World leaders at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) have strongly condemned Israel’s recent actions in Gaza, calling for immediate de-escalation and humanitarian aid access.


Israel-Gaza war: Russia, Germany, Saudi Arabia slam Israel; global leaders accuse of genocide

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday that he had received a Patriot air-defense system from Israel and that it was already in operation, defending against Russian strikes.


Zelensky: Got patriot air defence system from Israel a month ago 

BREAKING | Report: Hamas Agrees To Trump-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Deal

Several countries recognised Palestine at the UN, marking a shift in global diplomacy. The move is seen as a potential turning point in the Israel-Palestine conflict. In Gaza, residents express cautious hope amid continued airstrikes and displacement.

Israel-Hamas War: Palestine Gains Recognition But Gaza Still Bleeds 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. Netanyahu’s speech comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East, ongoing conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah, and growing concerns over Iran’s influence in the region.

UNGA: Netanyahu Denounces Palestine Recognition, To A Mostly Empty UN Hall

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself cornered from all sides. Before his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, dozens of diplomats walked out. While nearby, hundreds of protestors gathered outside Times Square carrying placards condemning Israel's actions in Gaza. 


UNGA: Many delegates walk out as Netanyahu begins speech, calls genocide claims 'baseless' 

Netanyahu Wears a QR Code During UNGA Speech - Here’s What It Contains

The QR code was part of a broader Israeli public-diplomacy push in New York. Dozens of billboard trucks and digital screens near UN headquarters and in Times Square display the message “Remember October 7” alongside a QR code that links to the same documentation site.


Netanyahu Wears a QR Code During UNGA Speech - Here’s What It Contains

Several countries recognised Palestine at the UN, marking a shift in global diplomacy. The move is seen as a potential turning point in the Israel-Palestine conflict. In Gaza, residents express cautious hope amid continued airstrikes and displacement.


Palestine gains recognition but Gaza still bleeds

Netanyahu faces walkout at UN, vows to finish the job 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was delivering a speech at the UN General Assembly. Scores of delegates walked out before he began speaking.


Netanyahu delivers UNGA speech as delegates walk out, amid rising criticism against Israel 

Israel Strikes Yemen's Sanaa After Houthi Drone Attack On Eilat | WION World News

Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Israel launches airstrikes on Yemen’s capital Sanaa following a Houthi drone attack on the Israeli city of Eilat. The conflict risks widening as Houthis step up cross-border assaults and Israel vows retaliation.

Watch WION for the latest updates, on-ground reports, and global reactions to the Israel-Houthi confrontation. Stay tuned for real-time coverage from the United Nations, regional powers, and international observers.


Israel Strikes Yemen's Sanaa After Houthi Drone Attack On Eilat | WION

President Trump said a Gaza ceasefire deal is nearing, following talks with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and other Middle East leaders. Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump expressed optimism for both a ceasefire and possible broader peace in the region.

Trump declares Gaza ceasefire deal 'pretty close' after Netanyahu call

Israel-Gaza:  In a decisive statement, U.S. President Donald Trump declared he will not allow Israel to annex the West Bank, signaling a major stance on the contentious Middle East issue. Trump emphasized his direct conversations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and stressed the importance of halting unilateral annexation efforts to preserve peace prospects.


Israel-Gaza: Trump Says No to West Bank Annexation by Israel 

The Israeli military said it was targeting sites linked to the Houthi militia. The airstrikes came a day after the Houthis launched a drone at the Israeli city of Eilat, wounding 20 people.

Israel strikes back at Yemen's Houthis after drone attack

Israel-Gaza: In his first public comments on the issue, President Donald Trump firmly announced that he will not permit Israel to annex the West Bank. He emphasized this stance clearly, stating, “It’s not going to happen,” during a press briefing while signing unrelated executive orders. 


Israel-Gaza: Trump Vows to Block Israel’s West Bank Annexation, Says "Not Going to Happen” 


#Gravitas U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly assured Arab and Muslim leaders that he will not allow Israel to move ahead with annexing Palestinian land in the West Bank.

