JERUSALEM, June 16 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized plans announced by the military on Sunday to hold daily tactical pauses in fighting along one of the main roads ...

President Biden spoke Monday morning with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ... tactical pauses to provide civilians with opportunities to safely depart from areas of ongoing fighting, ...

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly criticised plans announced by the military to implement suspensions of hostilities along one of the main roads into Gaza to facilitate ...

President Biden on Monday discussed with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the possibility of “tactical pauses” in Israel’s assault against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, as the U.S. faces ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was critical of plans announced Sunday by his military to hold 11-hour pauses in fighting along a main road into Gaza to facilitate getting aid into the ...

The fighting continues unabated, and Israel announced the names Sunday of a total of 11 soldiers killed in recent attacks in Gaza, including one who died from wounds sustained in an assault last week.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday his government would consider “tactical little pauses” in the military campaign in Gaza, but he has said there could be no broader cease-fire.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the potential for "tactical pauses" in fighting in Gaza for humanitarian reasons and possible hostage releases in ...