PM's message after US trip:
'Eliminating Hamas and Iran's nuclear program'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concludes visit to US, emphasizes cooperation with President Trump on a variety of issues.
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Report:
Iran pulling forces from Yemen amid heightened US pressure
Iran has pulled its military personnel from Yemen amid escalating US airstrikes against the Houthi rebels. Senior Iranian official cites concerns over potential direct conflict with the US as the main reason.
US targets Russia network aiding Houthis with arms, grain
US imposes sanctions on individuals and entities in Russia involved in supplying weapons, sensitive goods, and stolen Ukrainian grain to Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis.
Costa Rican president calls Trump 'Roman Emperor'
Former Costa Rican president calls Donald Trump 'Roman emperor,' receives message that his US visa is revoked.
US lawmakers warn UN against new anti-Israel probe
House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast and Senate Foreign Relations Chair Jim Risch warn UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres against creating a new investigatory body targeting Israel.
Stockholm Declaration:
British, Swedish, and US Embassies commemorate 25th anniversary
The Stockholm Declaration serves as the guiding framework for the IHRA and its member states in their ongoing efforts to promote Holocaust education, remembrance, and scholarly research.
Trump hints at third term: I'm not joking
US President makes his most explicit remark yet about seeking a third term, stating “I’m not joking” when asked about the possibility.
Why Trump's Ukraine policies have US Jews worried
Jewish People Policy Institute poll shows majority of US Jews fear President Trump's policy toward Ukraine will negatively impact Israel.
Report:
US presented Hamas with new proposal for hostage release
Axios report: The United States presented Hamas with a new proposal through Qatari mediators in an effort to secure the release of hostage Edan Alexander and break the deadlock in ceasefire negotiations. Hamas has yet to respond.
National Security Advisor:
'Houthis are like Al Qaeda with advanced Iranian technology'
National Security Advisor Michael Waltz explains the threat the Houthis posed to the USA and the effects of the recent Prosperity Guardian attacks to degrade their capabilities.
What was leaked from the US Department of Defense?
Trump administration announces it will conduct lie detector tests on Pentagon officials, following allegations that information from US Department of Defense was leaked.
Senator Chuck Schumer:
'Antisemitism in US reaching new heights'
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says he is 'appalled' by the rise in antisemitism since October 7th.
Houthis vow:
'Sanaa will remain Gaza's shield despite US strikes'
Houthi official stresses that US strikes on the rebels will not deter them. Meanwhile, US official says the US campaign against the Houthis could “last days and maybe weeks”.
18 dead in Missouri tornado strike
A series of tornados has left a wide swath of destruction in the American Midwest, with 18 people dead so far, dozens injured, and hundreds of thousands without power or utilities.
On Iran's behalf
US sanctions Sweden-based gang for targeting Israeli interests
US sanctions Foxtrot Network, a Sweden-based criminal gang accused of executing attacks against Israeli interests in Europe on behalf of Iran.
Over arms smuggling
US slaps sanctions on Houthi officials
The sanctions come a day after the State Department announced it had officially implemented the designation of the Houthi movement as a "foreign terrorist organization".
Zelenskyy expresses regret for White House blowup
'Meeting at the White House did not go the way it was supposed to be. We would like future cooperation and communication to be constructive,' says President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Trump confirms:
Tariffs on Canada, Mexico to take effect Tuesday
US President says 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico will officially take effect on Tuesday, stating that no further negotiations will delay their implementation.
Boro Park:
Anti-Israel protesters violently attack Jews in NY
Anti-Israel protest erupts into mayhem in Boro Park, one of New York’s Jewish strongholds.
US envoy urges Iraq to free Israeli researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov
Adam Boehler, US Envoy for Hostages, calls Iraq’s Prime Minister to release Israeli researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov: He has an opportunity to show the world why he should or should not be prime minister.
Hamas' brutal show:
World horrified by hostages' condition, Hamas's show
British, US, and German representatives rush to condemn Hamas' cruel 'release ceremony,' note emaciated states of released hostages Eli Sharabi, Ohad Ben-Ami, and Or Levy.