 Trump Promises Arab Leaders To Block Annexation Of West Bank

Houthis have launched a drone strike targeting the southern Israeli port city of Eilat, escalating tensions in the region.


How did the Houthis evade Israel's air defence and hit Eilat?

France President Emmanuel Macron defended France's decision to recognise Palestine as a state. He emphasised that France’s stance has remained consistent, stressing support for a two-state solution. Macron rejected claims that the recognition was merely symbolic, insisting that the move was part of a broader strategy to initiate a process that could lead to peace. He highlighted two main goals for the ongoing situation: the first, securing the release of hostages held by Hamas, and the second, calling for a ceasefire to halt the loss of life in Gaza and to resume humanitarian assistance. Macron argued that the idea of total war was counterproductive, as it jeopardised the hostages’ safety and only worsened the humanitarian crisis.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-defence-secretary-pete-hegseth-calls-rare-urgent-meeting-of-all-generals-no-one-knows-why-1758813667064">US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth calls rare, urgent meeting of all Generals - No one knows why</a>&nbsp;Macron also framed the recognition of Palestine as a means to isolate Hamas. He pointed out that since the recognition, the Palestinian Authority had condemned the October 7th attacks, called for Hamas’s demilitarisation, and begun internal reforms. He also questioned the effectiveness of Israel’s military operations in Gaza, noting that despite heavy strikes against Hamas, the group remains largely intact. The French president acknowledged Israel’s military successes but argued that these alone wouldn’t eliminate Hamas. He warned that the continuation of total warfare would only result in more civilian casualties without achieving the desired military objective.<h2>See the video here</h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">&#39;Israel were able to get rid of the heads of terrorist organizations… but today there are just as many fighters as before&#39; — Macron He added that Israel lost credibility in the region and total war costs civilian lives, but it is not bringing security <a href="https://t.co/P6v2l1O9HD">pic.twitter.com/P6v2l1O9HD</a>&mdash; RT (@RT_com) <a href="https://twitter.com/RT_com/status/1971179600718987511?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 25, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Macron also criticised Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, asserting that the hostages’ fate and the well-being of Gaza’s civilian population should not be left in the hands of those whose priorities seemed to lie elsewhere. He suggested that Netanyahu’s primary concern wasn’t the hostages’ release, citing the continued military actions against Gaza as evidence. Macron expressed his intention to push the United States, the country with the power to exert significant pressure on Israel, to influence a change in Israeli policy. If the US failed to act, he warned that European countries would need to consider sanctions against Israel as a means of ensuring progress. “The one country with very concrete means to exert pressure”&nbsp;–&nbsp;to pressure Israel into changing course. Failing that, he said EU countries would have to press ahead with sanctions against Israel,” Macron was quoted as saying to France24.

'Will push US to...': After Palestine recognition, Macron calls for sanctions on Israel if...

France President Emmanuel Macron defended France's decision to recognise Palestine as a state. He emphasised that France’s stance has remained consistent, stressing support for a two-state solution. Macron rejected claims that the recognition was merely symbolic, insisting that the move was part of a broader strategy to initiate a process that could lead to peace. He highlighted two main goals for the ongoing situation: the first, securing the release of hostages held by Hamas, and the second, calling for a ceasefire to halt the loss of life in Gaza and to resume humanitarian assistance. Macron argued that the idea of total war was counterproductive, as it jeopardised the hostages’ safety and only worsened the humanitarian crisis. Also Read: US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth calls rare, urgent meeting of all Generals - No one knows why Macron also framed the recognition of Palestine as a means to isolate Hamas. He pointed out that since the recognition, the Palestinian Authority had condemned the October 7th attacks, called for Hamas’s demilitarisation, and begun internal reforms. He also questioned the effectiveness of Israel’s military operations in Gaza, noting that despite heavy strikes against Hamas, the group remains largely intact. The French president acknowledged Israel’s military successes but argued that these alone wouldn’t eliminate Hamas. He warned that the continuation of total warfare would only result in more civilian casualties without achieving the desired military objective. See the video here

