U.S.-Israel Relations
News about governmental relations between Israel and the United States
A Harris administration will almost certainly continue to finance Iran, appease its murderous regime and allow it to acquire nuclear weapons.
“This substantial investment will significantly strengthen critical systems, such as Iron Dome and David’s Sling,” the Israeli Ministry of Defense stated.
“I think it’s going to be very important for the nations of the world to have a serious discussion,” Leon Panetta told “CBS News.”
“Clearly, none of us can be satisfied with the way things are in Gaza,” the USAID administrator told the publicly funded broadcaster “PBS.”
“Sending more weapons is not only immoral, it is also illegal,” the Vermont senator said.
“When it comes to Lebanon, the U.S. military has no involvement in Israel’s operations,” said a Pentagon spokesperson.
“It’s far past time to transfer to Israel the capabilities it needs to win,” senators Tom Cotton and Mitch McConnell wrote to President Joe Biden.
The president “is beginning to acknowledge” that the chances of a Gaza ceasefire deal are fading, his aides say.
On Aug. 21, Ramallah claimed its economy was at risk of collapsing within “days” after Israeli banks stopped accepting Palestinian cash deposits.
“We obviously do not believe that a ground invasion of Lebanon is going to contribute to reducing tensions in the region, to preventing an escalatory spiral of violence.”
He also said the proposal by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) to freeze military aid to Israel would “embolden terrorists like Hamas and Hezbollah.”
The Department of Justice echoed the U.N. position on the suit filed by Oct. 7 victims.
