Tag: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

“Prime Minister Netanyahu offered us help in the search for those missing in the disaster of the Brumadinho Dam. We have accepted and are thankful for this Israeli technology . . ."

Qatari envoy Mohammed El-Amadi traveled to Jerusalem and then Gaza on Wednesday to defuse the tensions between the two sides.

It’s the first-ever visit by an Israeli prime minister to the Muslim-majority country.

Pompeo: "President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw American troops from Syria “in no way changes anything that this administration is working on, alongside Israel."

"President Bolsonaro said in the synagogue today: 'I come to learn from you what you are doing.' They have so little and do so much. We have so much, and have done so little.... "

"They made it clear that they have other ways of expressing their influence in the area... We will study its timetable, how it will be implemented and – of course – its implications for us."

"They are developing weapons systems here with special capabilities that no other country has."

"You are coming to Israel to renew our friendship and our relationship ... and paving the way for many others."

"She led the nation decisively and firmly ... I must praise her."

“The conversation with President Putin was good and businesslike,” Netanyahu said. “I would even describe it as very important.”

Netanyahu is slated to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron while in Paris.

"The sanctions imposed on the SWIFT, the banking clearing system used by the Iranian regime, will add a very severe blow to Iran's terrorist regime."

“At no stage will Israel accept any ultimatum from Hamas. Israel will continue to act in accordance with Israeli interests and for Israel's security alone."

The last visit to Oman by an Israeli leader took place in 1996, when then-Prime Minister Shimon Peres arrived for talks.

The two leaders discussed ways to deepen cooperation and encourage continued economic development by encouraging investments in innovation in Israel and New Jersey.

Israel's population has quietly begun to show the focused behavior and grim determination that was seen just prior to the start of the 2014 counter terrorism war with Hamas known as Operation Protective Edge.

“We are very close to a different kind of activity, an activity that will include very powerful blows. If it has sense, Hamas will ... stop these violent disturbances – now.”

"Israel on the Golan Heights is a fact that the international community must recognize, and as long as it depends on me the Golan Heights will always remain under Israeli sovereignty."

"The endangered residents of Tehran may want to know that they can get a Geiger Counter on Amazon for only $29.99," he said.

Prime Minister Netanyahu met Wednesday with U.S. President Donald Trump, and separately with Egypt's President Abed Fattah al-Sisi.

"We will continue to take action to prevent the establishment of an Iranian military presence in Syria and we will continue the security coordination between the IDF and the Russian military.”

Al-Sisi maintains that a “two-state solution” should remain part of any U.S. peace plan proposed to Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

“Bringing more anti-aircraft missiles into Syria won’t solve the Syrian army’s unprofessional and indiscriminate firing of missiles."

"I heard the boastful words that came from Hezbollah. “This is coming from the same man who, after 2006, said that if he knew what the Israeli response would have been to the kidnapping of three of our soldiers, he would have thought twice whether to do it."

"I have always believed that it is possible to link Jerusalem to the national railway network and not via the old Turkish route that I rode on as a boy and a youth."

"When the Syrian Army launched the missiles that hit the Russian plane, IAF jets were already within Israeli airspace... During the strike against the target in Latakia, the Russian plane that was then hit was not within the area of the operation."

The meeting focused on current events in Syria and the "joint effort to stop Iran's terror and aggression," according to a statement from the Prime Minister's Office.

However: "We left the meeting today with a strong feeling that behind the prime minister's statements ... there is a sad reality that nothing has been done."

Netanyahu: "More should follow, more will follow, because Iran should not be rewarded for its aggression in the region."

The two leaders also discussed the possible return of the Palestinian Authority to Gaza, and the issue of whether to disarm Hamas or not.