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The US secretary of state said Iran remains a threat to the region and questioned whether Tehran’s leaders want “to be a country or … a revolution"

Reflecting on the six years since the signing ceremony on the White House South Lawn, Lankford said the accords proved more durable than critics expected, including in the aftermath of October 7

The guest list, originally set at around 40 people, has been sharply scaled back to keep the conversations from becoming public

GOP lawmakers tell i24NEWS Trump should tout his decision to confront Tehran, even as higher gas prices complicate the party’s appeal to voters

'Orna was pregnant with Omer during 9/11,' Ronen said, '25 years later, we found ourselves losing our son'

The party's commitment to Israel hasn't wavered, but with the timing colliding with Rosh Hashanah and polls showing economic concerns dominating, with Republicans steering toward domestic themes

By describing Jewish rioting as terrorism, the US ambassador has intensified pressure on Israeli officials to confront settler violence and those accused of enabling it

The UAE has made interfaith dialogue and religious tolerance prominent elements of its diplomatic agenda

Washington warns against ‘UNIFIL-lite’ as Security Council weighs three options for a post-mission presence in southern Lebanon

A source told i24NEWS that the State Department issued a similar directive ahead of Passover

The Dominican Republic will adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's working definition of antisemitism, becoming the 7th Latin American nation to do so

If Mike Rogers can’t defeat Abdul El-Sayed, despite the massive financial advantages the Republican party has, it’s questionable what difference AIPAC funding would play

Ami Eden says the Hamas-led attack drove greater demand for hard news as developments in Israel became increasingly intertwined with American Jews’ sense of identity

With Trump’s standing among Israelis falling and Netanyahu increasingly willing to challenge him, a presidential endorsement may no longer carry the electoral weight it once did

Rebeca Grynspan, daughter of Holocaust refugees, topped the first straw poll for UN secretary-general with the fewest "discourage" votes of any candidate

The exception to Tuesday’s not-good-at-all results for Israel supporters was in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race, where democratic-socialist Francesca Hong lost to David Crowley

Three days of technical talks finalize plans for pilot zones as Washington says the process remains on a positive trajectory despite security and political challenges

And much like in chess, creating a stalemate can be a smart tactic to save you from a loss. Even for someone like Trump, the stalemate is the only wise play right now

World Vision was found to have provided funding to a US sanctioned organization, and Israel jailed its Gaza operations manager for diverting as much as $50 million to Hamas

'The US cannot give Tehran what it needs, and the IRGC cannot give Trump what he needs. Anything resembling an agreement, based on what the sides need to get out of it politically, has been impossible

Ilan Goldenberg tells i24NEWS Netanyahu has lost the Democratic Party, but says a different Israeli government could begin rebuilding US-Israel ties

"Peace, prosperity, sovereignty—that's what the president wants to see," Tommy Pigott said. "We believe those things are fully accomplishable."

i24NEWS launches 'American View,' a new weekly show on US-Israel relations. The debut episode features CUFI Action Fund chair Sandra Hagee Parker