Emmanuel Macron backs Palestine recognition, urges ceasefire, hostage release, criticises Benjamin Netanyahu, and calls for US action or possible EU sanctions on Israel

BREAKING: Israel strikes Yemeni capital Sanaa, massive explosions reported in Yemeni city 

US envoy Steve Witkoff has signaled an imminent breakthrough in efforts to resolve the Gaza conflict. His recent diplomatic engagements with key regional leaders suggest progress toward a potential ceasefire and peace agreement


Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu to condemn recognition of Palestinian state at UNGA 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will use his address at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday to condemn world leaders who recognised a Palestinian state this week, declaring that “there will be no Palestinian state.”Speaking at Ben Gurion Airport before leaving for New York, Netanyahu pledged, “At the UN General Assembly, I will speak our truth, the truth about the citizens of Israel, the truth about our IDF soldiers and the truth about our country. I will denounce those leaders who, instead of denouncing the murderers, rapists, and child burners, want to give them a state in the heart of the Land of Israel. This will not happen.”<h2>Netanyahu rejects recognition of Palestine</h2>On Wednesday, Netanyahu’s office issued a statement rejecting the moves by several Western countries. “The shameful capitulation of some leaders to Palestinian terror does not obligate Israel in any way. There will be no Palestinian state,” the statement read. Six European nations, including France and Belgium, announced their formal recognition of Palestine earlier this week, signalling frustration with Washington’s handling of the Gaza war.<h2>Meeting with Trump in Washington</h2>Netanyahu said he will also meet President Donald Trump in Washington on Monday. “I will meet for the fourth time with President Trump and discuss with him the great opportunities that our victories have brought, and also our need to complete the goals of the war: returning all of our hostages, defeating Hamas and expanding the circle of peace that has opened up following the historic victory in ‘Operation Rising Lion’ and other victories that we have achieved,” he said.The meeting comes weeks after Netanyahu blindsided Trump with a strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar, a move that undermined US efforts to broker a Gaza ceasefire and hostage-release deal.<h2>International backlash</h2>Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza has drawn heavy criticism. A growing number of US allies, including Britain, France, Canada and Australia, announced their recognition of Palestine just before and during the UN gathering, despite Trump’s warnings that it would “reward” Hamas.Trump, speaking at the UN, reaffirmed his strong support for Israel, “Such announcements only serve to encourage continued conflict by giving Hamas a reward for these horrible atrocities.”<h2>Macron challenges Trump over Gaza</h2>French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that Trump has the power to stop the war. “There is one person who can do something about it, and that is the US president. And the reason he can do more than us, is because we do not supply weapons that allow the war in Gaza to be waged,” he told BFM TV in New York.Trump has been meeting regional leaders, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Indonesia and Pakistan, to discuss post-war governance in Gaza. Reports suggest Washington wants Arab and Muslim states to contribute forces to secure the area without Hamas involvement.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu vowed at the UN to oppose recognition of a Palestinian state, reject European moves, meet Donald Trump in Washington, and defend Israel’s Gaza war despite growing international backlash.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will use his address at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday to condemn world leaders who recognised a Palestinian state this week, declaring that “there will be no Palestinian state.” Speaking at Ben Gurion Airport before leaving for New York, Netanyahu pledged, “At the UN General Assembly, I will speak our truth, the truth about the citizens of Israel, the truth about our IDF soldiers and the truth about our country. I will denounce those leaders who, instead of denouncing the murderers, rapists, and child burners, want to give them a state in the heart of the Land of Israel. This will not happen.” Netanyahu rejects recognition of Palestine On Wednesday, Netanyahu’s office issued a statement rejecting the moves by several Western countries. “The shameful capitulation of some leaders to Palestinian terror does not obligate Israel in any way. There will be no Palestinian state,” the statement read. Six European nations, including France and Belgium, announced their formal recognition of Palestine earlier this week, signalling frustration with Washington’s handling of the Gaza war. Meeting with Trump in Washington Netanyahu said he will also meet President Donald Trump in Washington on Monday. “I will meet for the fourth time with President Trump and discuss with him the great opportunities that our victories have brought, and also our need to complete the goals of the war: returning all of our hostages, defeating Hamas and expanding the circle of peace that has opened up following the historic victory in ‘Operation Rising Lion’ and other victories that we have achieved,” he said. The meeting comes weeks after Netanyahu blindsided Trump with a strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar, a move that undermined US efforts to broker a Gaza ceasefire and hostage-release deal. International backlash Israel’s ongoing offensive in Gaza has drawn heavy criticism. A growing number of US allies, including Britain, France, Canada and Australia, announced their recognition of Palestine just before and during the UN gathering, despite Trump’s warnings that it would “reward” Hamas. Trump, speaking at the UN, reaffirmed his strong support for Israel, “Such announcements only serve to encourage continued conflict by giving Hamas a reward for these horrible atrocities.” Macron challenges Trump over Gaza French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that Trump has the power to stop the war. “There is one person who can do something about it, and that is the US president. And the reason he can do more than us, is because we do not supply weapons that allow the war in Gaza to be waged,” he told BFM TV in New York. Trump has been meeting regional leaders, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Indonesia and Pakistan, to discuss post-war governance in Gaza. Reports suggest Washington wants Arab and Muslim states to contribute forces to secure the area without Hamas involvement.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu vowed at the UN to oppose recognition of a Palestinian state, reject European moves, meet Donald Trump in Washington, and defend Israel’s Gaza war despite growing international backlash.

