Zarif: Anti-Nuclear 'Guru' Netanyahu Has 400 Nukes
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Zarif said Wednesday that Israel was the last country to criticize Iran's nuclear program.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Zarif said Wednesday that Israel was the last country to criticize Iran's nuclear program.

United States Senate rejects effort to tie sanctions relief for Iran with a verification that Tehran is not supporting acts of terrorism.

Amendment would require that any nuclear agreement with Iran be approved by 2/3 majority in Congress.

Republican Tom Cotton calls for new sanctions to stop 'negotiating out of weakness,' says talk extension shows Iran is 'calling the shots.'

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, on a visit to Israel, said that both the Senate and the House backed Israel on the Iran issue.

Amendment to budget bill would establish a fund to cover the cost of imposing sanctions if Iran violates nuclear agreement.

Senate Majority Leader says the Senate will vote on a bill to toughen sanctions on Iran if negotiators miss this month's deadline.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee may act as soon as next week on a bill allowing Congress to approve or reject Iran deal.


Sponsors of bill requiring Obama to submit nuclear deal for approval will vote against it if brought to a vote before March 24.

Senate to begin debate next week on bill that would require Obama to submit any final nuclear deal with Iran for Congress' approval.

Prime Minister Netanyahu meets the bipartisan leadership of the Senate following Congress speech, thanks them for their support of Israel.

Senators Richard Durbin and Dianne Feinstein invite Israeli PM to meet with Democrats when he visits Washington for his Congress speech.

By a vote of 93 to five, Senate confirms President Obama's nominee to replace Chuck Hagel.

A group of Democratic Senators consider boycotting Netanyahu's speech in protest of Boehner's 'disregard for US protocol.'

Senator Bob Corker says lawmakers plan to press ahead with Iran sanctions package, despite Obama's objection to the idea.

U.S. Senate unanimously adopts the United States-Israel Strategic Partnership Act.

U.S. Senate approves plan to train and arm Syrian rebel groups to fight the “Islamic State”, a day after the House passed the measure.

Robert Ransdell, candidate in Kentucky, posts signs saying "With Jews We Lose".

Senate approves a $225 million bill to replenish the Iron Dome missile defense system. House approval expected as well.

Senate passes a resolution that states the its support of Israel’s right to defend itself from Hamas rocket attacks.

U.S. Senate panel approves a 50 percent funding boost for the Iron Dome anti-missile system.

US State Dept. and Iraqi gov't reportedly reach last-minute agreement to keep thousands of Jewish documents in US - for now.

83 senators sent a letter to Obama, urge him to warn Iran that continuing the nuclear program will result in sanctions.

US President’s veto threat appears to work: several senators drop plans for new sanctions on Iran.

New York State senate passes bill into law punishing schools that boycott Israel.

Senator Feinstein causes outrage after declaring that "we cannot let Israel determine when and where the United States goes to war."

Benghazi attacks could have been prevented by fixing "known security shortfalls," concludes Senate report.

A bill to slap new sanctions on Iran has gained support since December, but probably not enough to prevent Obama from vetoing it.

Senate calls on Tehran to free jailed members of the Bahai faith; comes as lawmakers mull new sanctions.

A victory for Obama? Senate Banking Committee announces it will hold off on passing a new Iran sanctions bill.

U.S. lawmakers will wait until after a briefing by Secretary of State John Kerry before deciding on new sanctions on Iran.

The short-term bill will end the partial government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling.

Shutdown getting closer: House approves a counterproposal to rein in ObamaCare and fund the government, then the Senate rejects it.

Senate could vote on Syria strike as soon as next week if efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis fail.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid delays a procedural vote on a military strike in Syria, which was scheduled for Wednesday.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee votes 10-7 in favor of using force in Syria in response to a chemical weapons attack.

Senator McCain says he does not support the latest Senate resolution on military force against Syria "in its current form."

Senators reportedly reach an agreement on a resolution for military force in Syria. Vote expected Wednesday.

More than 70 senators vote in favor of Samantha Power, who said in 2002 she would allocate aid to "Palestine" instead of Israel.

Senate unanimously backs a resolution which stipulates that the U.S. will assist Israel in an attack against Iran.

A key Senate committee approves legislation that calls for the U.S. to provide small arms to moderate rebels fighting Assad.

Senate majority leader announces unanimous consent to take up resolution affirming support for Israel, strengthening sanctions against Iran.

Senate defeats a plan to expand background checks on firearms sales and a proposal to ban some weapons.

Senate confirms John Brennan as CIA director Thursday after White House doused a fierce debate over the potential use of domestic drones.

Obama's former chief of staff, Jack Lew, was confirmed as the next U.S. Treasury secretary.

The U.S. Senate confirms Chuck Hagel to be secretary of defense, ending an acrimonious nominations process.

Sen. James Inhofe warns fellow Republicans they will be held accountable if they vote to confirm Chuck Hagel.

Republicans successfully block Chuck Hagel's nomination to be Secretary of Defense, forcing a 10-day delay in his confirmation vote.

Sen. James Inhofe threatened to filibuster Chuck Hagel if necessary to prevent his confirmation as the next US secretary of defense.

Obama's two top defense officials tell Senate they supported a plan to provide weapons to the Syrian rebels.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has postponed a panel vote that was expected to take place Thursday on the nomination of Chuck Hagel.

Hagel faced a brutal line of questioning during Senate confirmation hearings as he grappled for adequate defense of "Jewish lobby" comments.

Chuck Hagel, under fire from Republicans over his anti-Israel stance, reiterates support for Israel, regrets past remarks.

Sen. John Kerry received unanimous vote of approval by Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in first hurdle to become next secretary of state

Hillary Clinton took responsibility for Benghazi attack and cited a "personal" commitment to improving security.

The Senate passed a resolution Friday calling on European countries to designate Hizbullah as a terrorist organization.

Prime Minister: Inouye's friendship to the Jewish people knew no bounds. Israel will forever owe him a profound debt.

The Senate passed a bill Wednesday that would make it U.S. policy to counter Iran's “growing hostile presence in the Western Hemisphere.”

The Senate is set to consider a broader round of economic sanctions on Friday against Iran's energy, port, shipping and shipbuilding sectors
