By Griffin Mbaye, 6 Oct, 2024 / International Politics

Netanyahu's Strong Rebuttal to Macron's Call for Israeli Arms Embargo

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's firm rejection of French President Emmanuel Macron's proposal for an arms embargo on Israel highlights increasing tensions with Western nations. As Macron emphasizes the need for a political solution to Gaza's crisis, Netanyahu insists on Israel's right to defend itself, amid severe international criticism of its military actions. This escalating discord raises questions about the future of Israel's international alliances.

By Griffin Mbaye, 2 Oct, 2024 / World News

UN Urges Ceasefire as Tensions Soar between Israel and Iran: Naftali Bennett Speaks Out

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett discussed the need for strong action against Iran following its recent attack. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an immediate ceasefire amid escalating violence. Bennett stressed that Iran’s nuclear ambitions and support for terrorism require a decisive response, noting the urgent need for international intervention.

By Griffin Mbaye, 28 Sep, 2024 / World News

Israel Claims Assassination of Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut Strike

The Israeli military asserts they have killed Hassan Nasrallah, the Hezbollah leader, in a Beirut airstrike. This action, part of a broader military campaign, has significantly impacted the region, leading to deaths, injuries, and ongoing hostilities. The ramifications of this high-profile killing on Middle Eastern geopolitics are yet to unfold.

By Griffin Mbaye, 22 Jul, 2024 / World News

Israel Strikes Hodeidah Amid Rising Tensions with Houthi Forces

In a significant escalation, Israel conducted air strikes on Hodeidah, targeting areas affiliated with the Houthi group. The strikes were in response to deadly drone attacks by the Houthis in Tel Aviv and aimed to curb the group's expanding influence in the region. Six people were reported killed, as the international community watches with concern.