In Trump, Netanyahu Sees a More Favorable U.S. President
There is a belief in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing Israeli government that a Trump administration will allow it to end its wars on favorable terms. By Isabel Kershner Reporting from Jerusalem Only a few hours had passed since Donald J.
‘Netanyahu is having the best day’: How the world is reacting to Trump’s victory
NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel joins Andrea Mitchell, Chris Jansing and Katy Tur to discuss how the election results may shape the future of foreign affairs with Former Secretary of Homeland Jeh Johnson and New York Times Chief White House correspondent Peter Baker.
The Israeli prime minister is expecting a freer hand from Washington as it pursues conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and with Iran.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "was among the first" Wednesday to call President-elect Donald Trump, the world ...
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Sinwar led a terrorist organization and met a predictable fate on the battlefield. Netanyahu, however, is a democratically ...
The UN’s aid agency for Palestinians is facing its “darkest hour,” its chief has said, as he implored member states to defend ...
News of Donald Trump's apparent victory in the U.S. presidential election rapidly reverberated around the world early ...
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Netanyahu ally accused of leaking documents to derail hostage dealTEL AVIV — A scandal over a leak of top-secret military documents, allegedly involving the office of Prime Minister Benjamin ...
Firing the defense minister because of a political need to pass legislation dismissing the ultra-Orthodox from army service ...
Trump's plan to enact tariffs on nearly all US imports is central to how his presidency will impact consumers.
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