Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said during a cabinet meeting over the weekend that President Donald Trump never put any restrictions on the IDF’s war in Lebanon, despite Iran insisting that the war end as part of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) that was signed with the U.S. last month.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that the IDF will remain inside Lebanon for as long as necessary, and until Hezbollah is no longer a threat – which stands in contradiction of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed between Washington and Tehran as a framework to permanently end the war.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried his best last week to spin the U.S.-Israeli defeat in Iran as a victory, just as President Donald Trump told Tel Aviv to hold off on future strikes so as not to interfere with peace talks.
In addition to the regular lethal American and Israeli attacks on Iran, last week alone the Israeli military killed 13 Gazans and 13 Lebanese.
President Donald Trump said in an interview on Sunday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “won’t have any choice” but to go along with the decision because he “calls the shots.”
A newly released poll found that the majority of Israelis do not believe the war with Iran should end because Tel Aviv’s security goals have not been achieved, which means there will be no peaceful resolution because Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu needs the war for his political survival, and President Donald Trump appears to follow orders from Tel Aviv.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday ordered the IDF to begin conducting additional strikes on Hezbollah targets inside Lebanon after claiming that the group has been launching attacks on Israeli troops illegally in the country.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday ordered the IDF to begin conducting additional strikes on Hezbollah targets inside Lebanon after claiming that the group has been launching attacks on Israeli troops illegally in the country.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered an increase in military strikes across Iran targeting key manufacturing infrastructure.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday ordered the IDF to “further expand the existing security buffer zone” in southern Lebanon, as his defense minister said the IDF will turn villages near the border into a Gaza 2.0.