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Desperate John Kerry looks for a nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday; President Obama to update George Bush’s ‘Roadmap to Mideast Peace’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has come out and blasted the impending nuclear deal between the P5+1 world powers and the Iranian regime, calling the accord a historically bad agreement that lets Iran race towards nuclear weapons development.

Sunday, while discussing the ongoing nuclear talks in Switzerland, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the details that are coming to light of a possible deal with Iran are much worse then Israel feared. Netanyahu said, “This deal, as it

Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) said the Obama administration’s obvious “animosity,” towards Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s  is “reprehensible.” Defending Netanyahu’s heavily criticized comment that a two-state solution is not likely to happen

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to face harsh criticism, at home and abroad, for remarks he made on Election Day warning that Arabs were being bused to the polls and voting in large numbers, threatening the future of the right-wing government. Netanyahu has since apologized to the Arab community. From a purely political perspective, however, the only thing that matters is that he won. That raises the question: what if Republicans had done the same in 2008 and 2012?

The Pentagon has declassified a document that was once labeled “top-secret,” which goes into sophisticated detail about Israel’s nuclear weapons program. The document was released quietly just prior to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s March 3 speech to a joint session of Congress.

Iran is refusing to commit to a written nuclear deal ahead of the March 31 deadline that American officials had touted for a general framework to be signed, the New York Times reports.

Monday on MSNBC’s “Hardball with Chris Matthews,” a heated debate went down between host Chris Matthews, Ron Fournier of National Journal and veteran investigative journalist Bob Woodward over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Barack Obama’s disintegrating relationship. Ron

Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) criticized President Obama for the efforts of his “political machine” to remove Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show” After hearing a clip of the president saying, “I have a very businesslike relationship with

Tuesday at a joint press conference with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, President Barack Obama addressed his issues with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he can’t just sing Kumbaya with Netanyahu to solve their disagreement that a two-state solution is

At the East Room of the White House today, President Obama signaled that he wasn’t prepared to forget Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s comments characterized as rejecting the idea of a two-state solution to the conflict between Israel and Palestine.

Sources in the Israeli government claim the White House tried to influence the recent election because it wanted “revenge” against Benjamin Netanyahu.

Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” Sen. Angus King (I-ME) said both President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu need to now “dial it back a bit” and resume acting like allies. King said, “When you step back and

House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) says he was “baffled” and “shocked” by a report that Israel was spying on U.S. negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program and passing information to American lawmakers.

Former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, a foreign policy adviser to former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday evening at the Washington gala dinner for J Street, a Soros-funded left-wing group that is devoted to disrupting the close U.S.-Israel alliance. Baker said that Netanyahu had been too forceful in his opposition to a nuclear deal with Iran, and that he had shown insufficient commitment to peace with the Palestinians.

Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-IL), speaking on Monday at the 2015 J Street convention, praised the far left “Pro-Israel, Pro-Peace” organization for backing her 2010 re-election campaign against Joel Pollak, Breitbart News’s Senior Editor-at-Large and Breitbart California Editor.

This weekend, as the Obama administration continued to stress the importance of reaching a nuclear deal with Iran, Iran’s Supreme Leader continued to tweet—in English, no less—that Iran would never abide by a deal to the benefit of the United States.

Huffington Post Political Editor and White House Correspondent Sam Stein reported that during his phone call, to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Obama “let Netanyahu know that this [Netanyahu’s comment about Arab voters] was not acceptable if Israel wanted

Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Bob Schieffer said while there has been “hard to take insults” from both sides he questions the Obama administration’s “snarky skepticism” of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walking back his Election Day statement

Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Sen. John McCain (R-AZ)  said President Barack Obama needs to get over his “temper tantrum” referring to the White House repeatedly saying they need to  “reassess” the U.S.-Israel relationship based solely on Israeli Prime

This weekend in an interview with The Huffington Post, President Barack Obama said even though Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s  has since clarified and walked back his  Election Day statement saying he did not think there would be a Palestinian

Let’s think about the next 10 or 20 years in the Middle East. If we think hard, we can envision that Israel, the U.S., and the cause of moderation and modernization in the Middle East all have a real chance to make solid gains. But we will need to be alert to opportunities as they arise—and be ready to jump on them, making tough choices.

On Saturday, the Fox News Channel’s “Justice with Judge Jeanine” host Judge Jeanine Pirro accused President Obama open hatred for Benjamin Netanyahu. “You know what I think this is all about? You just hate Bibi Netanyahu. You hate that he

US News and World Report Chairman and Editor-in-Chief and publisher of the New York Daily News, Mort Zuckerman argued that the Obama administration just doesn’t like Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday’s “McLaughlin Group.” “I do think that this is probably the

New York Times columnist David Brooks, who has a son serving in the Israeli military, argued that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not say that he would never accept a Palestinian state on Friday’s “PBS NewsHour.” “The stuff on the Palestinian

Yemen suicide bombings bring sectarian civil war closer; Benjamin Netanyahu’s ‘no Palestinian state’ scandal exposes political fantasies

Bill Maher argued that while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used “racist” re-election tactics, it is important to remember that Israel lets Arabs vote for “perspective” on Friday’s “Real Time” on HBO. “A lot of people were angry at the

The interview in which Netanyahu expressed the much-misinterpreted remark took place with the conservative Israeli publication NRG. It also took place in Hebrew, a language virtually none of the members of the Western press read or speak; most simply took the Ha’aretz report and ran with it. Here is what Netanyahu actually said.

Friday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest repeatedly told reporters the Obama administration was not OK with the divisiveness of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s Election Day statement saying he did not think there would be a Palestinian

NBC’s “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd reported that officials inside the White House “are very much calling” for “any sort of UN  action that might recognize an independent Palestine, or that might try to attempt to jump start and

Mark Steyn, columnist and author of “The Undocumented Mark Steyn,” argued that “everybody” in the Middle East “despises” President Obama on Thursday’s “Hugh Hewitt Show.” “Everybody in that region despises this president. And I don’t use that word lightly, I mean

Friday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” network regular Geraldo Rivera blamed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the partisan divide in Congress and the radicalization of Palestinians. In attempting to making the case that it was when Netanyahu

House Speaker John Boehner plans to visit Israel and sit down with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was just re-elected this week..

This weekend, two staunchly opposing groups, Stand With Us and J-Street, will hold conferences on opposite coasts, setting opposing agendas for U.S.-relations at a time when those relations are in danger of taking a turn for the worse.

Columnist and author of “Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican” Ann Coulter argued that Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu’s win shows Republicans shouldn’t cower to the left on Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. “I think Republicans

Columnist Charles Krauthammer argued that the White House was either “trying to stab Israel in the back” or engaging in “a cynical attempt to distract” from a bad deal with Iran on Thursday’s “Kelly File” on the Fox News Channel.