Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday addressed the 79th United Nations General Assembly at the U.N.

U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde's comments criticizing the Biden administration prompted some boos during the somber event, which otherwise displayed bipartisan unity.

"I believe that history will also remember Oct. 7 as a dark day for the Palestinian people," U.S. President Joe Biden stated.

President Joe Biden on October 7 issued a statement marking one year since the October 7 attack: ...

U.S. efforts to secure a Gaza ceasefire remain stalled after nearly a year of fighting, while Iran-backed Houthi rebels ...

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian student groups held memorials on campus Monday, exactly one year after the Oct. 7, 2023, ...

The official commemorations of the Israeli casualties on October 7, 2023 ignore the objective historical roots of the Palestinian rebellion against Zionist repression.

The imperialist powers are demonstrating that they will stop at nothing in their quest to reimpose shackles on the former ...

Defying calls for a ceasefire and the harsh criticism from many world leaders, Israeli Prime <a target=_blank href=h ...

What is unclear is how this war will spiral in the near future. Will Iran, itself weak, drop its restraint & feel compelled ...

A defiant Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used his speech to the UN General Assembly Friday to drill home his refrain that ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to target Iran if its proxies continued to target Israel during his Friday morning address at the United Nations.