‘Shameful capitulation’: Netanyahu vows to 'denounce' those who recognised Palestine during UN address

Gaza Peace Effort: US President Donald Trump unveiled a 21-point plan to end the Gaza war during a meeting with Arab and Muslim leaders this week, according to his envoy. Meanwhile, Gaza’s civil defense reported dozens killed in ongoing Israeli strikes.


Gaza Peace Effort: Trump Presents New Strategy to Arab and Muslim Officials

A drone launched from Yemen struck the southern Israeli city of Eilat, leaving at least 20 people injured, including two in serious condition, medics said. The attack came days after another Houthi drone struck a hotel in the Red Sea resort city.


20 injured as Iron dome interceptors fail to intercept Houthi missile

A drone launched from Yemen struck the Israeli city of Eilat in the southern part of the country on Wednesday (September 24), leaving at least 20 people wounded, two seriously. The nature of the injuries—whether caused by the drone itself or by interception efforts—remains unclear. The Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen have previously targeted Israel with drone and missile strikes, citing their support for Palestinians in Gaza. Most of these attacks have been intercepted or resulted in minimal damage, with no casualties.&nbsp;The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed they had attempted to intercept the missile, and emergency rescue teams were immediately deployed to the scene. The Magen David Adom rescue service reported evacuating the injured to a nearby hospital, with two victims suffering significant shrapnel wounds. "IDF troops, alongside the Israel Police, were dispatched to the area of Eilat after receiving a report of a UAV attack," the IDF said in a statement.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-iran-has-never-sought-and-will-never-seek-to-build-a-nuclear-bomb-pezeshkian-1758724830495">‘Iran has never sought and will never seek to build a nuclear bomb’: Pezeshkian</a>&nbsp;In response to the earlier Houthi attacks, Israel has carried out retaliatory airstrikes on Yemen. The Israeli Defense Forces' statement also confirmed that both military and police personnel were sent to Eilat following the attack, and a helicopter was called in to assist with evacuations. The military advised residents to seek shelter for ten minutes upon receiving an alert.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-announces-25-000-crore-maritime-development-fund-to-boost-india-s-shipbuilding-industry-all-we-know-1758726249290">India announces ₹25,000-crore Maritime Development Fund to boost India's shipbuilding industry — All we know</a>&nbsp;If confirmed as the work of the Houthis, this would be one of their most impactful attacks in terms of casualties. Previously, in July 2024, a drone strike in Tel Aviv killed one person and injured ten. Earlier this month, another attack near Eilat's Ramon Airport left one person wounded.

