U.S.-Israel Relations
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Rep. Steny Hoyer “has been a steadfast friend of the Jewish people and tireless advocate for the State of Israel,” the AJC stated.
MK Dan Illouz accused media personalities Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens of engaging in “intellectual vandalism.”
“It’s critical that Congress remains directly engaged with our allies and partners in the Middle East to fight terror and support stability in the region,” the congressman said.
“I salute your decisive resolve,” the Israeli prime minister wrote on X.
“This is a necessary and fundamental condition for the implementation of his 20-point plan,” said the Israeli premier.
James Fishback demanded a transcript of a supposed meeting between the Israeli prime minister and Jay Collins that doesn’t appear to have occurred.
“The decision to erase official statements affirming the safety and protection of Jews is not merely tone-deaf; it is shameful,” stated Mark Goldfeder, of the National Jewish Advocacy Center.
“It’s called fight, fight, fight, and then we shall win, win, win, with God’s help,” the prime minister told JNS.
“Members of the Jewish community of the United States, the last thing you should do before antisemitic attacks,” the Israeli prime minister said, “is lower your head and seek cover.”
The Israeli prime minister told Fox News that “the point here is not to negotiate with Hamas,” adding: “Their job is to vanish.”
The meeting, which focused on “regional issues,” followed Netanyahu’s “successful meeting” with President Donald Trump.
“The big test for the U.S. now is to go to the Turks into the Qataris and say, ‘You’ve been blowing smoke at us, and Hamas is not cooperating,’” Edmund Fitton-Brown, a former U.K. envoy to Yemen, told JNS.
