Netanyahu coalition is in jeopardy, the latest report by the US office of National Intelligence, says Israel's coalition government is in turbulence. The Prime Minister is facing heat over his hardline policies.

Israelis demand PM Netanyahu's resignation, faces heat over his hardline policies

Palestinians are preparing for the holy month of Ramadan in the shadow of the ongoing war in Gaza. Thousands of Israeli police have been deployed around the narrow streets of Jerusalem where tens of thousands of worshippers are expected every day at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound. Watch to know more!

Gazans preparing for Ramadan under the shadow of the Israel war | Israel-Hamas War

The Israel-Hamas conflict is a long drawn out war between Israel and Palestine - it is fraying tempers now between alies - the United States and Israel. Israel's actions are under scrutiny now as the death toll in Gaza continues to rise.

Netanyahu vs Biden: Netanyahu vows to defy Biden's Rafah red line, 'Will go forward with invasion'

Biden vs Netanyahu: US President warns Israel PM of Rafah invasion; how far will US go?

United States President Joe Biden has said that the approach of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Gaza war is&nbsp;"hurting Israel more than helping Israel".&nbsp;

The remarks were made by Biden in an interview aired on Saturday (Mar 9). Such statements&nbsp;have highlighted the increasing impatience of the US leader with Israel.

Netanyahu "has a right to defend Israel, a right to continue to pursue Hamas," said Biden, but stated that "he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken."

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-says-hamas-hardening-stance-on-hostage-deal-to-inflame-region-during-ramadan-698431">Israel says Hamas hardening stance on hostage deal to 'inflame region' during Ramadan</a>

"In my view, he is hurting Israel more than helping Israel," the US president said.

<h2>Biden makes contradictory remarks over "red line"</h2>

Amid the increasing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the left flank of Biden in an uproar, the US President made contradictory remarks while speaking about the "red line" over Israel's&nbsp;threatened offensive&nbsp;on Rafah in southern Gaza.

He remained ambiguous over the issue of Israel's likely invasion of Rafah where nearly 1.5 million of the territory's 2.4 million residents are currently living.

The 81-year-old Democrat said, "It is a red line. I am never going to leave Israel. The defence of Israel is still critical."

"There is no red line (in which) I want to cut off all weapons so they don't have the Iron Dome (air defence system) to protect them," he added.

Once again contradicting his remarks, Biden said that there were in fact "red lines... You cannot have 30,000 more Palestinians dead."

Watch:&nbsp;UNRWA Row: UN releases report on Israeli accusations, accuses Israel of getting fake confessions

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After delivering the State of the Union address, Biden had said on a hot mic that he would need to have a "come to Jesus" meeting with Netanyahu, which is an expression used in America and refers to a dramatic realisation that one needs to correct course.

Since the October 7 attack by Hamas, Israel has continuously bombarded the Gaza Strip.&nbsp;

On Saturday, Biden remained evasive on the possibility of another trip to Israel. He had made his last visit in October just after the deadly Hamas attack.

(With inputs from agencies)

United States President Joe Biden has said that the approach of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Gaza war is "hurting Israel more than helping Israel".