Houthi drone attack hits Israel's Eilat city; at least 20 people injured

A drone launched from Yemen struck the Israeli city of Eilat in the southern part of the country on Wednesday (September 24), leaving at least 20 people wounded, two seriously. The nature of the injuries—whether caused by the drone itself or by interception efforts—remains unclear. The Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen have previously targeted Israel with drone and missile strikes, citing their support for Palestinians in Gaza. Most of these attacks have been intercepted or resulted in minimal damage, with no casualties. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed they had attempted to intercept the missile, and emergency rescue teams were immediately deployed to the scene. The Magen David Adom rescue service reported evacuating the injured to a nearby hospital, with two victims suffering significant shrapnel wounds. "IDF troops, alongside the Israel Police, were dispatched to the area of Eilat after receiving a report of a UAV attack," the IDF said in a statement. Also Read: ‘Iran has never sought and will never seek to build a nuclear bomb’: Pezeshkian In response to the earlier Houthi attacks, Israel has carried out retaliatory airstrikes on Yemen. The Israeli Defense Forces' statement also confirmed that both military and police personnel were sent to Eilat following the attack, and a helicopter was called in to assist with evacuations. The military advised residents to seek shelter for ten minutes upon receiving an alert. Also Read: India announces ₹25,000-crore Maritime Development Fund to boost India's shipbuilding industry — All we know If confirmed as the work of the Houthis, this would be one of their most impactful attacks in terms of casualties. Previously, in July 2024, a drone strike in Tel Aviv killed one person and injured ten. Earlier this month, another attack near Eilat's Ramon Airport left one person wounded.

A drone fired from Yemen hit Eilat in southern Israel, injured at least 20 people. Houthi rebels, backing Palestinians, claimed the responsibility

Israel-Gaza: Hamas has strongly denied US President Donald Trump's claim that it is obstructing ceasefire negotiations in Gaza. The group stated that it has never been a barrier to peace talks, instead blaming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for deliberately sabotaging ceasefire attempts.

Israel-Gaza: Hamas Rejects Trump’s Accusation of Blocking Gaza Ceasefire Efforts

Israel-Gaza: Trump has presented a plan to Arab and Muslim leaders aimed at ending Israel’s Gaza war. The discussion included proposals for Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza, deployment of regional peacekeeping troops and much more. 


Israel-Gaza: Trump Hosts Meet on Gaza Peace Plan With Arab & Muslim Leaders 

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday (Sep 23) accused Israel of committing “genocide” in Gaza during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. Showing images of the destruction, he said that “innocent people are dying” as the leaders meet at the annual session of the UN. He further said that there is no war in Gaza, adding that it was an invasion and a policy of mass massacre.“A genocide is continuing in Gaza; even as we meet here, innocent people are dying,” Erdogan said.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-your-countries-are-going-to-hell-trump-lectures-europeans-on-migration-at-un-praises-his-immigration-crackdown-1758643772544">‘Your countries are going to hell’: Trump lectures Europeans on migration at UN, praises his immigration crackdown</a> “We cannot possibly talk about the presence of two sides in Gaza, because in Gaza, on one side, there is a regular army with the most modern, most lethal weapons, and on the other hand, there are innocent civilians, innocent children. This is not a fight against terrorism. This is an occupation, deportation, exile, genocide, and destruction of life,” he said.Erdogan slammed the actions of Israel in the West Bank, “where Hamas is not in power,” and condemned the “attacks on Syria, on Iran, Yemen, and Lebanon.” He also criticised the recent Israeli strike on Qatar earlier this month, which targeted Hamas’s leadership but failed to eliminate them.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-release-the-hostages-now-trump-warns-against-recognising-palestinian-state-says-don-t-give-in-to-hamas-1758638897414">‘Release the hostages now’: Trump warns against recognising Palestinian state, says don’t ‘give in to Hamas’</a>“[Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu is obviously not interested in forging peace or releasing the hostages. Not only Israel’s neighbours, but all countries in the Middle East are subject to the Israeli government’s reckless threats,” he said, adding that Israel’s actions threaten “the values that emerged after the Second World War.”He also went on to blame Israel for the shelving of “fundamental human rights” around the world.

