyahu calls off high-level delegation's visit to US over UN Gaza vote

French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday (Mar 24) told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that any forced transfer of people from the war-torn Gaza Strip's Rafah would constitute "a war crime.

Gaza war: Any forced transfer of people from Rafah would be war crime, says Macron

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu virtually addressed the Republican senators in Washington DC Wednesday (March 20) and reportedly disputed the current Gaza death toll by a few thousand despite a lawmaker's purported claim that the Israeli leader was "very mindful" of the civilian death toll.

Netanyahu addresses US Senate Republicans, days after Chuck Schumer called for his removal as PM

Nearly 70 former officials of the United States on Wednesday (Mar 20) urged President Joe Biden to warn Israel of serious consequences if it denied civil rights and basic necessities to Palestinians and expanded settlement activity in the West Bank.

Gaza war: Nearly 70 former US officials urge President Biden to warn Israel of consequences if...

US President Joe Biden in a conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured him of Washington's state of non-interference in Israel's domestic affairs, two sources familiar with the matter told Axios publication.

Biden assures Netanyahu US not trying to push him out amid tensions over Rafah assault plan

The White House said that United States President Joe Biden spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (Mar 18) and discussed the situation in Rafah.

Biden speaks to Netanyahu, discusses latest developments in Gaza and humanitarian aid

Nancy Pelosi, the former speaker of the United States House of Representatives, said on Sunday (Mar 17) that Israel's "reputation is at risk" amid the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Nancy Pelosi backs Chuck Schumer's remarks on Benjamin Netanyahu, calls it 'act of courage'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (Mar 17) slammed the international community for their stand against the war and also trying to stop the war now before Israel "achieves" all of its goals.

Netanyahu asks ‘friends’ in international community: ‘Did you already forget Oct 7?’

The US State Department said on Thursday (Mar 14) that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's comments calling for new elections in Israel were his and not of the Joe Biden administration.

Gaza war: Schumer's comments on Israel PM Netanyahu are his, not US govt's, says State Department

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (Mar 11) reacted to the perceived disagreement between Israel and the United States, saying that it becomes harder to defeat the militant group Hamas.

Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu reacts to perceived tensions between Israel and US

Amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and updated him on recent developments in the fighting in the Gaza Strip.

Israeli PM Netanyahu apprises India's National Security Advisor Doval about Gaza war

Benjamin Netanyahu reacted to the recent comments by United States President Joe Biden that the Israeli prime minister is hurting the nation more than he is helping.

Netanyahu rebuffs Biden’s remarks, says ‘majority of Israelis’ support his Gaza policy

Speaking to an American broadcaster US President Joe Biden has said that Israel's threatened invasion of Rafah in southern Gaza would be his red line for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He then immediately backtracked saying there was no red line and I'm never going to leave Israel alone. In a somewhat contradictory exchange Biden said that Israel cannot have 30,000 more Palestinians dead as a consequence of going after the Hamas militants. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: US President Biden says IDF Rafah invasion a 'Red Line'

United States (US) Vice President Kamala Harris will meet Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz at the White House on Monday (Mar 4). According to a report by the news agency Reuters, a White House official said that Vice President Harris would express her concern over the safety of 1.

US VP Kamala Harris to meet Israeli war cabinet member Gantz, who was rebuked by Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday (Feb 25) that it was unclear whether a hostage deal would materialise from ongoing talks, adding that Hamas needed to "come down to a reasonable situation.

Israel-Hamas war: Unclear whether hostage deal will materialise, says Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the cabinet will convene next week to discuss and approve Israeli Defense Forces' (IDF) plans to launch a ground offensive in Rafah - the southernmost city in the Gaza Strip.

Israeli cabinet to approve IDF's plans for Rafah ground offensive next week: Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a post-war plan for Gaza, which according to the Israeli media reports foresees local Palestine officials without any links to Hamas or its international confederates governing the territory.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu proposes first official post-war Gaza plan