Tag: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

The prime minister said he "immediately spoken with Israel's security forces to inquire how this happened."

"The friendship between Israel and the U.S. has never been stronger."

"We will not tolerate the establishment of a military presence by Iran and its proxies anywhere in Syria -- not close to the border and far away from it."

"I told him that he must be very proud of his great-grandmother for saving defenseless Jews; as Prime Minister of Israel I am very proud that Jews are no longer defenseless."

"We are prepared for any scenario and our enemies would do well to understand this - now."

"We are also operating against the transfer of deadly weapons from Syria to Lebanon or their manufacture in Lebanon."

Netanyahu told President Horacio Cartes that he’s joined U.S. President Trump, who has “changed policy in fundamental ways, not only on Jerusalem but also on Iran.

President Jimmy Morales: "For us, the State of Israel has always been an important issue, as well as our good relations with it. We are returning the embassy to Jerusalem."

Prime Minister Netanyahu told his guests that today is an historic day that constitutes a milestone in the history of our people, our state and the alliance between us.

"Move your embassies to Jerusalem because it advances peace, and that’s because you can’t base peace on a foundation of lies."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday morning greeted his fellow cabinet ministers at the Bible Lands Museum, saying, "Good TOY morning. A very good morning."

Russia, who, next to Iran, is the biggest beneficiary of the JCPOA deal, condemned the Trump move.

"Since the deal, Iran intensified its efforts to hide its secret nuclear weapons program."

"I think it’s in the interest of everyone to prevent this Iranian aggression . . . This is a palpable threat against all of us.”

“We have come to see that the current envoy simply does not have the necessary backing of Netanyahu and Liberman to be able to bring the soldiers and civilians back."

"There's a huge gap between his words and the deeds of the Revolutionary Guards who are advancing an army against Israel with the stated goal of destroying the State of Israel."

Men and women from every walk of life – young and old, Jew, Christian, Muslim, religious and secular, men and women that have worked hard to build our nation.

The U.S. Embassy is set to officially open in the Israeli capital on May 14, the secular date that Israel officially declared its independence in 1948.

"Seventy years is the blink of an eye in historical terms. I have no doubt that 70 years from now, Israel will be even stronger, even more prosperous than it is today."

"No continent, no country is safe from terrorism. We must stand against them together, to build a solid wall of the civilized world against the flood of radicalism."

At issue are three coalition proposals to curb the ability of the High Court of Justice to overturn laws.

"I spoke with British Prime Minister Theresa May last night and I told her that the important international message of the attack is zero tolerance for the use of non-conventional weapons," Netanyahu told his ministers.

"The United States, France and the United Kingdom demonstrated that their commitment is not limited to proclamations of principle."

According to the British system, in the event that the Supreme Court identifies a conflict between a law passed by Parliament and the UK precedent laws, it draws the attention of Parliament to the contradiction and asks it to remedy.

Iran warned Israel Wednesday that it would exact retribution for a missile strike on a Syrian air base earlier in the week in which at least seven Iranian military officials were killed.

“Netanyahu will light a torch and will say a few words, but he will not deliver a speech,” Edelstein’s office said.

Netanyahu: The "sole purpose [of the Hamas-driven riots at the Gaza border] is to provide cover for terrorists to carry out terror attacks against Israel."

Because of "tremendous pressure on Rwanda by the New Israel Fund and elements in the European Union, Rwanda has withdrawn from the agreement."

"The interest of global companies is very great. I have already met with many of them. They all want to come here, and rightly so. They see this as a new direction."

"You could spread solar systems here [in the Negev] that would give you more energy than you need or could need. Clean energy," Elon Musk told Netanyahu.