PM Netanyahu Meets with US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today, at the Pentagon, met with US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The two held a discussion with staff members and then met privately.
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FM Sa’ar inaugurates the Israeli embassy in Moldova
FM Sa’ar: “This is a historic moment that marks a milestone in relations between the countries."
FM Sa’ar meets with Moldovan President Maia Sandu
The meeting dealt with the opening of the new embassy in Moldova, bilateral relations, the struggle against the Iranian axis and the war in Ukraine.
PM Netanyahu Meets with US President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in the White House.
FM Sa’ar meets with Greek FM George Gerapetritis
The two discussed the further strengthening of the political and economic ties between the countries.
Strengthening the Israel-Argentina strategic and economic alliance: FM Sa'ar meets with Argentine Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein
The two decided to establish working groups to further strengthen economic relations and the strategic alliance between the countries.
President Herzog meets with Thai Foreign Minister Maris Sangiampongsa
President Herzog: “Our main aim is to complete the hostage deal in full, according to the agreement. That means that the second phase should be implemented, and we are working towards that, and we see that as a top priority.”
PM Netanyahu Before taking off for an official visit in Washington, where he will meet with United States’ President Donald Trump
"I’m leaving for a very important meeting with President Trump in Washington.
FM Sa’ar meets with Thai FM Maris Sangiampongsa
FM Sa’ar to FM Sangiampongsa: “As long as Hamas remains in power in Gaza, there will be no stability in the entire Middle East."
Israel Extends Waiver Allowing Palestinian Banking Ties
Israel renewed a waiver allowing banks to work with the Palestinian Authority despite terror stipend concerns. Officials warned cutting ties could harm security and foreign relations. The waiver now runs through November 2025.