News about Naftali Bennett

'These zombie murderers are going to come right over here,' former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Joe Biden as he begged him to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Israel.'

On Monday, a former Israeli prime minister warned that if the US does not fully support the war against Hamas and radical Islamic terrorism, it will face the consequences. We're fighting total evil, and we may be imperfect, but we're doing everyone's jobs, and the world should support Israel,' Naftali Bennett told CNN. 'Otherwise, everybody's gonna face it.' These zombie killers are going to come right over here.'

A 25-year-old Arsenal fan from North London was due to celebrate the Jewish festival of Simchat Torah with colleagues in Tel Aviv on the day Hamas terrorists staged their horrific massacre last October. However, when rocket-alert sirens began wailing ferociously throughout the city at 6.30 a.m., he immediately knew that his plans would have to change.

During the tense discussion with Naftali Bennett on Sunday, she began, "I know the BBC has taken the Gazan side because all your questions concern the Gazan civilians, not the Israeli ones,' Host Victoria Derbyshire says.' When the politician continues, he says 'I suspect you care very little about them." Ms Derbyshire then protests: 'Before I talked to you, Mr Bennett, I spoke with a veteran Palestinian politician, and I asked her about the massacre of Israeli civilians in southern Israel.' Moments later, the dramatic interview is abruptly cut short as Mr Bennett, who is based in Tel Aviv, abruptly stops mid-sentence.

When Israel was engulfed by the rebels on Saturday, Shiri Silberman-Bibas, 30, was hiding in a safe room with her husband Yarden and their nine-month-old boys in Kibbutz Nahal Oz. Shiri's screaming as she and her children are kidnapped by the militants has ignited widespread suspicion in the Jewish faith around the world. Demonstrators have used the mother's voice and son's photos to demonstrate the apprehension inflicted by Hamas.

Tamar and Yonatan Kedem, as well as their children Shachar, Arbel, and Omer, were reported to be killed by Hamas in Kibbutz Nir Oz, which is just 1.4 miles from Israel's border with Gaza. The family's deaths are just a handful of the more than 700 Israelis who have been killed since Hamas launched its large-scale attack over the weekend

Hamas' extraordinary surprise attack against Israel is similar to the one against America on September 11, 2001, according to Israel's ambassador to the United Nations. "This is our 9/11," Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan said in a Fox News interview on Saturday. The elderly, babies, and babies were dragged outside of their houses and arrested hostage.' These animals will have a high price, and they will learn that these atrocities will not be committed again against our civilians,' he said.

In the new accounts for the Trade Department, the painful bill for the aborted conference in London in spring last year was revealed. Any £670,000 was sunk into organising the high-level event, which was supposed to feature then-PM Boris Johnson and Naftali Bennett. It was intended to "showcase the shared talents and capabilities of world-leading British and Israeli companies' as well as greater collaboration in areas such as AI, cyber defense, and life sciences, which also included a big call for a bilateral trade agreement.' However, the spending had to be written off after Mr Bennett's government had notably lost its majority in April.

During an interview with Egypt's ex-prime minister Naftali Bennett, the BBC has sparked outrage after newsreader Anjana Gadgil (left) said, "Israeli forces are content to murder children." When interviewing Naftali Bennett (right), who ruled the nation from 2021 to 2022, Ms Gadgil made the assertion as a matter of fact. Gadgil seems to have deleted her social media pages since the show was broadcast, while the BBC has apologised, describing her language as 'inappropriate' and "not worded correctly.' Gadgil was taking Bennett to task after Israel unleashed a major raid on July 3 on Jenin refugee camp,

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett emerged as an unexpected intermediary in the first weeks of the war and was one of the few world leaders not allied with the West to visit Putin.