Trump criticizes Israeli prosecutor over Netanyahu's corruption trial
U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday criticized the Israeli prosecutor over the ongoing corruption trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying it was hindering his ability to hold talks with both Hamas and Iran.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump also pointed out that given the billions of dollars in military aid Washington provides to Israel, the U.S. 'will not accept this.'
Reuters
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
LBCI
an hour ago
- LBCI
SANA denies reports of assassination attempt on Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa
SANA, Syria's official state news agency, denied on Sunday reports circulating in several media outlets claiming that the Syrian Arab Army and Turkish intelligence had thwarted an assassination attempt targeting President Ahmed al-Sharaa during his recent visit to Daraa.
LBCI
an hour ago
- LBCI
Iran casts doubt on continuation of ceasefire with Israel
Iran's armed forces chief of staff Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi expressed doubts over Israel's commitment to the recently announced ceasefire, warning that Tehran is prepared to respond forcefully if hostilities resume. According to remarks reported by the semi-official Tasnim News Agency on Sunday, Mousavi told Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman, 'Since we have serious doubts about the enemy's adherence to its commitments, including the ceasefire, we are fully prepared to deliver a strong response if aggression is repeated.' The ceasefire ended 12 days of aerial conflict between Iran and Israel. Reuters
LBCI
an hour ago
- LBCI
Russia's foreign intelligence chief says spoke to US CIA counterpart
Russia's spy chief said on Sunday that he spoke with his U.S. counterpart, marking a new official exchange following their first call in mid-March amid a rapprochement between Moscow and Washington. "I had a telephone conversation with my American counterpart, and we agreed to call each other at any time to discuss issues of mutual interest," Sergey Naryshkin said on Russian state television without providing further details about his call with CIA chief John Ratcliffe. AFP
