American-Israeli relations

An Israeli envoy looks back on 5 tumultuous and gratifying years in New York

The outgoing Consulate General of Israel in New York penned a farewell letter as he exits his post.

By ISRAEL NITZAN/JTA
24/08/2023

NYC vs. Israeli drones: Mayor Eric Adams says Israeli's are 'more advanced'

The NYC mayor said Israeli drones are more durable, fly longer distances and are used by Israeli police in more creative ways than by the NYPD.

George Santos blasts NYC Mayor Adams’ Israel visit

Santos said Mayor Adams' trip to Israel is nothing more than Adams running away from his responsibility to handle New York City’s newfound migrant crisis.

US has military options for Iran's nuclear threat, CENTCOM air force chief tells 'Post'

Top official discusses regional missile defense, the threat from Iran, and US-Israel ups and downs.

Israeli-American relations over time, from President to President - opinion

Successive presidents have tried to duplicate Carter’s achievement, but only a few have come close to matching the scope of his breakthrough.

06/07/2023

The next chapter of America's economic relationship with Israel is in New Jersey

As Israeli-Americans find success in this country, they are leaving an indelible mark on New Jersey. It’s time to acknowledge the significant contributions Israelis have made here.

By ANDREW H. GROSS
28/06/2023
AMERICAN AND ISRAELI flags fly during a demonstration in support of Israel at the US Capitol in 2002

Israel is the second-most pro-America country in the world, poll finds

Israelis have a more positive view of the US than Americans by some measures.

Robert Kraft donates NIS 18m. for Kfar Galim football complex

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has donated millions of shekels to build a new sports complex in Kfar Galim.

By JERUSALEM POST SPORTS STAFF
01/06/2023

42% of Americans are skeptical of Netanyahu's leadership - Pew report

In terms of political parties, Republicans were more likely than Democrats to express confidence in Netanyahu.

It is time to ease tensions with US and chart a new course - editorial

We can still make changes to how we appoint judges and on other matters, but our democratic friends have wise counsel to offer.

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