WJC lauds Obama and Netanyahu for commitment to two states
World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder praises Obama and Netanyahu after face-to-face meeting at the White House.
World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder praises Obama and Netanyahu after face-to-face meeting at the White House.
Prime Minister tells reporters the meeting with President Obama was positive and productive. Arutz Sheva reports from Washington.
Netanyahu eulogizes Israel's fifth president and discusses upcoming meeting with US president at Cabinet meeting on Sunday.
Without mentioning his name, US Vice President blasts new hasbarah chief Ran Baratz for 'unjustifiable' remarks against Obama and Kerry.
Despite testy personal ties, Obama and Netanyahu attempt to turn page with businesslike meeting on Israel's defense aid.
State Department spokesman says Kerry spoke with Netanyahu, who said he is reviewing the appointment of Ran Baratz.
Congressional sources say Israel has made a request for its annual defense aid from the United States to increase to as much as $5 billion.
American defense secretary says following Ya'alon's visit it's important for the two countries to find what they have in common.
Republican presidential candidate says he thinks Obama hates Israel but stresses Israel would be safe with him as president.
In meeting with American counterpart, Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon hints Israel is no longer protesting the Iran nuclear deal.
Republican candidate says Arab world view America as weak, suggests Israel should be given capacity to strike Iran.
State of Colorado renews technological R&D cooperation agreement with Israel, as Israeli-US trade continues to soar.
Netanyahu meets General Joseph Dunford, notes the importance of the relations between the United States and Israel.
Bipartisan group of five United States congressmen tour Israel, despite the daily terrorist attacks and deteriorating security situation.
'Comparisons between Israel and Palestinians' are 'distortion of reality,' Justice Minister says after US blames Israel for Arab terror.
Discussions on 'bolstering Israel's security' will continue during Netanyahu and Yaalon's visits to Washington, envoy Ron Dermer says.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Joseph Dunford, makes Israel the destination for his first visit outside the United States.
Senior American and Israeli officials pledge to deepen cooperation further at Washington, DC summit.
Incredulous Defense Min. asks State Dept.: How is neutralizing someone 'wielding a knife and killing people' excessive?
Israelis should know 'majority of American public stands with them' Dov Hikind says before embarking on solidarity trip to Jewish state.
Secretary of State announces he will travel to the region to try to calm violence between Palestinians and Israelis.
'We urge all sides to take steps to restore calm,' White House says Tuesday after three Israelis killed in four attacks across country.
ZOA keeps Netanyahu's 45-second silence speech in the news by likening U.S. "no show" to Arab countries' walk-outs.
In letter to Dan Shapiro, Dr. Yigal Henkin accuses Obama admin of raising chances for more deaths at hands of 'cold blooded terrorists.'
Netanyahu defers after White House once again threatens not to back Israel in UN if further construction approved in Judea-Samaria.
American officials claim Netanyahu's UN speech was the swansong on his public fight against the Iran deal.
Former prime minister says Israel and US must determine together criteria and response if Iran were to 'significantly violate' deal.
Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina says first call if elected will be to 'reassure' PM Binyamin Netanyahu of US commitment to Israel.
US, Israeli leaders to meet face-to-face for the first time since Iran deal was announced in July.
Talks between low-level American and Israeli officials will culminate with highly anticipated Obama-Netanyahu meeting in November.
White House says Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will likely visit the White House in November to meet with President Barack Obama.
US Ambassador to Israel insists controversial deal will help - not hurt - American efforts to stop Iranian terror proxies.
Israel's latest short-range ballistic missile defense technology may be one step closer to being actualized after weeks of negotiations.
In annual phone call with American rabbis, President Obama says he's ready to meet Israel's PM at the UN General Assembly.
Despite broad opposition to nuclear deal, polled Israelis thought Netanyahu's campaign in Congress had little 'chance of succeeding.'
Vice President tells American Jewish leaders the United States wants to meet with Israel to discuss military assistance.
State Department reveals that Kerry phoned PM Netanyahu over the weekend and reaffirmed America's commitment to Israel's security.
Meir Dagan continues to attack Israeli government’s policies, calls on it to stop criticizing the United States over deal with Iran.
Officials say Kerry will send a letter to Congress members in which he will stress the commitment to Israel and Gulf States.
In interview with Jewish magazine, President Obama says there is not a smidgen of evidence that he's anti-Semitic.
Acting Under Treasury Secretary Adam Szubin to discuss Iran nuclear deal with senior Israeli officials.
White House 'troubled' by Israel demolishing 40 illegal Palestinian homes - in light of 'settler construction' in the same area.
Israeli ambassador Ron Dermer says Jerusalem 'not eager to be at odds' with US, but sincerely believes Iran deal threatens its survival.
Israel 'upset' with U.S. over Iran deal – but not to the extent that it won't cooperate militarily.
President Reuven Rivlin meets with Republican congressmen ahead of vote on Iran deal.
Opposition leader blasts Netanyahu for harming US-Israel relations, supports Obama's claim that PM 'interferes' with US politics.
In interview to be aired Sunday night, Obama suggests no other foreign leader has 'injected himself' into a US affair like Netanyahu has.
'Anyone who exploits a terror attack which deepens the rift between citizens is not worthy of being Prime Minister,' Lapid fires.
President remains unconcerned over Iran deal, says it could provide an opportunity for change in regime. What worries him? Peace talks.
Jerusalem snaps back at Washington, breaking down several of Obama's justifications of the Iran deal after he criticized Netanyahu.
Washington is still committed to defending Israel from a still-dangerous Iran, a US official admits on condition of anonymity.
Over 100 Jewish groups to engage in dialogue over Iran with the PM in special web address; Kerry sent to counter Israeli efforts.
Pollard relieved, tearful that the thirty-year ordeal is finally coming to an end.
Kerry will visit Egypt and Qatar, but Israel will not be on the itinerary because it's "not part of the parameters of the visit".
Reports of Jonathan Pollard's release are due to the time passed since his arrest - not a ploy to mend US-Israel relations, Bennett says.
Congress' criticism of Iran deal due to serious flaws in agreement, Israeli minister asserts, blasting US Sec. of State for blaming Israel.
GOP presidential hopeful slams Obama administration for Iran deal, calls it 'most feckless' foreign policy in American history.
Jewish Home chair emphasizes Pollard's potential release unrelated to Iran deal, says Israel doing everything right for his return.
Obama administration is preparing to release Jonathan Pollard in hops to smooth relations with Israel, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Ashton Carter, Netanyahu meet for two hours, but release no statement on Iran deal; details of meeting still unknown.