What's new: Netanyahu moved to speed settlement approvals and home demolitions after the Tal clash near Nablus.
Earlier: Israel launches major West Bank operation after 6 deathsSeries: Israel · West Bank Escalation · 2 chapters since Jul 24Why it matters: The visit comes as strains have surfaced over the war with Iran and fraught negotiations on an Iran deal.
Why it matters: Zohran Mamdani said only the federal government could act, despite calling the Israeli leader unwelcome in New York.
The comment came after New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the city lacks independent authority to enforce the ICC warrant.
What's new: Zohran Mamdani said city lawyers are reviewing whether New York could act on the ICC warrant if the Israeli leader visits.
What’s new: The clash centers on whether New York could act on the ICC warrant if Netanyahu attends the UN meeting in September.
He has asked New York City’s Law Department to assess whether NYPD could detain Netanyahu during the UN General Assembly in September.
What's next: City lawyers are reviewing whether New York has any power to detain a visiting foreign leader at the UN.
The backing came as the Israeli PM received Argentina's ambassador and sent a direct message back to President Milei.
Series: Fifa World Cup · 2026 Final · 7 chapters since Jul 16The package also includes 8 billion shekel for settlement infrastructure, adding a further obstacle to the Palestinian-Israeli peace process.
The push followed Trump’s meeting with Syria’s interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa as Lebanon-Israel talks continued in Rome.
The list includes Trump, Netanyahu, Macron, Meloni and Merz, but no official Iranian government endorsement accompanied it.
New polls put Gadi Eisenkot as the main challenger as support for Netanyahu weakens after the Gaza war.
His office said Graham died after a brief, sudden illness a day after returning from a trip to Ukraine.
Trump also said U.S. sanctions on Turkiye would be lifted, a move that could reopen Ankara’s access to the F-35 program.
Why it matters: The speech pairs sharp criticism of Gaza policy with proposals to end some US defense subsidies and penalize settlement backers.
The September 2025 call came as Trump pushed a 20-point Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction plan.
What's new: The judges say the penalties cut off banking, credit cards, travel bookings and some health insurance coverage.
Channel 12 reports Washington has opened informal contacts with Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eisenkot ahead of Israel's election.
New: A fifth round of talks opened in Washington as Beirut pressed for an Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
What's new: The New Jersey senator said the deal handed Iran major economic benefits and left Washington with less leverage.
Why it matters: The clashes deepen strain on a US-Iran deal meant to halt fighting in Lebanon and could prolong Israel's military presence there.
Why it matters: The vice president framed the pact as serving US interests even if parts of Israel's political system oppose it.
New: Trump says a U.S.-Iran peace signing is planned in Swiss on Friday, with ships in the Strait of Hormuz tariff-free.
What's at stake: The talks test a new US-Iran pact that calls for Lebanon's territorial integrity and could hinge on whether Trump threatens repercussions.
Israel's opposition and far-right ministers both rejected the peace draft, calling it a setback that weakens Tel Aviv.
What's next: Iran threatened retaliation, Israel readied for incoming fire, and the stalled agreement had been targeted for June 14.
Why it matters: The agreement undercuts Netanyahu’s core pitch that his ties to Trump would strengthen Israel’s security.
What's next: The U.S.-Iran agreement is expected to be signed Friday in Geneva as displaced Lebanese are told not to return south yet.
What’s new: The draft would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and extend the U.S.-Iran ceasefire for 60 days while nuclear talks continue.
The move comes six months after Israel recognized Somaliland’s independence, stoking a new dispute over Somalia’s sovereignty and Jerusalem’s status.
Why it matters: Early terms appear to leave Iran’s missiles, proxy funding and parts of its nuclear program unresolved during a 60-day ceasefire.
What's next: Trump said a signing could come within days, while Tehran has not yet given a formal response.
Why it matters: The funding would expand roads, water and sewage links for settlement sites that Palestinians and most countries deem illegal.
The proposal came as Israel's cabinet weighed expanding operations in Lebanon despite a ceasefire announced on April 16.
What's new: The group said 27 Bedouin and herding communities were displaced or faced displacement in Area C from 2023 to 2025.
Israel still refuses to stop strikes in Lebanon, while Iran leaves open the possibility of continued talks with the U.S.
Paris imposed the measure with Britain, Canada, Australia, Norway and New Zealand against those linked to rising settler violence.
Series: Israeli Ministers · EU Sanctions Push · 2 chapters since Jun 5What's new: France also barred Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, while the group warned Israel could face further action.
What's new: He said Tehran is offering "real things" in negotiations and warned US policy will follow American interests, not Israeli aims.
What's new: Lebanese state media reported 2 dead and 11 injured, and Israel later warned residents to leave Tyre ahead of possible strikes.
Earlier: Trump urges Netanyahu to stop Israeli strikes on BeirutSeries: Israel · Lebanon Ceasefire Crisis · 10 chapters since Jun 1DIA assessment says Israel may have monitored senior US officials to gauge Donald Trump options on Iran and Lebanon.
What's new: Police said the suspected gunman from Tayibe was killed, and the shootings hit three sites near Qalqilya.
Israel’s image worsened in 13 of 24 countries with trend data, while trust in Benjamin Netanyahu remains low in many places.
What's new: Netanyahu played down the clash and said both leaders still agree on disarming Hezbollah to pursue Israel-Lebanon peace.
What's new: Rockets, airstrikes and evacuation warnings continued after the deal, complicating wider U.S.-Iran truce talks.