U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
“The partnership is more important than just the net financial issue in this context ... there are a lot of things that are equal to money.”
The head of the DOJ’s antisemitism task force visits the country for the first time to receive Israel’s Award of Honor.
Adm. Brad Cooper visited the Jewish state as a guest of Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.
Jacob McGee vowed to advance “peace and security” at the site where Hamas terrorists murdered hundreds of revelers at a music festival.
The proposed deal would have left Rafael a minority shareholder, but security officials are wary of foreign control.
“As Iran and its terrorist proxies ramp up their use of deadly unmanned systems, we must move faster and think bigger,” Rep. Josh Gottheimer said.
The Israeli president said that he respects U.S. President Trump “tremendously,” but that his decisions will not bypass Israel’s legal system.
We “will not lend a hand to U.N. bodies that exploit climate discourse to incite against the State of Israel,” the environmental protection minister said.
A Jerusalem gala will also honor the legacy of slain activist Charlie Kirk.
“Efforts to redefine and rename Judea and Samaria as the ‘West Bank’ are intended to disconnect the region from Israel itself,” said the founder and president of the National Association of Christian Lawmakers.
A signing ceremony for the Board of Peace will be held on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday.
“A year like no other,” the Israeli premier tweeted.
