Months before his assassination, conservative activist Charlie Kirk delivered comprehensive advice to the Israeli prime minister regarding strategies to address rising opposition to the Jewish state among Americans.
Married couples joined single men and women on the flight, some choosing departure after lengthy detention while others faced forced removal following asylum denials or pending hearings.
Questions about backing Netanyahu's Hamas eradication vow met with refusal from Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani at Friday press conference.
The prime minister and the US president are expected to discuss a 21-step plan to end the war. Streets near the White House were closed. No injuries have been reported thus far.
The White House visit follows days of intense consultations between Netanyahu and Trump’s closest advisers, during which major gaps between Israel and the administration were significantly narrowed on core issues of the American plan to end the war.
Authorization for "Full Force, if necessary" appeared in the presidential statement, suggesting weapons deployment permissions for military personnel.
“They don't want you here,” an African American woman shouted at me on a normal afternoon on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. No kaffiyeh, no dyed hair, no mask, just an ordinary citizen. And in a climate where a leading mayoral candidate promises to scale back police involvement in anti-Israel protests, the worst is yet to come.
According to American and Arab sources, the “21-point plan” also includes dismantling refugee camps, revoking refugee status, and removing UNRWA from Judea and Samaria.
Trump and first lady seen in tense Marine One conversation after UN trip. Footage shows president pointing angry finger at his wife, while she shakes head.
Massive billboards and trucks around the UN and Times Square urge the world to “Remember October 7,” directing viewers to a site documenting Hamas’ crimes and the plight of 48 hostages still held in Gaza.