U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
The Israeli prime minister met with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Sunday and is scheduled to visit the White House on Monday for talks with President Donald Trump.
The meeting is expected to focus on key issues, including the effort to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas, the completion of Israel’s military objectives in Gaza and the implications of the newly imposed U.S. tariff regime on Israeli exports.
Israel can provide a model to follow for other small to medium-sized economies faced with the economic fallout of America’s new tariffs. Many may be inspired by the PM’s conciliatory approach, including Donald Trump.
The positioning of the batteries aims to counter missile threats tied to Tehran and its regional proxies.
The meeting comes amid an IDF offensive in the Gaza Strip and growing concerns about Iran’s nuclear project.
“The use of federal grants in this manner not only jeopardizes America’s relationship with one of its closest allies but also undermines core civil liberties protected within the United States and Israel,” the lawmakers wrote.
Larry Huch, a confidant of the U.S. president, is honored for his steadfast support of Jewish communities in the region.
Jerusalem caught off guard as Netanyahu, Smotrich scramble to ease economic fallout.
“His deep understanding and love for Israel and its people will undoubtedly make him an exceptional ambassador,” wrote Sen. John Boozman.
“It’s very Trump,” Enia Krivine, of FDD, told JNS. “He starts his negotiation with a very strong opening gesture, and then he works backwards from there.”
WATCH: “Jerusalem Minute” with Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten, Ep. 63
U.S.-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander’s father, Adi, is due to attend Auburn University’s upcoming game as a guest of Athletes for Israel.
