Sa'ar noted that "the State of Israel is paying a heavy price for its commitment to its values and mutual responsibility. This is the essence of the Jewish State. Israel remains steadfast in its three primary objectives, including the dismantling of Hamas’s military and governing capabilities and removing the threat from Gaza to its citizens.

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Trump said opposed, but Israeli envoy says approval likely; as 60-day deadline looms, IDF still finding arms caches, Lebanese army not deploying to replace terror group as agreed

"I acknowledge the fact that we are not dealing successfully enough with our advocacy," Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar told Newsweek in Jerusalem.

Gideon Sa’ar, Israel’s foreign minister, spoke with his Canadian counterpart, Melanie Joly, on Wednesday, when he stressed that the Palestinian Authority must stop paying stipends to terrorists and cease its incitement against Israel.

Contrary to what the critics say, it is possible—and well-proven—that even political appointees can be objective justices once they are on the bench.

The transition to the second phase of deal is 'not automatic' and must include dismantling of Hamas, Sa’ar said

Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar is concluding a diplomatic visit to Europe this evening, following the development in the negotiations for the release of the Israelis held hostage in Gaza.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar reportedly shortened his visit to Europe as a ceasefire deal approached.

Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said he was cutting his visit to Europe short on Wednesday so that he could take part in security cabinet and government votes on a Gaza hostage release and ceasefire deal.

The headline in the Times of Israel says it all: "For the First Time, Israel Just Lost a War." Regardless of the reasoning behind this statement, which