U.S. Vice President JD Vance slammed Israel's parliament vote on West Bank annexation, labeling it an 'insult.' His remarks come as diplomatic tensions rise and U.S. officials push for peace in Gaza.
Tensions rise as Israel's parliament moves towards annexation of the West Bank, threatening US-led efforts to stabilize Gaza. Secretary of State Rubio warns against the move, highlighting its potential impact on peace negotiations.
In a significant statement, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that Israel is in charge of its own security as he meets with U.S. Vice President Vance to discuss the Gaza ceasefire. Amid ongoing tensions, questions arise about the future of international involvement in the region.
Vice President JD Vance lands in Israel as the U.S. aims to enforce a shaky Gaza ceasefire following a weekend of violence. What does this mean for Middle East peace?
US Vice President JD Vance is in Israel to negotiate a ceasefire with Prime Minister Netanyahu, amidst renewed violence from Hamas. The future of peace in Gaza hangs in the balance.
The US State Department has credible reports of an imminent Hamas attack on civilians in Gaza, raising serious concerns over the ongoing ceasefire. This warning comes amid significant developments in the peace negotiations.
This week in politics sees a mixed bag: a hopeful Gaza ceasefire, Supreme Court challenges to the Voting Rights Act, and Senate races heating up with key candidates entering the fray. Plus, a dramatic Pentagon press exodus and an indictment of John Bolton. Dive into the political chaos!
The Gaza ceasefire is now in effect, bringing a glimmer of hope for peace as the countdown for the release of hostages begins. Will this lead to lasting change in the region?
A ceasefire has been established in Gaza following a US-brokered deal involving President Trump. This pivotal agreement aims to end the two-year conflict, but major hurdles remain before lasting peace can be achieved.
As President Trump predicts imminent peace in Gaza, Jared Kushner leads negotiations that could change the landscape of the Middle East. Can he deliver on this ambitious promise?
