The Appalling Talk of Boycotting Netanyahu
Congress has the right to disagree with the prime minister, but the idea that some members of Congress will not give him the courtesy of listening violates protocol and basic decency.
In Israel’s Hour of Need
Netanyahu is coming to Washington because Obama has left him no choice.
Did Susan Rice Drink Too Much Obama Kool Aid?
In a recent interview, US National Security Adviser Susan Rice rebuked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his upcoming speech to Congress.
Kerry: Because Netanyahu Supported Iraq War, He Is Not to Be Trusted on Iran
In a new wave of criticism against Israel’s prime minister, John Kerry attacked Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu’s judgment on Iran by implying that he publicly advocated for the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Obama Encouraging Defeat of Netanyahu
Election fever is gripping Israel these days with the big election for control of the national government coming up on March 17th.
Top Obama Official Rebukes Netanyahu for “Destructive” Speech [VIDEO]
In a stinging rebuke, Susan Rice said Tuesday that Netanyahu’s upcoming speech to Congress is “destructive” to the “fabric” of the relationship between Israel and the US.
Should Herzog Set Aside Internal Politics and Accompany Netanyahu to Washington?
Likud Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz suggested this week that MK Isaac Herzog, leader of the Zionist Union party, should show support for Prime Minster Netanyahu and travel with him to the US for his upcoming speech before Congress. With host Glen Ladau overseas, VOI’s Josh Hasten moderates the Panel, which debates whether Herzog should put […]
Netanyahu’s True Electoral Rival
If Netanyahu’s speech is a success, Obama’s foreign policy will be indefensible.
As P5+1 Make New Demands, Iran Threatening to Walk Away from Nuclear Talks
Iran is threatening to walk away from nuclear talks with the US and other world powers as the second day of high-level negotiations kick off in Switzerland.
Obama May Snub Netanyahu Yet Again, This Time Via AIPAC
Apparently, refusing to meet Netanyahu during his upcoming visit to Washington to speak before Congress is not a strong enough expression of discontent.