U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
“Please rest assured that Israel and its intelligence agencies are fully coordinated with the relevant American authorities on the matter,” Netanyahu wrote in a letter to the missing journalist’s mother.
The plaintiffs alleges Washington is violating a 1997 law that prohibits military assistance for major human rights violators.
President Joe Biden calls on Jews to “keep the faith” as he pledges to free the remaining hostages from Gaza.
Boehler is visiting Israel this week amid ongoing negotiations to secure the release of the remaining Hamas captives in Gaza.
Ramallah is requesting ammunition, helmets, bulletproof vests, radios, night vision equipment, explosive disposal suits and armored vehicles.
Israeli PM emphasized that Jerusalem has “no interest” in a confrontation with the incoming Syrian regime.
Gen. Michael Kurilla discussed the situation in Syria and countering Iran with top military and security officials.
Adam Boehler will reportedly meet with Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar.
Last week, Trump made it clear that while he hopes for an end to the was in the Gaza Strip, Jerusalem must secure a decisive victory.
No supplies should enter Gaza, at least until all the hostages are released, former Israeli National Security Adviser Maj. Gen. (res.) Giora Eiland tells JNS.
“The advantages of independence clearly outweigh the benefits of continuing the status quo,” Misgav Institute fellow Raphael BenLevi tells JNS.
Washington “will continue the mission to prevent ISIS from re-establishing a safe haven on Syrian territory,” the secretary of defense said.
