U.S. Jews Mourn Death of 'Champion of Stronger Black-Jewish Relations' Elijah Cummings
The Maryland congressman, who died Thursday at the age of 68, is hailed for work as an advocate for civil rights and closer Black-Jewish relations
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Amir Tibon is the Washington D.C. correspondent for Haaretz
Pompeo to Visit Israel After Meeting Erdogan in Turkey
The visit will take place amid ongoing Ankara's offensive in Syria
AOC, Omar Endorse Bernie Sanders for U.S. President
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is expected to join Sanders at a rally in New York this weekend
Democratic Presidential Debate: Candidates Attack Trump's Syria Withdrawal, Betrayal of Kurds
The discussion over Syria was a short part of the debate, which featured 12 candidates on one stage - Senator Amy Klobuchar invoked Israel into the debate: 'think about our ally Israel, what do they think now?'
Trump Didn't Think He Could Ever Lose the Evangelical Vote — but Then He Abandoned the Kurds
For the first time since entering the White House, Donald Trump has encountered significant criticism from evangelical leaders. Does the president have reason to worry about his own ‘base’?
These Arrested Giuliani Associates, Linked to Trump's Ukraine Scandal, Have Ties to Israel's Right
Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, who have been arrested while trying to leave the U.S., were pictured next to Netanyahu's son and envoy Friedman at a Jerusalem party
Israel Was Surprised by Trump's Decision to Withdraw From Syria, Allow Turkey to Start Operation
It is unclear if Israel was given any time to prepare for the White House's announcement, and sources tell Haaretz that the decision may have not been discussed by the security cabinet
'Biggest Lie by This Admin' Lindsey Graham Slams Trump for Syria Withdrawal
Graham calls Trump claim that ISIS has been defeated 'the biggest lie told by this administration', vows to push for bipartisan sanctions against Turkey if it invades Syria
The Jewish American Lawmaker Who Has Become Trump’s Greatest Enemy — and May Yet Bring Him Down
Charged with leading the impeachment inquiry into the president, Rep. Adam Schiff finds himself at the center of the biggest scandal of Trump's presidency. Is he the right man to lead the high stakes process? A profile
U.S. Treasury Official Who Ramped Up Sanctions on Iran Announces Resignation
Undersecretary Sigal Mandelker played a key role in the Trump administration's 'maximum pressure' policy
Analysis Iran's Audacious Saudi Attack Will Require Israel to Upgrade Its Missile Defense
The precision and effectiveness of Iran's strike on Saudi oil fields put Israel’s strategic infrastructure in danger
Pro-Trump and Biased Toward Israel? These U.S. Evangelicals Are Challenging the 'Base'
Groups like Evangelicals 4 Justice and Freedom Road are pushing back against the conventional thinking of how evangelicals vote — and while they remain on the fringe, they are gaining progressive momentum
Analysis As the White House Holds Back on Israeli-Palestinian Peace, Concerned Senators Step In
The Trump administration is waiting for Israel's election dust to settle before releasing its peace plan; meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority threatens to collapse
These Jewish Lawmakers Helped Open the Door to a Trump Impeachment Inquiry
Three freshmen, moderate Democratic Congress members — Elissa Slotkin, Elaine Luria and Max Rose — helped pave the path for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to make a move they were all previously hesitant to take
Trump Touts ‘Full Normalization’ Between Israel, Mideast Countries to Fend Off Iran’s ‘anti-Semitism’
World threatens to split in half between U.S., China, Secretary-General Guterres warns ■ Escalating Mideast tensions, impending climate doom on the agenda ■ Sissi reiterates support for Arab peace initiative, Erdogan blasts Israel
With Netanyahu Grounded in Jerusalem, Trump — and Iran — Take Center Stage at UN
Trump has 'no intention' of meeting Iran's Rohani ■ Netanyahu canceled trip in the aftermath of Israel's election, but will meet with Egypt's Sissi after rare protests against regime ■ Trump to give first foreign policy speech since firing Bolton
Trump Envoy Greenblatt Meets Gantz as Release of Peace Plan Remains Uncertain
Trump administration fears post-election political deadlock, bad timing could kill the long-awaited initiative
Senate Introduces Bill to Allocate $75 Million to Palestinian Authority Security Forces
The legislation, if approved, would provide important financial support for PA forces that work in coordination with Israel to foil terror attacks in the West Bank
Netanyahu 'Played Trump Using Misinformation' Several Times, Says Tillerson
U.S. President Donald Trump's first secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, spoke at Harvard on Tuesday during a 90-minute panel interview with Harvard professors
Israel Election Results: Netanyahu’s Loss Creates an Opening for Trump — and for American Jewry
Jason Greenblatt is in Israel for ambassador Friedman’s daughter’s wedding — but he will also meet another couple: Gantz and Netanyahu. Will the two come together for Trump’s peace plan or will they bury it?
Israel Election Results: Trump Says Hasn't Called Netanyahu Yet, 'Our Relationship Is With Israel'
In first reaction since preliminary votes were announced, U.S. president says he's following election results closely
Trump Taps Hostage Negotiator O'Brien for National Security Adviser
Trump sees Robert C. O’Brien as a 'deal maker,' a more private alternative to hawkish, media-hungry John Bolton
Analysis Bringing It Home for Bibi: A Short History of U.S. Intervention in Israeli Elections
Washington has a history of trying to sway voter opinion in Israel, not always in the directions Jerusalem finds most convenient
U.S. Continuing With 'Maximum Pressure' Policy on Iran, Treasury Secretary Says
Steve Mnuchin denies report alleging that Trump was considering Emmanuel Macron's $15 billion 'credit line' plan to save the 2015 nuclear agreement
Analysis Why Netanyahu and Dermer Have Kept Silent About John Bolton
The prime minister heaped praise on another Trump aide who recently left the administration – but he has good reasons to stay silent on Bolton’s dismissal
Saudi Arabia's MBS Hosts Delegation of U.S. Evangelical Leaders on Eve of 9/11 Anniversary
U.S.-Israeli leading visit urges lawmakers to 'see the reforms the crown prince is making' as the Kingdom attempts to improve its image post-Khashoggi's murder
Trump Fires Bolton: I Disagreed Strongly With Many of His Suggestions
Bolton was considered the most hawkish among Trump's senior advisers, especially with regards to Iran
Trump Ready to Meet Rohani Without Preconditions, Pompeo Says Hours After Bolton Fired
Iranian official says national security adviser's sacking proves failure of U.S. policy, while Washington announces new sanctions against Iran, Hamas, Al-Qaida and Hezbollah
Analysis The ‘Road Not Taken’: The Dilemma Facing Trump’s Mideast Peace Team
Jason Greenblatt’s departure from the Trump administration may mean the peace plan is released soon — but judging by those now leading the process, its real target is not Israel or the Palestinians
Can Trump Change Course on Iran and Still Keep Evangelicals Onboard?
Contradictory signs have started to emerge from the White House about its Iran policy, but evangelicals are confident the U.S. president will not do anything to jeopardize Israel’s security