NBC: US seeking to make separate deal with Hamas to free US hostages

A day after his speech to Congress, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with U.S. President Joe Biden at the White House. Netanyahu and Biden are expected to discuss developments in the Gaza war and progress toward an agreement for the release of hostages.

In an unequivocal statement, the Vice President and presumptive Democratic nominee for President harshly criticized the protestors for their support for Hamas and desecration of the American flag.

President Biden praised Vice President Kamala Harris and expressed that serving the nation for more than 50 years has been his “greatest privilege.”

In his highly anticipated speech to US Congress members, Benjamin Netanyahu discusses his visions for the day after in Gaza, rising Anti-Semitism, and the war in the North while emphasizing the global importance in fighting terrorism on all fronts.

New polls conducted in the United States following Biden's retirement show that Trump maintains his lead in terms of support, although the race is becoming tighter.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently addressing the American Congress in a special session in Washington, where he is expected to discuss the Gaza war, efforts to free hostages, and the Iranian challenge. Watch the live broadcast.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is currently addressing the American Congress in a special session in Washington, where he is expected to discuss the Gaza war, efforts to free hostages, and the Iranian challenge. Watch the live broadcast.

Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly told leaders of American Jewish organizations that he would discuss plans for the "day after" the war in his speech to Congress today.

The Speaker Emerita is but one of a growing number of prominent Democrats who have announced their decision to not attend Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech on various grounds.

Vice President Kamala Harris, expected to challenge Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election, plans to press Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on ending the Gaza conflict during their upcoming meeting this week, as reported by Politico.

In an official statement on X, the President said that he would be giving a speech on his decision to end his reelection bid and how he intends to complete his term of office.

The meeting was originally planned for Tuesday but got delayed due to the President being sick with covid.