U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
The former president’s son pointed to a “bombshell” report that he said had been published a few days earlier, apparently referring to claims by Haaretz.
“Most people in the United States are not aware of the fact that over 45 U.S. citizens were killed,” Ruby Chen, whose son, Itay, was killed by Hamas, told JNS.
A congressman on the House Armed Services Committee confirmed the proposal to JNS.
President Donald Trump has shown he’s willing to break with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu more than any commander-in-chief in four decades, said the vice president.
The ambassador rejected genocide and apartheid accusations, but condemned intimidation by radical Israelis in Judea and Samaria.
Brig. Gen. (res.) Daniel Gold discusses the challenge of countries competing for resources and prioritizing national interests.
Likud says IDF operations in Gaza led to release of captives, rejects Jared Kushner’s claim regarding Doha strike.
“In the year ahead, we will continue to make the world safer for all,” said the Israeli premier.
“For our family, the connection to Oct. 7 is impossible to ignore: the same hatred, the same glorification of murder, and the same responsibility to stand together against it,” said Orna Neutra.
“The sad thing is this is what the Democrats have latched onto is, just say ‘Bibi,’ and think that absolves them of Jew-hatred and antisemitism,” Rep. Mike Lawler told JNS. “Unfortunately, too many of my Democratic colleagues are more concerned about their radical leftist base than they are standing up for our greatest ally in the world.”
“We salute the families of those who lost loved ones, and we continue to bear witness to their sacrifice,” said the Israeli president.
Almost half of registered voters say U.S. is too supportive of Israel.
