Figures showed that 58% of Americans hold a “very” or “mostly favorable” opinion of Israel compared to last year's 68%, a record low in the past 20 years.
The Super Tuesday results in North Carolina will be closely watched for signs of each candidate's strength in one of the potential battleground states that could decide the November general election.
Benaya Cherlow put himself at the forefront of the effort to do what he said his government has not: reach out to Democrats, without giving up.
Only 12% of Republicans believed that dealing with climate change should be a top priority.
As House Republicans launch an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, Hunter Biden, the president's son, will testify at the inquiry into his father, mainly regarding various business activities.
Schumer and Johnson are at increasing odds as a partial government shutdown looms on March 1.
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson said he would almost certainly not bring the Senate’s bill up for a vote.
As leaders of the largest Jewish communal organization in the world, the Jewish Federations of North America, we respectfully and prayerfully urge a yes vote.
Israel and immigration — or border security — became linked when Republicans said they’d only support aid to Israel and Ukraine if it was paired with significant new US immigration restrictions.
Republicans cited UNRWA's schools and curriculum, which they said teaches antisemitism and hate for Israel, as a reason the agency should be defunded.