Israel : US Assures Israel Support Against Possible "Terrorist Wave"

Scores of people have died in multiple terrorist attacks in Israel over the past few days. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is now seeking support from the United States.

The United States has pledged support to Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett after several deadly attacks within a few days. This was announced by the White House after a phone call with US President Joe Biden.

Israel: Naftali Bennett Announces Tough Reaction After Attacks

There were three attacks in Israel, eleven people died. Security measures in the country are to be strengthened, and the prime minister warns of a "terror wave".

After several attacks within a few days in Israel, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced a tough reaction from the security forces. The Prime Minister called an emergency meeting with senior security officials. "We will fight terrorism with an iron hand," Bennett said.

Syria Condemns Israel's Plans To Expand The Golan Heights

Prime Minister Naftali Benett wants to build new settlements on the rocky plateau. The Foreign Ministry in Damascus calls the project dangerous and unprecedented.

Syria has criticized Israel's plans to expand settlements in the Golan Heights. Israel wants to cement its occupation of the area with this dangerous and unprecedented act, announced the Foreign Ministry in Damascus. Syria feels an obligation to its compatriots who live in the area and who have steadfastly resisted occupation and annexation.

Naftali Bennett: The Anti-Bibi

Israel’s new Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is ruling his country unusually calmly and efficiently. What does this mean for the country that has been plagued by the permanent political crisis?

If you ask Israeli journalists about the biggest change Israel's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has faced with his country, it is often said that politics has become boring since he took office six months ago.  

Hardly anyone complains about that here, on the contrary. The fact that Israel, which is characterized by crises and wars, is suddenly being ruled with little noise under Bennett, makes many a sigh of relief.

What Does Israel Want From UAE Friendship?

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has become the first Israeli leader to visit the United Arab Emirates. Naftali Bennett is working to improve relations with Gulf countries, including the United Arab Emirates, in the face of growing tensions with Iran.

A year after the resumption of diplomatic relations between the United Arab Emirates and Israel, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Raed of Abu Dhabi has met with the Israeli Prime Minister.

The Israeli prime minister said he wanted to boost economic and trade ties between the two countries.

Israeli Prime Minister Travels To The Emirates For The First Time

Naftali Bennett is Israel's first head of government to visit the United Arab Emirates. One reason is the faltering nuclear negotiations with Iran.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is officially visiting the United Arab Emirates for the first time. The visit comes as part of a regional diplomatic advance, as the nuclear negotiations with Iran in Vienna are progressing slowly. Bennett's office said the prime minister would meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sajid and talk to him about strengthening economic and military ties.

US Reopen Embassy In Israeli Capital Jerusalem

Palestine has criticized Israel for rejecting a promise to reopen the US consulate in Jerusalem.

International media report said it will revive Washington's key mission for the Palestinians in a move which the disputed city.

It should be noted that Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett had said on Saturday that there was no room for another US mission in Jerusalem.

The Trump administration closed the US Consulate in Jerusalem, an office that had served as a de facto embassy for Palestinians for years.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has vowed to reopen it.

A move that Israel says will challenge its sovereignty over the city.