Netanyahu claims secret UAE visit during Iran war
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the conflicts in Iran and Lebanon, the prospects for a peace deal, and the relationship between the U.S. and Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had quietly visited the UAE during the war, prompting a hasty public denial from the Gulf nation.
Benjamin Netanyahu has dominated Israeli politics for the better part of 30 years, but an opposition coalition is seeking to replace him, promising voters a “rebuild.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has threatened to sue The New York Times for defamation over Nicholas Kristof's op-ed
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AOC Calls Out Bari Weiss For Letting Netanyahu Pick Interviewer: ‘Violation of Any Journalistic Standard’
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called out CBS editor-in-chief Bari Weiss on Thursday over reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was allowed to pick his 60 Minutes interviewer. The post AOC Calls Out Bari Weiss For Letting Netanyahu Pick Interviewer: ‘Violation of Any Journalistic Standard’ first appeared on Mediaite.
CBS News boss Bari Weiss blindsided “60 Minutes” legend Lesley Stahl by handing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s first major US broadcast interview since the Iran war to Major Garrett — a CBS News veteran who isn’t part of the iconic show’s correspondent roster,
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says that he secretly visited the United Arab Emirates during the Iran war.
JERUSALEM, May 13 (Reuters) - The United Arab Emirates' foreign ministry denied on Wednesday a statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office that he visited the country and held a secret meeting with its president.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says he hopes to draw U.S. financial support for Israel down to zero over the next decade in a CBS interview.
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KINSELLA: Benjamin Netanyahu is not Israel
Is Benjamin Netanyahu Israel? Is Israel Benjamin Netanyahu? If you spend a few weeks there, talking to Israelis, the answer is pretty clear: No. To many Israelis, their prime minister no longer represents them. Israeli pollsters say around two-thirds of ...