Israeli PM Netanyahu acknowledged the US as Israel's strong ally but highlighted India’s support. He stated that Israel maintains various international friendships and is a technology leader, addressing tensions with US over Iran while emphasizing ongoing cooperation with Trump.

Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks came as he reacted to claims made by US Vice President JD Vance who had said that the US was Israel's “only powerful ally”.

He later criticized the maritime border agreement with Lebanon, which was signed under the government of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid.

The Israeli PM said the unnamed villages requested annexation ‘because we protect them against Hezbollah fanatics who want to kill them’.

Netanyahu's government plans to selectively comply with court rulings, leading to a 40.5% chance he is ousted by 2026.

Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu said he and President Donald Trump agreed to meet in the US in the near future, according to a social-media post Saturday from the prime minister’s office.

The plainspoken ex-IDF head embodies a shift from the PM's slick style, which has come to define Israeli politics. But after surging in the polls, he now faces a brutal campaign as Netanyahu's chief foe The post Gruff and unpolished,

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