United States President Joe Biden has said that the approach of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Gaza war is "hurting Israel more than helping Israel". The remarks were made by Biden in an interview aired on Saturday (Mar 9). Such statements have highlighted the increasing impatience of the US leader with Israel. Netanyahu "has a right to defend Israel, a right to continue to pursue Hamas," said Biden, but stated that "he must pay more attention to the innocent lives being lost as a consequence of the actions taken." Also Read: Israel says Hamas hardening stance on hostage deal to 'inflame region' during Ramadan "In my view, he is hurting Israel more than helping Israel," the US president said. Biden makes contradictory remarks over "red line" Amid the increasing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the left flank of Biden in an uproar, the US President made contradictory remarks while speaking about the "red line" over Israel's threatened offensive on Rafah in southern Gaza. He remained ambiguous over the issue of Israel's likely invasion of Rafah where nearly 1.5 million of the territory's 2.4 million residents are currently living. The 81-year-old Democrat said, "It is a red line. I am never going to leave Israel. The defence of Israel is still critical." "There is no red line (in which) I want to cut off all weapons so they don't have the Iron Dome (air defence system) to protect them," he added. Once again contradicting his remarks, Biden said that there were in fact "red lines... You cannot have 30,000 more Palestinians dead." Watch: UNRWA Row: UN releases report on Israeli accusations, accuses Israel of getting fake confessions After delivering the State of the Union address, Biden had said on a hot mic that he would need to have a "come to Jesus" meeting with Netanyahu, which is an expression used in America and refers to a dramatic realisation that one needs to correct course. Since the October 7 attack by Hamas, Israel has continuously bombarded the Gaza Strip. On Saturday, Biden remained evasive on the possibility of another trip to Israel. He had made his last visit in October just after the deadly Hamas attack. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu's approach 'hurting Israel more than helping it', says Biden

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 War: US President Biden says 'Israel can't have 30,000 more Palestinians dead'

In his third State of Union address, President Biden attempted to take a defiant political tone aimed at Netanyahu. He was caught in mic saying that he and the Israeli leader will need to have a 'Jesus meeting'.

US President Joe Biden frustration with Netanyahu caught on hot mic

In his third State of Union address, President Biden attempted to take a defiant political tone aimed at Netanyahu. He was caught in mic saying that he and the Israeli leader will need to have a 'Jesus meeting'. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: US President Biden says, I want a 'come to Jesus' meeting with Netanyahu

Joe Biden's frustration growing with Netanyahu over humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Ex-Mossad head Tamir Pardo talks to WION about Gaza war completing 5 months. Says unfortunately Israel doesn't have a strategy and he awaits one which can bring the war close to an end.

Former Mossad head claims that "unfortunately" Israel doesn't have a strategy

Israel will push on with its offensive against Hamas, including into the southern Gaza city of Rafah, despite growing international pressure to stop, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday.

Netanyahu says Israel will push on with Gaza offensive, including in Rafah

Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will now push on with its offensive against Hamas including into the South Gaza City of Rafah, despite growing International pressure to stop. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu says Israel will resist pressure to halt Rafah attack

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli PM Netanyahu vows to continue Gaza offensive

President Joe Biden was telling Israel to alter their approach in Gaza when he wasn't arguing for a second term. With the entire world focusing on Biden Using his yearly State of the Union speech on Thursday night, the President applied pressure on the Israeli government to permit more humanitarian aid to reach the Gaza Strip and to work toward a two-state solution after the war.

Biden's address: Biden pressures Israel as he promises Gaza aid

Reports say Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used state funds to repair his private pool in the middle of this Gaza war. What was the hurry? Couldn't Netanyahu have waited? Also, why was public funds used to repair the tiles of Netanyahu's pool? Here's a report.

Gravitas | Wrong Timing: Netanyahu's private pool gets a war-time upgrade

Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu is under fire at home. Prime Minister's Office has confirmed it financed work on Netanyahu's private pool at his residence.

Israel elections: Voter turnout uncertain amid threat of rocket attacks

US President Joe Biden has said that a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza will hopefully come soon into effect (by Monday). Negotiations from Qatar, Egypt, US and France are working. Watch to know more!

Israel war | Gaza Ceasefire soon? Egypt, Qatar, US negotiate another truce

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under fire at home. The prime minister's office has confirmed that it financed work on Netanyahu's private pool at his residence coming at a time when Israel is at war with Hamas. This Revelation is expectedly triggering much criticism. The fresh criticism for Netanyahu comes ahead of the Municipal elections in the country, 7 million Israelis are eligible to vote for Mayors or local Council heads in 197 municipal authorities and 44 local councils. The polling was originally scheduled for October 31st last year, weeks after the war began against Hamas. Watch to know more!

