U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
The Israeli prime minister thanked Trump for his “steadfast” support since Oct. 7, per an Israeli readout.
The American diplomat provided a link to the full transcript, demonstrating the misleading edits the U.S. network chose to make for the aired segment.
The U.S. secretary of state noted that as a result, Hamas concluded, “let’s not do a ceasefire because we can be rewarded. We can claim it as a victory.”
The Arkansas governor also talked about the state’s “commitment to standing with the Israeli people to defeat common enemies and defend shared values.”
Christian students take an Israel advocacy session organized by Passages in Washington, ahead of the start of the new academic year.
“The world may not see it that way, but we do,” said the House Speaker, according to the Ariel Municipality.
The governor of Arkansas is visiting the Jewish state as part of a trade mission.
“We are grateful for the privilege of being here in Israel today, on the day we recognize the destruction of the Temple twice in history,” Mike Johnson said.
The new rate for the Jewish state is two percentage points lower than what the Trump administration announced in April.
The U.S. president spoke after Hamas terrorists blew up ceasefire talks in Doha, leading Jerusalem to recall its negotiating team.
“It’s a beautiful place, with wonderful people. I’ve always had Israeli friends, and I will continue coming here until my dying day,” Floyd Mayweather said.
“We always pray for Israel, and especially the people of Samaria,” the House majority leader said.
