Netanyahu government
Coverage of Netanyahu government in the Nexus archive.
- How Netanyahu gov’t media reforms risk deepening Israeli press bias
Critics argue that Israel's media reforms under Netanyahu's government pose risks to press freedom and election integrity.
- Netanyahu government's legal coup challenges Israel's justice system: 'The final nail in the coffin of democracy'
The Netanyahu government in Israel is challenging the country's justice system, described as 'the final nail in the coffin of democracy.' The article references Netanyahu in East Jerusalem on July 5, 2026.
- Democratic presidential hopeful questions absolute US support for Israel
A Democratic 2028 presidential hopeful, Rahm Emanuel, is set to deliver a speech in Israel stating that absolute US support for Israel's government is over. He argues US support should be contingent on Israeli actions in Gaza and Iran, and calls for reforming alliances with Israel and NATO. A poll indicates nearly half of Americans believe Washington is too supportive of Israel.
- Netanyahu gov’t declares it will ignore Israeli Supreme Court order — paving way for constitutional crisis
The Netanyahu government has declared it will ignore an Israeli Supreme Court order, marking the first time an Israeli government has openly defied the country's highest court. This action is expected to trigger a constitutional crisis in the Jewish state.
- Netanyahu government defies Israel’s top court over TV regulation
The Netanyahu government has formally rejected a Supreme Court ruling on TV regulation, raising fears of a constitutional crisis. Israel's top court's decision was defied by the Premier's cabinet, highlighting tensions between the executive and judicial branches.
- Turkey says Israel using Armenian 'genocide' resolution to cover up Gaza crimes
Turkey accuses Israel of using a resolution recognizing Ottoman-era violence against Armenians as genocide to divert attention from alleged war crimes in Gaza. The Turkish foreign ministry calls the resolution 'politically motivated' and claims it ignores historical facts, while vowing to hold the Netanyahu government accountable for crimes against Palestinians.
- The election that could reshape Colombia’s relationship with Israel
Colombia's presidential election could influence its relationship with Israel, with left-wing candidate Ivan Cepeda and right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella representing opposing political visions. Colombia has taken strong anti-Israel measures since October 2023, including recalling its ambassador and co-founding The Hague Group, positioning itself as a vocal critic of Israel in the Americas.
- US lawmakers demand action on Gaza medical access
US lawmakers demand the restoration of medical evacuations from Gaza after a six-year-old Palestinian boy with leukemia, named Ghazal, died awaiting approval to leave for treatment. The lawmakers highlighted that no hospital in Gaza is fully functional and Israeli approval is required to exit, urging the Trump administration to establish a medical evacuation corridor.
- 'Most extreme right-wing fringes of Netanyahu govt call for far greater military action in Lebanon'
The extreme right-wing fringes of Israel's Netanyahu government advocate for expanded military action in Lebanon. Israeli forces have advanced into southern Lebanon, seizing Beaufort Castle, while targeting Hezbollah and using civilian displacement as a wartime tactic.