Israel Local Elections: Voter turnout uncertain amid threat of rocket attacks

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: The Palestinian Authority prime minister Mohammad Shtayyeh announced the resignation of his government, the government is the authority in the West Bank. In a statement he announced that he has submitted the resignation to President Mahmoud Abbas as he adds that this comes in the wake of the recent escalations in the ongoing war in Gaza. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has wowed to push into Rafah. Watch to know more!

West Bank Govt Submits Resignation to Abbas: PM Shtayyeh's government resigns over Israel-Hamas war

The Israeli Prime Minister and his office has said on Monday that the military has put forth a plan for evacuating civilians in the Gaza Strip along with an operational plan. The announcement comes as Israel threatens a fullscale invasion of Rafah which is Gaza's Southernmost city and has been so far untouched by the ground troops. Now prime minister Netanyahu said on Sunday that the military operation into Gaza's Rafah would put Israel within weeks of total victory over Hamas. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli military presents evacuation plan, along with an operational plan

According to officials and local media, Israel's war cabinet decided on Saturday to send negotiators to Qatar to carry on negotiations toward achieving a ceasefire in the conflict with Hamas and the release of hostages detained in Gaza.

Israel-hamas war: Israeli negotiators sent to Qatar for more Hamas hostage talks

Gaza truce talks were underway in Paris , in what appears to be the most serious push for weeks to halt the fighting in the battered Palestinian enclave and see Israeli and foreign hostages released. But airstrikes on Rafah continues, 8 people are reported to be dead.

Israel-hamas war: Gaza ceasefire talks underway in Paris as air strikes continue

Israeli leaders planned to convene on Saturday to hear of possible progress in mediated negotiations on a new Gaza truce to recover hostages held by Hamas, but Palestinians saw little change in polarised positions almost five months into the war.

Israel-hamas war: Israel signals progress in Gaza truce talks, Palestinians see little movement

Israel has sent negotiators on Friday for truce talks in Paris, as Gazans hoped for a ceasefire that could hold off a full-blown Israeli assault on Rafah, after it endured one of its worst bombardments of the conflict.

Israel-Hamas war: Palestinian leaders reject Israel's post-war Gaza plan

Israel has sent negotiators on Friday for truce talks in Paris, as Gazans hoped for a ceasefire that could hold off a full-blown Israeli assault on Rafah, after it endured one of its worst bombardments of the conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his proposed plan for postwar Gaza and the International Community seems to be in disfavor. As per the plan Israel seeks open-ended control over security and civilian Affairs in the Gaza Strip. The Proposal was rejected by Palestinian leaders on Friday. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: US says, PM Netanyahu's post-war plan against International law

The Israel-Hamas war cabinet decided on Thursday to send a delegation to Paris on Friday for crucial negotiations on a hostage agreement and related ceasefire in the Gaza conflict.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel's Mossad Chief heads to Paris for hostage talks

Israel-hamas war: PM Netanyahu sends Israeli team to Paris for hostage talks

A Houthi official made a statement on the social media platform X not long after the leader of the group declared that the group was intensifying attacks on ships in the Red Sea and other waters, utilizing new "submarine weapons" among other things, in an attempt to replicate Israeli military actions in the Gaza Strip.

Red Sea Crisis: Houthis leaders order ‘ban’ on Israel, US and UK-linked ships in the Red Sea

The diplomatic spat between Brazil and Israel entered a third day on Tuesday, with Brazil's foreign minister calling Israel's response to comments made by President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on the Gaza Strip "unacceptable" and "untruthful."

Israel-Hamas war | Brazil-Israel diplomatic spat continues

Israel-Hamas war | Brazil calls Israel's statements unacceptable

The show Israel's Army pressed on Sunday with its campaign in southern Gaza to destroy Hamas as prospects dimmed for a ceasefire. In the more than 4-month old conflict Israel has concentrated its military operations in Khan Younis the hometown of Hamas in Gaza.

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