Netanyahu is stumbling toward the finish line of this election cycle with Israel isolated internationally more than ever before, as major European partners have all but turned their backs on the Jewish state, and a majority of Americans view Israel negatively. ...
If there is a new Democratic consensus on Israel, it’s coalescing around criticism of its policies and behavior and a willingness or even a desire to punish Israel. ...
Brad Sherman, a representative with a long track record of support for Israel, is warning the Israeli government that support is falling. ...
Heads of the top ultra-Orthodox communities in the U.S. met with the president, the House passed an anti-BDS bill, and JD stuck with Tucker. ...
The extreme rhetoric coming from Carlson and company cannot be dismissed as standard politics. ...
Local activism send a crucial signal to the Trump administration that there is a growing movement determined to defeat MAGA. ...
The Sunshine State, once blue, then a swing state and now a solid Republican stronghold, provided something for everyone. Pro-Israel supporters registered a nice count of wins, while progressive critics of Israel also had a good day. ...
With less than 90 days to the midterms, now could be the right time for concerned Jewish voters to engage with the candidates they didn’t support and do not agree with. ...
As the American public’s support for Israel drops, Democratic lawmakers’ interest in acting to curb West Bank violence is growing. ...
The wrinkle in all this, which is emblematic of the dysfunction of this administration, is that the president has basically said that there will be no deal unless Saudi Arabia and Israel normalize. ...
The CEO of the Jewish Democratic Council of America called the Massie Amendment vote “a cynical Republican ploy to highlight Democratic divisions on U.S. policy toward Israel.” ...
The regime still faces undercurrents of dissent. ...