U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
The current and past U.S. ambassadors to Israel performed on stage in the wake of anti-Israel Tucker Carlson’s interview with Mike Huckabee.
The contract went to Rolls-Royce Solutions, which produces engines and critical components for the Israeli army and navy.
The people of Hallandale Beach “stand together with our sister city, Sderot,” says Mayor Joy Cooper.
GOP lawmakers, Israeli MKs urge shift from US aid to strategic partnership, reject Palestinian state
Israelis should stop worrying about what the West thinks and focus on their own destiny, says Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.).
“We will not fund the Board of Peace; there is no reason to,” said Ze’ev Elkin, a second minister in the Finance Ministry.
The delegation is visiting the Jewish state with the U.S. Israel Education Association.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar pushed back against Brussels’ rebuke of the resident American ambassador, who’d warned about brith milah prosecutions.
“I am leaving here confident in the capability of the United States and Israel, if called upon, to deliver a decisive blow to the Iranian regime,” the senator said.
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The U.S.-Israel FUTURES Act aims at “advancing joint investments such as emerging technologies, defense industrial base cooperation, artificial intelligence and biotechnology initiatives,” said Sen. Ted Budd, a co-sponsor.
“This expanded investment reinforces our long-standing relationship and shared commitment to faith, freedom and economic opportunity,” the acting Texas comptroller stated.
