JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to land Monday in a Washington consumed by political turmoil, creating further uncertainty about U.S.-Israeli relations at a crucial ...

Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed Sir Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney for fuelling antisemitism after two Israeli embassy workers were shot dead in Washington DC. Mr Netanyahu said the ...

Netanyahu will land in Washington on Monday to far less fanfare than he would have expected just a day earlier after Biden’s decision to drop out of the presidential race. But as ceasefire ...

Pro-Palestinian protesters outside of Union Station in Washington, DC, have taken down and burned US flags in protest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit.

Pro-Palestinian protesters had warned of "a day of rage" during Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit. And they delivered. At its peak, thousands had amassed in the streets of Washington DC. They blew ...

One speaker at the protest claimed New York’s Finest “sent 200 cops to Washington, DC” to safeguard Netanyahu “because that’s who they are.” “Their motto in New York is to serve and ...

The Washington DC shootings have bought Netanyahu international sympathy – for now The killing of two Israeli embassy workers outside a Jewish event in the US capital shocked the world – but ...

A video being widely shared on social media appears to show maggots released at the Watergate hotel in Washington DC, purportedly on a table that had been used by Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu.

WASHINGTON, DC — Only three years ago, Donald Trump – then a rather disgraced ex-president — shared his views of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, someone with whom he had been quite close ...

Minister does not 'recognise' Netanyahu comments following Washington DC shooting Luke Pollard has rejected comments by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, after he said the UK is "on the wrong side of ...

Capitol Police pepper spray DC protesters as Israel's Netanyahu addresses Congress Here's what to know about protests, road closures, demonstrators' goals and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said Thursday that he was “shocked” by the “horrific, antisemitic” shooting in Washington, D.C.