Israelis demand an account of October 7, three years after the attacks.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to assume any personal responsibility for what happened or to order a state investigation.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to assume any personal responsibility for what happened or to order a state investigation.
The Burnham and Netanyahu Governments reach an agreement to keep the building open, with only seven of their 27 diplomats and no general consul
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to take any personal responsibility for what happened or to order a state investigation.
In our Context section we analyze the external and internal warnings that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would have received, prior to the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023. Three years after and 20 days after the elections, the most competitive candidates do not offer an alternative to the military strategy for a settlement of the conflict with the Palestinians. Meanwhile, attacks in Gaza continue despite the ceasefire and the destruction of the territory.
For now, it's still Benjamin Netanyahu's Israel. In 2023, in the immediate aftermath of the country's worst day of bloodshed in its history, pundits predicted the quick demise of the right-wing prime minister. But on the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, Israel's still not reckoned with the security failures on the day, the root causes of the Hamas-led terror attack, the brutal war of vengeance that followed and above all, Netanyahu is still prime minister with a fair shot at re-election. Even if the Likud leader is voted out on October 27, his most serious election rivals don't exac
They are three years since Hamas attacked Israel on October 7. Benjamin Netanyahu's response radically changed life in Gaza.'Al Jazeera 'details how thousands of Palestinians went from living to surviving among the rubble. While' The Jerusalem Post 'talks about the impact of this date on the Israelis and how it comes, according to' Libération ', to have an important weight in the campaign for the 27 October elections in Israel.
The families of the victims and hostages have taken advantage of the third anniversary of October 7 to rehold the Benjamin Netanyahu Government accountable following the Hamas attacks in 2023. In Tel Aviv, thousands of people meet to honor the memory of the victims, the commemoration also comes for the first time with all the hostages back, marking a new stage in the duel of many Israeli families. This happens while the consequences of the conflict following those attacks persist. The Israeli military offensive in the Gaza Strip has left a
Three years after the attacks of 7 October 2023, criticism within Israel of the Benjamin Netanyahu Government continues. Families of the victims and hostages have questioned decisions that, according to them, made negotiations difficult or delayed to secure the release of the abductees who were held by Hamas in 2023. Junior Aguirre Gorgona, international political analyst, writer, master in human rights and Jewish history, addresses the issue in France 24.
An investigation published by the Israeli newspaper 'Haaretz' claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received warnings about a possible large Hamas operation days before the attack, including information transmitted by the President of the United Arab Emirates. Daniel Schwartz, a historian, journalist and political analyst, addresses the issue in France 24.
After the turbulence, Washington highlights its "very good relationship" with Benjamin Netanyahu. But behind the display of a new understanding, tensions between the two leaders question the strength of the American-Israeli alliance. Decryption of our correspondent Matthew Mabin from Washington.
As Israelis mark the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack, and with elections due later this month, one question keeps resurfacing: What did Benjamin Netanyahu know in the run-up to the attack? The Israeli prime minister has been accused of ignoring repeated warnings – an allegation he denies.
As the Israeli legislature approached, the warnings received before the October 7 attacks placed Benjamin Netanyahu's responsibility at the heart of the electoral debate. Journalistic investigations report warnings to the Prime Minister, who contests these revelations. However, these warnings did not specify the timing or extent of the assault. Florent Rodo's story.
Israel pays tribute to the victims of the Hamas attacks of 7 October 2023, three years after the tragedy. As legislation approaches, responsibilities for security failures and crisis management fuel the campaign. Benjamin Netanyahu, who is seeking a new mandate, is challenged by an opposition demanding an independent commission of inquiry. Stéphane Amar's correspondence from Jerusalem to France 24.
Three years after Hamas attacks of October 7, 2023, Benjamin Netanyahu played his political survival as he approached the legislature at the end of the month. Accused of ignoring warnings before the massacre and refusing any independent investigation, Benjamin Netanyahu sees his electoral base stand still.
The country reminds the more than 1,200 victims on an anniversary impregnated by the closeness of the elections, who will measure the political responsibility of Netanyahu
Netanyahu stretches on October 7 because he knows that, when he is finished, the wounded and bloody nation that chose him could finally be free to do some kind of introspection.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given voters an election ultimatum: Vote for him or vote for Palestine.
The opposition calls for a commission of inquiry and the resignation of the Minister of Transport, after it was known that Israel received the crew list before the flight and that an airline from Oman had rejected the pilot for the radicality of its ideas
In a week that’s seen the heroism of the captain, crew and passengers on board FlyDubai flight 1073 heralded, eye witnesses report seeing the co-pilot trying to kill the pilot and destroying the cockpit controls in order to crash the plane. Despite being stabbed repeatedly, Captan Smit Machchhar managed to open the cockpit door, allowing passengers to overwhelm the suspect and regain control of the aircraft after its rapid descent of more than 14,000 feet in 30 seconds. They prevented a 9/11-style catastrophe, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised Friday to "pay a high price" to possible sponsors of the attack on Flydubai flight. According to him, the co-pilot "intended to crash the aircraft with his passengers".