Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump are meeting to discuss key Middle East issues.

As Netanyahu flies to Washington to meet Trump, the center of the discussion is the question of control over Gaza after the war ends, and what options are favorable to Israel and the US.

This follows an earlier interview with Army Radio, where Abu Shabab denied working with Israel but added that he hadn't ruled ...

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Palestinian Arab source involved in ceasefire-prisoner swap negotiations predicts agreement between Israel and Hamas could be signed soon, due to direct involvement from US President Donald Trump.

Back in April, Trump had caught Netanyahu off guard by announcing that the US was willing to enter “direct” talks with ...

Fidan says Israeli aggression undermines global stability, calls for urgent international action to restore peace and protect ...

Indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas began on Sunday evening in Doha, aiming to broker a ceasefire and reach an ...

A federal bench trial is set to begin over a lawsuit that challenges Trump administration efforts of arresting and deporting ...

The action required must come from governments, and should include upholding the law against protests that cross the line ...