Israeli source on Trump's plan:
'We are surprised by the way he did it; we support it'
Israeli source in Washington comments on President Trump's plan to transfer Gazans from the Gaza Strip, clarifying that the President agrees that Hamas must not remain in Gaza.
Caroline Glick appointed as international relations advisor
Prime Minister appoints Caroline Glick as new advisor on international relations. Glick joins PM on visit to the US.
Fearing US sanctions
ICC implements measures to protect its staff
Two sources say the ICC has implemented measures to protect its staff from potential US sanctions, including paying salaries three months in advance.
Before ban goes into effect
TikTok goes offline in the US
US users logging in to popular social media app met with message: "Sorry, TikTok isn't available right now".
'Privilege of my life'
Biden's farewell letter to the American people
Outgoing President Joe Biden writes that he ran for president 4 years ago because he 'believed that the soul of America was at stake,' tells American people 'history is in your hands.'
Yossi Dagan at Mar-a-Lago:
'Increasing Jewish communities is correct response to terrorism'
Head of Samaria Council Yossi Dagan and MK Ohad Tal participate in official conference at Mar-a-Lago in Florida. Dagan met with Mike Huckabee, designated ambassador to Israel and will launch a lobby for Judea and Samaria at the American Congress.
Two charged in connection to drone strike on US troops in Jordan
Two Iranians, including a US citizen, were charged for illegally exporting sensitive technology to Iran that was used in a strike on an outpost in Jordan that killed three US reservists.
OpenAI:
26-year-old warned against OpenAI; found dead in his apartment
A former employee of OpenAI warned that company had violated US copyright law and was found dead in his apartment.
Mysterious drones cause alarm in USA
Mysterious drones appearing in US skies have alarmed Americans, especially in New Jersey, sparking speculation and concern over their origins.
Poll:
64% of Jewish women in USA fear expressing their Judaism
A new survey reveals that 64% of Jewish women in the US feel that anti-Semitism affects their daily life, with 62% feeling insecure due to their Jewish identity.
US probing Spain’s denials of cargo ships carrying arms to Israel
Federal Maritime Commission launches investigation into allegations that Spain has been denying port access to cargo vessels reportedly transporting US weapons to Israel.
ICC President:
'US and Russian attacks on us are shameful and appalling'
Judge Tomoko Akane, president of International Criminal Court, criticizes Russia for targeting the court’s prosecutors and judges over investigation into Putin, as well as Senator Lindsey Graham's threat to sanction the court over arrest warrants for Israelis.
'We urge de-escalation'
US, France, Germany, and UK 'monitoring' situation in Syria
Governments of the US, France, Germany, and the UK issue statement on the situation in Syria, after rebels launched an offensive against the Syrian army, taking over Aleppo.
How a Professional Legal Representative Can Benefit You
Understanding the US Immigration - How a Professional Legal Representative Can Benefit You
Renting a home in Israel vs. US: The key differences?
If you’re thinking about making a move or just curious about global features in real estate, you’re in for an interesting comparison.
Dr. Yehiel Leiter
Cabinet approves appointment of Israel's Ambassador to US
Cabinet unanimously approves appointment of Dr. Yechiel Leiter as Israel's Ambassador to US, to replace Ambassador Mike Herzog on January 24, 2025.
France, Germany, UK and US welcome IAEA resolution on Iran
Governments of France, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States release statement welcoming IAEA Board of Governors’ adoption of a resolution calling Iran to cooperate with IAEA investigation.
US, European powers submit Iran censuring motion at IAEA
European powers and the United States introduce resolution censuring Iran for its insufficient cooperation on its nuclear program.
Yossi Dagan returns from US:
'Netanyahu can apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria'
'Netanyahu can apply sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. We have US support,' says Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, after returning from meetings with US congressmen and senators in Washington.
Ceasefire proposal:
Israel puts pressure on US to veto UN proposal
Initiators of ceasefire proposal try to convince the US to avoid imposing a veto. 'I believe that the US will not lend a hand to an offensive and unilateral resolution,' says Ambassador Danon.
