US Israel
Simcha Rothman: Why ‘aid to Israel’ is a myth - opinion
Call it what it functionally is: a US-Israel security exchange, a strategic defense partnership, or an allied capability investment.
This war ended the old argument about America and Israel - comment
US and Israeli war aims in Iran are not the same, Gabbard says
Caveret Ventures launches second Israeli defense-tech accelerator in Texas
What did Trump mean when he said 'Israel will not exist in two years'? - opinion
Existential threat to Israel may not be from Iran but from the Western assault – Harris’s greatest vulnerability.
Unasked questions about US role in Israel-Hamas war - opinion
The Biden administration's policies regarding Iran and Hamas emboldened aggression, and Trump's 'peace through strength' strategy in the region is the favorable approach.
Expert to TML: US prefers a dependent Israel over a self-sustaining ally
The US and Israel face diplomatic tensions in the 11th month of war after six hostages were executed in Gaza.
Blame Hamas, not Israel's government, Ron Dermer says
'Hamas has not agreed to any of the US-facilitated hostage deals; they are the sole reason there is no hostage deal in place.'
New hostage deal document reveal major changes since May agreement - report
A new hostage deal document submitted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, including changes to the original US proposal from May, has been released by Ynet.
Gallant to Brown: We need to be ready to act to stop nuclear Iran
Military continues low-grade skirmishes in Gaza, destroys cell which fired on Rishon LeZion
The majority of US Jews love Israel, just not Netanyahu - opinion
There will always be anti-Israel fringes in the Democratic Party, but they are a small minority in the party.
An open letter to Kamala Harris and Tim Walz - opinion
With the DNC underway, this letter urges Harris and Walz to reinforce their pro-Israel position and demand the immediate release of 115 hostages held by Hamas.
Deterrence does not work when dealing with terrorists - editorial
Due to the collapse of the three key security assumptions – deterrence, a small, smart army, and the ability to stand alone – changes have begun to occur.
State Dept. defends ability to hold Israel accountable for proper weapons use
"We urge Israel to thoroughly and transparently investigate reports of gross violations of human rights and take all appropriate action," he said.
