Long-range strikes have delivered results. Russian weapons depots, equipment, and command centers were destroyed.

They’ve lost a lot of money, logistics, etc. Without long-range strikes, I don't know what the result would be today.

Israel advanced into the buffer zone under the pretext of the presence of Iranian militias in Syria, a justification that no longer holds after Damascus’ liberation.

We are ready to welcome UN forces in the buffer zone to restore the situation to what it was before Israel's advance.

After announcing the agreement, Israel targeted a place where a female prisoner from the first stage of the deal was located.

“Why aren’t you at The Hague?

Why did you allow the Holocaust of our time to happen?

How does it feel to have your legacy be genocide?”

If the Zionist enemy escalates genocide before the ceasefire, we will continue operations to support the Palestinian people.

Operations will stop with the ceasefire but will resume if massacres against Gaza’s people persist.

We discussed with President Erdogan the need to use his influence to bring Hamas back to the table and finalize Gaza deal.

President Erdogan delivered, and Hamas returned to negotiations.

I said, “Bibi, you can't be carpet bombing these communities.” And he said to me, “well, you did it, you carpet bombed.” “You carpet bombed Berlin. You dropped a nuclear weapon.”

Israel cannot ensure its security while ignoring the security needs of Palestinians.

Seeing Israel bomb hospitals in Gaza, I called for a ceasefire.

Hamas’ tunnels, reaching 20 meters deep, are impressive.

Netanyahu’s government is the most extreme in Israel’s history. Netanyahu lacks the courage to confront his own government, and coalition members might vote to oust him.