Jack Teixeira gets 15 years for leaking classified documents
A federal court sentenced Jack Teixeira, from the Massachusetts Air National Guard, to 15 years in prison for leaking classified Pentagon documents about the war in Ukraine.
Ambassador-to-be Mike Huckabee:
Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria during Trump's term? Of course!
Ambassador-to-be Mike Huckabee, on option for applying sovereignty over Judea and Samaria, says, 'Of course, but the president will decide.'
Watch:
Singers Avraham Fried and Aviv Gefen visit the Rebbe's Ohel
Israeli singer Aviv Gefen visited grave of the late Lubavitcher Rebbe in New York, together with his friend, singer Avraham Fried and businessman and social activist, Davidi Crombie.
US: Bill targeting terror-supporting nonprofits to go up for vote
US House set to vote on bill targeting nonprofits accused of supporting terrorism.
Report:
US and Britain strike Houthi targets in Yemen
Houthi media reports that coalition warplanes from the United States and Britain carried out a series of precision strikes on military installations in Sanaa.
Better chance for peace:
Former President Trump in lead among Arab-American voters
New survey finds that Former President Trump is leading among Arab-American voters by 2%. 87% of Arab-Americans intend to vote in US elections. What concerns them most?
US and Canada take action against Samidoun
Canada designates PFLP-affiliated Samidoun as a terrorist organization, US adds a Canadian citizen connected to the group to its counter-terrorism list.
US urging American citizens to leave Lebanon immediately
US Embassy in Beirut calls on American citizens to leave Lebanon immediately: US citizens who choose not to depart at this time should prepare contingency plans should the situation deteriorate further.
US poll:
'Israel must attack Iran’s nuclear weapons programs'
The Harvard Harris survey shows that Americans have a more positive view on Israel than the Supreme Court, CNN and X.
US won't seek second term on UN Human Rights Council
Former President Trump withdrew the US from the UNHRC in 2018, citing its longstanding anti-Israel bias, but the Biden Administration reversed Trump’s decision.
John Kirby on ceasefire:
'Netanyahu should be asked if he retracted his agreement'
White House National Security Council spokesman asked about Netanyahu's comments rejecting proposal for a ceasefire in Lebanon: We would not have made the statement if we had doubts that the talks with the Israelis were positive.
'The situation is intolerable'
Biden and Macron call for ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon
US President and French President release statement calling for 21-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel: It is time to conclude a diplomatic settlement, but diplomacy cannot succeed amid an escalation of this conflict.
US official:
'A ground invasion of Lebanon will not reduce tensions'
Senior State Department official says US does not support rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, will discuss "concrete ideas" with allies and partners to prevent the war from expanding.
US:
'Don't get into an all-out war in Lebanon'
US is trying to prevent an all-out war in the north and sent a message to leaders in Israel expressing its concern for 'potential escalation.'
State Department:
'We're actively working on updated ceasefire proposal'
State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller tells reporters that the United States continues to collaborate with mediators from Egypt and Qatar to draft a revised ceasefire proposal for the conflict in Gaza.
Suspected Hezbollah financier to plead guilty in US
Lebanese-Belgian dual citizen, accused by the US of financing Hezbollah, to plead guilty in case involving sanctions evasion.
Report:
US warned Britain against suspending arms sales to Israel
US reportedly privately warned Britain against suspending arms sales to Israel, citing concerns such a move could damage attempts to broker a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israel to US:
'Shots at a WFP vehicle were due to a communication error'
Deputy US envoy to the UN says Israel told the US that an initial review found that shots were fired at World Food Programme vehicle in the Gaza Strip after a "communication error" between IDF units.
Over anti-Israel bias:
US legislation would withhold UN funding
Reps. Mike Lawler and Jared Moskowitz introduce the Stand with Israel Act, which will require the withholding of US funding to UN agencies that expel, downgrade, suspend, or otherwise restrict the participation of the State of Israel.
