Trump also expressed empathy for Netanyahu in the wide-ranging interview with Baier, saying Israel’s prime minister is dealing with a difficult situation.

Former hostage Edan Alexander credited President Trump for securing his release from Hamas, emotionally thanking him for saving his life, prompting the former president to invite him to the White House for a celebratory visit.

Donald Trump, who previously said his Mideast trip would be good for Israel, signaled his ties with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remain strong.

Yishai Fleisher says that while the deal signed between US and Qatar leaves Israel more isolated on the world stage, Israel must welcome the challenge of implementing a greater strategic vision.

The meeting, the first between US and Syrian leaders in 25 years, was hailed by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as 'historic.'

Former hostages and influencers are speaking out in a powerful show of gratitude, praising President Trump for playing a key role in bringing American and Israeli captives back home.

Several senior White House officials have joined Trump on the tour, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, among others.

Neither Trump nor White House officials provided sources or evidence for his claim that three more hostages had been killed, nor did he reveal any names.

Trump Heights stands as a powerful symbol of U.S.-Israel relations, proudly renamed to honor President Trump’s historic recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.

The project will be the fifth collaboration between the Trump Organization and DarGlobal, following projects including Trump Tower Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and Trump International Golf Club and Hotel in Oman.

'The place is a liberal mess, allowing crazed lunatics to enter and exit the classroom and spew fake anger and hate,' the U.S. president wrote.

'They expressed support for my clear stance on how action should be taken in Gaza,' said the Israeli national security minister.

In response, Netanyahu wrote on X: 'Thank you, President Trump!'

Israel sees the current situation as favorable to a strike on Iran’s nuclear sites.

Both Iran and the United States said on Saturday that they held 'positive' and 'constructive' talks in Oman.

'The story of the Exodus, which is retold around the globe at every Passover seder, is a reminder not only of the enduring strength of the Jewish People, but of the importance of putting our faith in Almighty God no matter what the circumstance.'

At the National Republican Congressional Committee fundraising dinner, three former Oct. 7 hostages thanked President Trump for securing their freedom.

For the second time since President Trump was elected, Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Washington, D.C., where they discussed numerous pressing issues—mainly tariffs, Iran's nuclear threat, and the hostages held in Gaza.

'If you take the people, the Palestinians, and move them around to different countries, and you have plenty of countries that will do that … you really have a freedom zone … a zone where people aren’t going to be killed every day.'

'They took oceanfront property and they gave it to people for peace. How did that work out? Not good.'

The meeting comes amid an IDF offensive in the Gaza Strip and growing concerns about Iran’s nuclear project.

The president’s comments come amid ongoing tensions with Iran, which have escalated since his return to office in January.

The effort would target prominent Qatari nationals who have financed groups like Students for Justice in Palestine.

'The president made it clear to Hamas that if they did not release all of the hostages, there would be hell to pay,' the White House press secretary said.

The pair 'spoke broadly about the Middle East' in order to 'prevent future conflicts.'

The European Union has proposed a plan to rebuild Gaza while keeping Hamas in power, whereas President Trump's approach—relocating Gazans who wish to leave and allowing Israel to eliminate Hamas—offers a more secure and decisive solution.

President Trump cut over $400 million in federal funding to Columbia University, condemning its weak response to rampant antisemitism on campus since the horrific Hamas attacks on October 7th.

US President Donald Trump vowed that the U.S. military would continue using overwhelming force until its objectives were met.

Arab reports said the US has informed Egypt it will reduce military aid over Cairo's refusal to cooperate with US President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza.

‘Iran's retaliation is decisive and definite, and the one who will be the loser would be America,’ Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei said.

Following the ICE's arrest of a Hamas-aligned student activist from Columbia, US President Donald Trump promised to 'find, apprehend, and deport' other terrorist sympathizers.

'You'd think there'd be a couple people that would be kind, that would say, 'You're gonna be OK,' but they had none of that.'

Meanwhile, in Scotland, anti-Israel activists defaced the clubhouse at the Trump Turnberry resort.

US President Donald Trump responded to a reporter who asked what the US response would be if Hamas does not release the hostages.

After hearing the harrowing stories of Israeli hostages at the White House, President Trump took to Truth Social with a chilling warning to Hamas: 'Shalom means Hello and Goodbye – You can choose.'

The ultimatum to release the remaining hostages in Gaza or face severe consequences was delivered after an Oval Office meeting with freed captives.

President Trump invited multiple families of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas to his congressional address, where he promised to bring them home and expand on the Abraham Accords.

Eli lost his wife and daughters in Be’eri during Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023 attack. His brother Yossi was taken captive during the massacre and murdered in captivity.

Standing in front of a home in Kfar Aza, Keith Siegel, the first American hostage freed under the Trump administration’s negotiated deal, passionately thanks the President and all involved while urging swift action to bring the remaining captives home.

An investigation released last year by the watchdog group Palestinian Media Watch documented at least 55 attacks that were carried out by PASF members since 2020.