US President Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News that he had reached an agreement with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end American payments to Israel by the end of the year. According to Trump, the agreement was reached with Israel's consent.

With Israeli elections approaching, a broad coalition could help advance Trump’s regional ambitions, and give Netanyahu a chance to rebuild ties with Western allies

Prime Minister Netanyahu is pressing President Donald Trump to quickly restart the joint US-Israeli war against Iran once this week’s US elections are over, the Financial Times reported on Monday. During a phone call on Saturday,

Israeli leader and US president talk on phone as mediation efforts led by Qatar seek to broker interim deal between Washington and Tehran

Trump entered his second term with a cloak of invincibility that has been tested in elections in Brazil, Israel and now at home.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said US President Donald Trump was willing to take action to remove the Iranian threat.

Far-right podcaster asserts PM pleading daily for strike, target would be Pickaxe Mountain, fallout would contaminate water for 100 million people, World War III 'inevitable'

President Donald Trump himself acknowledged that domestic unhappiness with the war had played a part in the result. The blue wave was viewed with cautious optimism in Ukraine, and a sense in Europe that little may change in their increasingly fraught transatlantic relations.

Iran was a piece of it,” the president said in a WSJ interview, adding that he didn’t regret launching the war.