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US president’s remarks to Time magazine about PM’s role in conflict draw heavily critical response from Israeli government

Some Gazans are now reduced to drinking sewage water and eating animal feed, the WHO's regional chief said Tuesday, pleading for increased aid access immediately to the besieged territory.

State Department awaits Hamas response to ceasefire deal amid ongoing conflict in Tel Aviv and Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister faces internal pressure, while ...

According to preliminary satellite analysis by the UN, around 55 percent of all structures in the Gaza Strip have been destroyed, damaged, or possibly damaged since the war erupted in the Palestinian territory eight months ago. Meanwhile, a proposed peace plan by US President Joe Biden is being questioned by…

President Biden expresses concern over Israel's actions in Gaza, criticizes the ICC, and warns about the dangers of a potential second Trump term.

It was some of the president's harshest criticism of Netanyahu since Oct. 7.

US President Joe Biden swiped at Benjamin Netanyahu in an interview with Time magazine published Tuesday, saying there was "every reason" to conclude the Israeli prime minister was dragging out the Gaza war to save himself politically.

Public support for Israel’s war aims may be faltering, but not necessarily for the reasons many might expect.

President Biden's nuanced stance on Israel's actions in Gaza and proposed peace plan spark reactions domestically and internationally.