Erdogan also criticised the recent Israeli strike on Qatar earlier this month, which targeted Hamas’s leadership but failed to eliminate them.

Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday (Sep 23) accused Israel of committing “genocide” in Gaza during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. Showing images of the destruction, he said that “innocent people are dying” as the leaders meet at the annual session of the UN. He further said that there is no war in Gaza, adding that it was an invasion and a policy of mass massacre. “A genocide is continuing in Gaza; even as we meet here, innocent people are dying,” Erdogan said. Also read | ‘Your countries are going to hell’: Trump lectures Europeans on migration at UN, praises his immigration crackdown “We cannot possibly talk about the presence of two sides in Gaza, because in Gaza, on one side, there is a regular army with the most modern, most lethal weapons, and on the other hand, there are innocent civilians, innocent children. This is not a fight against terrorism. This is an occupation, deportation, exile, genocide, and destruction of life,” he said. Erdogan slammed the actions of Israel in the West Bank, “where Hamas is not in power,” and condemned the “attacks on Syria, on Iran, Yemen, and Lebanon.” He also criticised the recent Israeli strike on Qatar earlier this month, which targeted Hamas’s leadership but failed to eliminate them. Also read | ‘Release the hostages now’: Trump warns against recognising Palestinian state, says don’t ‘give in to Hamas’ “[Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu is obviously not interested in forging peace or releasing the hostages. Not only Israel’s neighbours, but all countries in the Middle East are subject to the Israeli government’s reckless threats,” he said, adding that Israel’s actions threaten “the values that emerged after the Second World War.” He also went on to blame Israel for the shelving of “fundamental human rights” around the world.

Erdogan also criticised the recent Israeli strike on Qatar earlier this month, which targeted Hamas’s leadership but failed to eliminate them.

‘Genocide is continuing in Gaza’: Turkish President Erdogan slams Israel at UNGA

Israel’s weapons industry continues to thrive despite growing international criticism over its war in Gaza. With key allies like the UK, Canada, and Australia recognizing Palestine, is Israel facing global isolation? Prime Minister Netanyahu warns of long-term consequences as nations reevaluate arms deals and political ties. Here's what this means for Israel's defense economy and international standing.

Israel's arms industry booms | Netanyahu pushes for arms independence

An Israeli army officer was killed in Gaza City after a Hamas RPG strike — the first fatality since Israel launched its renewed ground offensive. Over 640,000 Palestinians have reportedly fled south, as Hamas claims 38 Gazans killed in 24 hours. The operation faces criticism over risks to hostages and worsening humanitarian conditions.

IDF  officer killed in gaza city, first casualty in new offensive amid rising civilian toll 

Israel-Gaza: Israel-Gaza: At the UN General Assembly, world leaders expressed robust support for Palestinian statehood, going against opposition from the United States and Israel amid the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict.


Israel-Gaza: Global Powers Rally for Palestine at UNGA, Against US and Israel Stance

In a historic move, the UK, Canada and Australia officially recognize the State of Palestine, marking a major diplomatic shift. The decision sparks global debate on peace, sovereignty, and Middle East stability. Join us live to know more on this!

BREAKING | Netanyahu On Palestinian Recognition, 'Huge Reward To Terrorism' 

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