There are certainly 20 hostages still alive in Gaza and up to 38 others believed to have been killed, says Benjamin Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday dismissed speculation of a falling out with the U.S. administration following a visit to the Gulf by U.S. President Donald Trump that left out Israel.

Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar likely was killed by Israel Defense Forces last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told reporters on Wednesday.

Knowing it has the full support of the Trump administration, the Israeli government is going to previously unheard-of lengths of criminality.

Israel's prime minister rebuffed calls to end the war, step down or take responsibility for failing to prevent Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack

The truth is that there can be no national revival without the return of all hostages, down to the very last one.""Prime Minister Netanyahu needs to listen to the will of his entire nation - to sign an agreement that will immediately bring back all hostages and end this war.

Israeli PM Netanyahu said Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar was "probably" killed in Gaza. Despite allowing aid trucks in, supplies haven't reached civilians. Netanyahu pledged continued military operations for Gaza control.

The head of Israel's progressive opposition party offered a pointed rebuke of the country's latest airstrikes in Gaza.

The kibbutz emphasized that four of its residents were killed during the attack. “They are not ‘nothing,’” the community said.