Donald Trump made a public appeal to Israel’s President Isaac Herzog, urging him to pardon Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu, who was indicted in 2019 on three separate charges, faces allegations that include receiving nearly 700,000 shekels. Trump’s statement has put renewed focus on the Israeli leader’s legal challenges.

In an emphatic declaration of support for Middle Eastern peace, the United Nations General Assembly voted overwhelmingly on Friday to endorse a two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict. This move urges the establishment of a Palestinian state—a position vehemently opposed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, highlighting the challenges that lie ahead.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed claims that Israel had any involvement in Charlie Kirk’s assassination. He characterized the allegations as “absurd,” underlining that there was no credible evidence to support them. The accusation has nevertheless attracted global media attention.

Governor Kristi Noem revealed that President Trump will decide on action regarding Iran within days following candid discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Emphasizing the urgency, Noem highlighted the importance of U.S.-Israel collaboration and asserted that Hamas cannot be allowed to remain.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has acknowledged that pressure from allies led to his decision to resume aid to Gaza. The resumption marks a significant shift in Israel’s approach to the humanitarian situation in the region.