Jewish Democrats Ask Obama: Tone Down Bibi Bashing
Jewish lawmakers ask White House to avoid 'getting into a daily argument' with Netanyahu, worry Jews are drifting toward GOP.
Jewish lawmakers ask White House to avoid 'getting into a daily argument' with Netanyahu, worry Jews are drifting toward GOP.
For one State Assemblyman, the White House misrepresented his Democratic party in a reckless way.
PM showed Democrats what he was about to say in Congress, deleted details of Iran deal to avoid 'embarrassing' them.
BBC's Middle East Editor rejects allegations he is anti-Semitic after tweeting that Netanyahu "plays the holocaust card".
Prime Minister, at megillah reading, said he was thankful to Israelis and world Jewry 'for their support of my speeches in Washington.'
Iran's Parliament Speaker attacks Netanyahu's speech for hypocrisy, claims Israel has assassinated dozens and wants to take over region.
Prime Minister Netanyahu says his speech did indeed offer a new alternative to the emerging agreement with Iran.
Rabbi Meir Mazuz spiritual leader of Yachad - Haam Itanu party, congratulates Netanyahu for Congress speech.
Analysts Wednesday listed some of the economic damage done to Iran by the sanctions – and that damage has been substantial.
Even if, as in President Obama's words, there was nothing “new” about the Prime Minister's Iran views, they still deserve to be considered.
NYT columnist says if Netanyahu had spoken to 'middle America', the feedback would have been very different.
Netanyahu's plan would require real action – not just promises – from Iran for the removal of economic sanctions, officials say.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's speech on Iran 'offered nothing of substance that was new,' the New York Times intoned Thursday.
Former Florida Governor praises the speech given by PM Binyamin Netanyahu, says Iran's nuclear program must be stopped.
Former Israeli Ambassador praises Netanyahu's Congress speech but says he should also request a meeting with the President.
A group of pro-Israel demonstrators gathered outside Congress as PM Netanyahu warned lawmakers against a deal with Iran.
Opposition leader criticizes Netanyahu's Congress speech, says he should concentrate on security problems in Israel.
Prime Minister Netanyahu meets the bipartisan leadership of the Senate following Congress speech, thanks them for their support of Israel.
Marc Zell, Co-Chair of Republicans Abroad Israel, says the White House has good reason to worry about Netanyahu's speech.
Even Democrats are hanging on to their tickets, 'distributing them as if they were a form of valuable currency,' reports New York Times.
Top Saudi government-controlled paper says Netanyahu's speech will serve Gulf interests more than Obama's 'foolish behavior.'
Senator says allowing Iran to obtain nukes makes it much more likely that the weapons will murder billions.
Eight senators and 47 House members have vowed not to attend Netanyahu's speech in Congress today.
President Obama says the disagreement with Israel about Iran won't be permanently destructive" to relations between the countries.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest says Netanyahu's Congress speech "shouldn't" complicate Iran-West talks.
Yesh Atid presents 273 page platform on; Lapid takes opportunity to once again attack PM's Congress speech.
The Atlantic journalist admits Netanyahu has a case to make in Congress speech, says Obama will have to fulfill his promises regarding Iran.
Senior adviser to Iran's president predicts that Netanyahu "warrior discourse" will ultimately strengthen Iran.
Former Justice Minister claims Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's ad reflects the atmosphere in America caused by Netanyahu speech.
Member of Netanyahu's entourage says he will unveil some details of the agreement with Iran during his Congress speech.
Senator Dianne Feinstein blasts Netanyahu over his Congress speech, says he is arrogant to assert he speaks for all Jews.
House Speaker says White House has worsened relations with Israel in the last 5-6 weeks.
Secretary of State issues mollifying words, says: 'We don't want to see this turned into some great political football.'