Israel's recent military successes have boosted Netanyahu's popularity, allowing him to continue to play the political game.
Democrats seem more interested in appealing to voters by publicly condemning Israel than upholding the ironclad American commitment to Israel.
“If I were president, that war would have never started. We wouldn’t have had October 7,” Trump told Al Arabiya.
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Despite well-meaning Western advice, Israel remains focused on battling Iranain-backed threats to preserve the Jewish state.
Focusing on false timelines instead of victory plays to America’s counterproductive prescriptions for Israel, especially now that Israel is finally turning the tide of war in its favor.
Biden previously stated that now is the time to 'move on" towards a ceasefire.
Attendees say that the official stressed that Israel is a member of a tight circle of allies that the administration won't contest.
If the world is putting pressure on a ceasefire in the Middle East, it's important to remember that the threat to Israel hasn't laid down its arms.
The leaders of France, Italy, and Spain on Friday condemned the firing on the position of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon explaining that such attacks were "unjustifiable."