Benjamin Netanyahu Archives

29 Oct

Benjamin Netanyahu Camp Takes Early Lead in Israel Election Count, but Government Formation Remains Uncertain

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JERUSALEM (Rajeev Sharma): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political allies were ahead in the latest partial election results, securing 53 seats against 48 for the opposing Jewish-led bloc, as around 90 per cent of votes had been counted, according to figures reported by The Times of Israel. The preliminary figures, released by the Central Elections Committee at 11.35 pm local time, were based on the count from 97.5 per cent of ballot boxes. Despite the lead for Netanyahu’s camp, the results indicated that neither side had secured a clear path to forming a government, leaving coalition negotiations likely to play…

22 Jun

Benjamin Netanyahu Signals Firm Security Policy Amid Iran Concerns and Border Tensions

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Jerusalem (Gurpreet Singh): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again underscored his government's determination to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, asserting that Israel will continue to place national security above all other considerations. His remarks come at a time when diplomatic efforts involving Tehran are drawing global attention and sparking debate across the region. Speaking on Israel's security priorities, Netanyahu said the country's position on Iran remains unchanged regardless of developments at the negotiating table. He stressed that Israel would remain vigilant against any threat that could alter the regional balance of power, describing the prevention of a…

16 Jun

Benjamin Netanyahu Reasserts Firm Stand on Iran’s Nuclear Programme, Says Israel Will Not Compromise on Security

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Jerusalem (Rajeev Sharma): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again underscored his government’s unwavering opposition to Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, stating that Israel’s position will remain unchanged regardless of any diplomatic agreement reached between Tehran and other nations. Speaking on the issue, Netanyahu said preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power has been the central objective of his public life and one that he intends to pursue with the same determination in the years ahead. He stressed that Israel would continue to prioritise its national security above all other considerations. The Prime Minister asserted that no international arrangement would…

15 Mar

“I Am Dying for Coffee”: Netanyahu Mocks Death Rumors in New Video

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Jerusalem (Rajeev Sharma)— Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu broke a week-long public absence on Sunday, March 15, 2026, by releasing a video aimed at silencing widespread social media speculation regarding his death. The video, posted to his personal X (formerly Twitter) handle, shows the Prime Minister in a casual setting at what appears to be a roadside mini-market, ordering coffee. Speculation had intensified over the past week as Netanyahu remained out of the public eye following the dramatic escalation of the U.S.-Israel joint strikes on Iran and the subsequent regional retaliation. Rumors were further fueled by a viral, allegedly doctored…

03 Mar

Netanyahu Promises Finite Military Campaign as Regional Tensions Spread

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Jerusalem (Rajeev Sharma): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted that the expanding confrontation with Iran will be swift and purposeful, dismissing fears of a protracted war in the Middle East. In a televised appearance on Hannity, Netanyahu said the joint efforts of Israel and the United States are aimed at delivering a decisive shift in regional security dynamics. “We are not entering an endless cycle of conflict,” he stated, framing the operation as a strategic move intended to create conditions for longer-term stability. The remarks come amid sustained military exchanges between Israeli and Iranian forces, with Washington playing a…

02 Mar

PM Modi Engages Netanyahu Over Phone, Urges De-escalation in Tense West Asia

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New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh/Rajeev Sharma): As instability deepens across West Asia, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday connected with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to exchange views on the unfolding security situation and its wider implications. Sources indicated that the leaders reviewed recent developments in the region, where military actions and counter-strikes have sharply intensified tensions. During the call, Modi voiced India’s apprehensions about the escalating conflict and highlighted the urgent necessity of protecting civilian populations caught in the crossfire. Sharing details of the interaction on social media platform X, the Prime Minister said India has consistently advocated restraint and…

22 Sep

Netanyahu Vows Firm Opposition After UK, Canada, Australia Recognize Palestine

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Jerusalem (Rajeev Sharma): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has strongly rejected the recognition of Palestine by the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, asserting there will be no Palestinian state west of the Jordan River. In a statement released by his office, Netanyahu accused the three countries of rewarding terrorism and pledged that Israel would respond after his return from the United States.“There will be no Palestinian state. The response to the latest attempt to force upon us a terror state in the heart of our land will be given after my return from the United States,” Netanyahu said. He argued…

22 Jun

Netanyahu Hails Trump After US Strikes Iran’s Nuclear Sites: “A Historic Shift Begins Tonight”

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Jerusalem/Washington (National Times): Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday applauded U.S. President Donald Trump for ordering airstrikes on three major Iranian nuclear facilities, calling it a "bold and historic decision" that he believes will reshape the future of the Middle East. In a nationally broadcast video statement following the strikes, Netanyahu declared, “President Trump and I have always said: ‘Peace through strength.’ Tonight, the United States demonstrated extraordinary strength under his leadership.” The U.S. military, in a coordinated nighttime assault, targeted Iran's Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites. According to Trump’s comments on Fox News, the operation involved six…

14 Jun

Benjamin Netanyahu Urges Iranians to “Rise Against Oppression” Amid Escalating Conflict with Tehran

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Jerusalem (National Times): As tensions between Israel and Iran continue to escalate, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a direct appeal to the citizens of Iran, calling on them to stand up against what he described as the "oppressive and murderous Islamic regime." In a televised address delivered late Thursday, following a wave of missile strikes from Iran, Netanyahu stated, "Our struggle is not with the Iranian people. It is with the brutal regime that has held you hostage for decades and brought nothing but poverty and repression." He went further, urging Iranians to embrace their national identity and…