Israeli Foreign Policy
“No individual did more to advance peace in 2025 than President Trump,” Amir Ohana and Mike Johnson stated.
“Our role is to defend the citizens of Israel against every threat—and that is what we will do,” said the Israeli defense minister.
The new bipartisan caucus will join a global network of over 60 pro-Israel parliamentary groups worldwide run under the aegis of the Washington, D.C.-based Israel Allies Foundation.
The former U.K. prime minister reportedly faced criticism for his 2003 support for the invasion of Iraq and is expected to instead serve on the board’s executive committee with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff.
The gathering marked the largest delegation of Israeli diplomatic representatives to visit the country, according to Israeli officials.
The two leaders have not met in public since 2017.
In a letter to the government, Tory MPs cited rising campus harassment of Jews while authorities crack down on rhetoric loathed by the left.
Israel’s U.S. envoy urges Beirut to dismantle the Iranian terror proxy’s arsenal and link economic progress to regional peace.
“We are committed to restricting weapons south of the Litani [River] by the end of the year, and in the remaining areas during the next year,” said Nawaf Salam.
Mike O’hara has retracted the claim that the local Jewish community backed the exclusion of Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters.
“There will be active and noticeable movement of security forces and vehicles in the area,” the Israeli military said.
The Israeli president said he was following with concern the growing anti-Israel sentiments among American youth.
