Netanyahu speech to congress
Netanyahu's 2015 Congress speech: A blueprint for action, not a failure - analysis
Netanyahu's 2015 Congress speech on Iran now seems prescient as Israel and the US strike Iran, highlighting a growing partisan divide over Israel in America.
Harris targets Arab voters with new ad highlighting Gaza 'suffering' - report
Netanyahu calls for total victory over Hamas in Congress speech - opinion
From protest to peace: A journey of faith in Washington, DC - opinion
Anti-Israel groups threaten Netanyahu with ‘citizen’s arrest’ in Washington
"Surround the US capitol and issue a notice of citizen's arrest for Benjamin Netanyahu for crimes against humanity," said the Shut It Down for Palestine coalition.
When Israel wobbles, Judaism trembles: Netanyahu must use Congress talk to unite Jews - opinion
Many American Jews hate Israeli meddling in American politics, even if they admit that the US administration does not hesitate to step into the Israeli political arena.
Ehud Barak, former Mossad chief and others call on Congress to 'disinvite' Netanyahu
They noted that Congress had made a “terrible mistake” in inviting Netanyahu since, in his appearance, he would not “represent the State of Israel and its citizens.”
Netanyahu risks harming Israeli-American relations in potential Congressional address - opinion
Netanyahu’s potential Congressional address risks damaging Israeli-American relations further, similar to past conflicts. His leadership faces criticism amid domestic and international challenges.
House Speaker Mike Johnson invites PM Benjamin Netanyahu to address Congress
Ynet also noted that Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer intended to sign the letter of invitation; Netanyahu agreed to the invitation, though a date for the speech has not yet been set.
Bipartisan bill introduced to make reporting campus antisemitism, and discrimination easier
“All students deserve to learn and live on college campuses without fear of discrimination, harassment, or intimidation,” Manning said in the release.
Netanyahu: Obama had ‘not just bad policy, but malice’ towards Israel
The first time Netanyahu met Obama was in 2007 when the former was opposition leader and the latter was a freshman senator.
Column one: Obama’s constitutional overreach… and Israel
To advance its diplomatic opening to Iran, the administration spied on both law-abiding US citizens and on US lawmakers.
Can a video campaign sway US support for the Iran nuclear deal?
The Clarion Project has a series of seven videos that urge Americans to write to their representatives in congress.
Tzipi Livni: Israel is weak, isolated without the US
"Netanyahu committed the original sin of intervening in American domestic politics and ruined relations with US," says the Zionist Union knesset member.