Netanyahu Appoints Caroline Glick as International Affairs Adviser

Caroline Glick, a prominent right-wing journalist and former adviser, has been appointed as international affairs adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Glick, who previously worked with Netanyahu in the 1990s, expressed her commitment to supporting Israel during what she described as a critical period, emphasizing the need to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities. Her role is seen as part of Netanyahu's strategy to strengthen Israel's international messaging amid ongoing conflict in Gaza. Glick has been a vocal critic of ceasefire agreements with Hamas and aims to help shape Israel's diplomatic efforts, particularly in the U.S. media landscape. Additionally, Netanyahu is reportedly considering appointing Ron Dermer to lead negotiations regarding hostages held by Hamas, which indicates a potential shift in his team's approach to ongoing diplomatic challenges. Glick's extensive media experience is anticipated to bolster Israel's public relations efforts in a time of heightened scrutiny.