U.S. 'Won't be Surprised' if North Korea Launches a Missile
White House press secretary says the American administration would not be surprised if North Korea launches a missile.
White House press secretary says the American administration would not be surprised if North Korea launches a missile.

Obama will travel to Israel even if Netanyahu has not completed the job of forming his new coalition, the White House says.

The White House condemns the remarks made by Turkish Prime Minister who compared Zionism with fascism in a public address.

The White House is worrying about the rise of cybertheft at the highest levels of government, the role played by China’s military.

The White House defended its work on immigration reform after a plan leaked to the media was panned as "half-baked and seriously flawed."

President Barack Obama’s upcoming visit to Israel is not meant at presenting a new proposal for peace talks, the White House clarifies.

Obama to nominate business executive Sally Jewell as Interior secretary, in attempt to deflect criticism from lack of diversity in Cabinet.

Former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs says Chuck Hagel seemed “unimpressive and unprepared” during his confirmation hearings.

"A suicide bombing on the perimeter of an embassy is by definition an act of terror," says White House spokesman Jay Carney.

Just hours after Hagel's testimony, White House press secretary Jay Carney faltered regarding legitimacy of Iranian government.

Syria said that it reserves the right to retaliate to alleged Israeli air strike on a military research center.

White House, State Department refuse to comment when asked whether Israel had carried out an airstrike in Syria.

"We have no information to confirm" that an explosion at the Iranian Fordow nuclear plant took place, says White House Spokesman.

U.S. President Barack Obama was sworn in Sunday to a second term, which Israelis view with foreboding.

The White House is closely following the Israeli elections and is "concerned" over the growing strength of the Jewish Home.

Obama paid tribute to victims of Hurricane Sandy by welcoming a menorah that had managed to survive the devastation.

White House says Israel's decision to build 3,000 new homes in Jerusalem makes resuming peace talks harder.

This year, the American holiday of Thanksgiving has special significance for some survivors of Hurricane Sandy.

As Iran urges Arab nations to send military aid to Gaza to increase its attacks on Israel, Western leaders plainly condemn the terrorism.

Pro-Israel rally outside the White House met by pro-Arab protesters who held up signs such as “End the siege on Gaza”.

The Obama administration rebuffed rumors that the president had nixed an operation to rescue U.S. diplomats under attack in Benghazi.

An investigation by the Investigative Project on Terrorism finds that known radical Islamists made hundreds of visits to the White House.

The White House confirmed that it was targeted by a cyber-attack, many believe had originated from China.

While Obama cited "campaign obligations" that would prevent meeting with Netanyahu, his schedule shows he had afternoon free.

The White House has asked YouTube to review an anti-Muslim film that has been blamed for igniting violent protests.

Dan Shapiro emphasized the value of the U.S.- Israel friendship, but said that better communication was needed

Within hours after President Obama turned down PM Netanyahu's request to meet, White House officials were working on damage control.

The White House said that there was 'no time for a meeting between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and President Barack H. Obama.

Pentagon officials are calling the recently released book that provides a firsthand account of raid that killed Osama bin Laden inaccurate.

The White house has officially denied having held secret talks with Iran over a possible attack by Israel.

White House Spokesman Jay Carney clarifies that the U.S. believes "there is time and space" for diplomacy with Iran.

A spokesman for the White House says U.S. agrees with PM Netanyahu that Iran has not yet decided to abandon its nukes.

The White House criticized Romney for daring to adopt a policy on Jerusalem that is different from previous administrations.

White House spokesman Jay Carney evaded a question at a press briefing regarding which city the U.S. considers to be the capital of Israel.

National Security Advisor Tom Donilon visited Israel over the weekend. White House worried Iran attack imminent.

White House: Assad was lying when he denied his regime had any involvement in the Houla massacre.

White House spokesman Jay Carney says military action in Syria would not be "the right course of action."

The Obama administration leaked classified information to filmmakers on the raid by U.S. Navy SEALs that killed Osama bin Laden.

A group of hareidi special needs children from New York were treated to a tour of the US Capitol and White House

President held foreign policy meeting with editors and columnists, many of whom are known for extreme criticism of Israel

American Jewish writer, artist and Nazi supporter Gertrude Stein was cited in a White House proclamation in honor of Jewish Heritage Month.

Toni Morrison, the Nobel-winning author who has accused Israel of perpetrating genocidal policies, is to be awarded the Medal of Freedom.

The State Department and White House don't seem able to agree: is there a Global War on Terror, or not?

MJ Rosenberg, a leftist who was recently ousted from his position at Media Matters, says White House's serving kosher food is 'insulting'

A group of Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood officials are in Washington this week, meeting with U.S. officials.

Sen. John McCain charges that the Obama administration is intentionally undermining Israel in its standoff with Iran.

An Occupy Congress rally shut down the White House for one hour Tuesday night with a smoke bomb thrown over the Pennsylvania Ave. fence.

Go behind the scenes in the White House kitchen as it is 'kosherized' for a Hanukkah celebration.
President Barack Obama at the annual White House Chanukah party: Our commitment to Israel's security is unshakable.
21-year-old Idaho man who fired bullets at the White House charged with trying to assassinate the President.
Police have arrested a 21-year-old on suspicion of firing a semi-automatic rifle at the White House last week. Suspect may be mentally ill.
Republican hopeful Rick Perry slammed President Obama, saying that it was all his fault that PA was seeking UN recognition of a PA state.
The United States denounces the terror attacks in southern Israel, calls on Egypt to ensure security in Sinai Peninsula.
Moody's Investors Service warns it intends to place America's credit rating on review for downgrade, pending a raise in the debt ceiling.
The White House, in a rare departure from “even-handed statements,” says the Palestinian Authority must begin “to give Israel confidence.”

Menorah used in White House Chanukah ceremony comes from synagogue that was damaged during Hurricane Katrina.

Protest to be held this evening outside US Embassy in Tel Aviv against the pressure being exerted by the Obama Administration upon PM Netanyahu.

Cordial Obama-Abbas meeting in Washington, reiterating the need for an end to Israel’s blockade of Gaza. Abbas: We don’t incite against Israel.

White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, facing a firestorm from reporters, did not succumb to pressure to denounce Israel.

US President Barack Obama promised Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu a "strong commitment to Israel's security" but little else in talks Monday.
