Natasha Mozgovaya

What drives Obama, Biden claimed, echoing the First Lady's remarks Tuesday night, is ‘his profound concern for the average American.’

WATCH: U.S. President states his case as to why he would be the better choice over the next four years; doesn’t mention Jerusalem debacle, though affirms U.S. commitment to Israel’s security.

Abbas aide criticizes Democratic Party's decision to restore mention of Jerusalem as Israel's capital to party platform.

Haaretz brings you a minute-by-minute update from the last day of the DNC in Charlotte, featuring keynote speakers President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden.

Widely popular former president provides incumbent with his most effective endorsement yet; Clinton: Obama saved U.S. from economic depression.

Even though First Lady Michelle Obama's speech electrified the Democratic convention, the party is recycling themes - not to mention candidates - from 2008.

Not all Democrats happy with the change - part of the crowd boos the decision.

Congressmen insist Democratic Party is staunchly pro-Israel despite omission; anti-Israeli activists stage mock checkpoint in front of AIPAC event on margins of Democratic National Convention.

WATCH: Speaking at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, U.S. first lady says 'When it comes to rebuilding our economy, Barack is thinking about folks like my dad and like his grandmother.'

U.S. Democrats talk Israel, dreams, family life and the economy at the first session of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney criticizes Obama for omission, says that 'as president, I will restore our relationship with Israel and stand shoulder to shoulder with our close ally.'

Convention to include record number of Hispanic delegates, and feature the first Latino ever to give the keynote address.

Document 'Moving Forward' doesn't reflect to tensions with Iran, but does reiterate Obama's 'unshakable commitment to Israel's security.'

While Clint Eastwood set the blogosphere on fire with his speech, the Republican presidential candidate didn't pull many punches, with criticism of Obama's foreign policy, and promises of a brighter future.

Haaretz's Natasha Mozgovaya covers the final night at the Republican National Convention, with speeches by Jeb Bush, Newt Gingrich, presidential nominee Mitt Romney and special guest Clint Eastwood.

The Guardian reports that U.S. General Martin Dempsey said that an Israeli attack on Iran would delay but not stop its nuclear program.

How one Arab American RNC delegate interprets Mitt Romney's policy on the Middle East.

Former U.S. Secretary of State says America's military and technological advantage will be 'safe in Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's hands.'

Meeting in Tehran with Iranian Supreme Leader, President Ahmadinejad, United Nations Secretary General Ban says comments on Israel are inflammatory and unacceptable.

Republican party publishes its official platform, as multiple speakers take aim at President Obama; ceremony was cut short on Monday due to hurricane.

Despite Isaac being declared a grade one hurricane, some activists have still made it to Tampa - including a group of young Jews staging a multi-state protest against Bush-era tax cuts.

Zach Tennen, Jewish student at Michigan State University, was knocked unconscious during alleged hate crime assault; ADL expresses outrage at 'vicious attack.'

Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb explains why she joined "Rabbis for Obama" and why Obama's campaign isn't at fault for including her on the list.

With Republicans and Democrats set to officially nominate their candidates, Obama and Romney talk about God, as their parties debate reproductive issues.

In sharp contrast to the 2008 elections, issues of faith and religion have played a minor role during the current campaigns, despite the fact that Romney’s faith, Mormonism, is clouded by ‘misinformation,’ according to a rabbi promoting Jewish-Mormon relations.