Senators to Biden: Do not accept Israel into the Visa Waiver Program
15 Democratic senators claim Israel is not abiding by its commitments and as such should not be accepted to Visa Waiver Program.
15 Democratic senators claim Israel is not abiding by its commitments and as such should not be accepted to Visa Waiver Program.
Letter to EU calls for sanctions against Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps for selling drones to Russia and 'sowing terror in the West.'
Senate Republicans question years of Department of Education funding of campus antisemitic activities.
Senator Chuck Schumer and Ambassador to Israel Thomas Nides bring US lawmakers to Western Wall where they meet worshippers.
Motion backing NATO membership for Finland and Sweden approved in Senate by an overwhelming majority of 95-1.
Biden administration officials assure senators the US would ramp up sanctions on Iran if needed.
Hatch was the longest serving US senator, representing Utah from 1977 to 2019.
Bipartisan group of senators urge Biden administration to prioritize reversing UNHRC's discriminatory treatment of Israel.
49 of 50 Republican senators say emerging nuclear deal weakens sanctions and lessens restrictions on Iran.
Senators Bob Menendez and Jim Risch say they are confident they can pass "massive" sanctions against Russia if it invades Ukraine.
Group of Senators sign letter urging Israel’s addition to the US Visa Waiver Program.
Senators Rand Paul, Mike Lee and Bernie Sanders announce move to block Biden's first major arms deal with Saudi Arabia.
American bipartisan delegation speaks in Jerusalem regarding tension between Jerusalem and Washington on reopening of PA consulate.
Senator Josh Hawley and Senator Marsha Blackburn join wave of other Republicans calling on Biden to resign.
Led by Sen. Marco Rubio, group pushing back against what they see as Biden's undermining of US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
Cory Booker starts new coalition of Black and Jewish senators to tackle anti-Semitism and racism.
Former AIPAC officials launch bipartisan political action committee.
Reps from Defense Min. reportedly surprise US senators when they recommend to delay bill recognizing Israeli sovereignty in Golan Heights.
U.S. Senators working to tighten international accord on Iran’s nuclear program say no new bill is imminent.
Rabbis reject senators' 'inappropriate intervention' in Israeli religious affairs.
Senators vote 55-45 against proposal that would repeal much of ObamaCare.
Bipartisan group of senators introduce bill imposing tighter sanctions on Iran over its ballistic missile tests.
88 senators from both parties urge Obama to maintain policy of vetoing any one-sided Security Council resolutions on the Israeli-PA issue.
Entrepreneurs, activists and journalists from New York, New Jersey and Maryland visit the Senate to celebrate Jewish Heritage Month.
Scathing letter by Republican senators warns Obama against plans to circumvent Congress on a deal with Iran.
Senators urge the Obama administration to act to take Gaza away from Hamas and hand it over to the PA.
In a letter to Obama, an overwhelming majority of Senators point out the presence of terrorist group Hamas in new PA government.
23 senators urge President Obama to insist on a final agreement in which Iran would not be able to build a nuclear weapon.
Senate's Foreign Relations Committee holding consultations on imposing sanctions against individual Russians.
Senate Majority Leader Reid wants to see how the Iran-West deal is played out before bringing new sanctions to a vote.
Now would not be the right time for Congress to impose new sanctions on Iran, says Obama, days before nuclear deal to be implemented.
A bill to slap new sanctions on Iran has gained support since December, but probably not enough to prevent Obama from vetoing it.
White House threatened to use its veto power against legislation that would impose new sanctions on Iran.
Lawmakers are raising questions about the secret U.S. diplomacy with Iran that led to last month's nuclear breakthrough.
Democratic Senator Robert Menendez and Republican Senator Mark Kirk close to agreeing on new Iran sanctions, say aides.
U.S. senators are working to pass new sanctions on Iran by end of December, are not buying Obama's warnings.
Senators Kirk, Graham and Congressman Cantor voice displeasure with agreement reached at Geneva.
Bipartisan group of 14 senators says they plan to slap new set of sanctions on Iran after the Thanksgiving break.
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden briefs Democratic senators on the negotiations with Iran over its nuclear weapons program.
Obama will meet key senators, ask them to hold off on passing new sanctions on Iran.