Rather than feeling humiliated at being shut down by Trump for raising the issue of anti-Semitism, Jake Turx 'understand[s] why this is so hurtful for him.'

Previous administrations have given varying amounts of leeway to Israel on the issue of construction - usually not very much - and have also pushed for the two-state solution, usually to Israel's disadvantage. The Trump administration could change all that.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Iran's decisions will not be affected by elections results in the US and President-elect Donald Trump’s victory, asserting that Washington's policies on Iran have always remained hostile, irrespective of the leadership.

Iran's foreign minister says the nuclear deal reached last year with world powers can't be renegotiated despite Republican presidential contender Donald Trump's pledge to do so if elected president.

The 2016 presidential race appears to have been whittled down to Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump, both of whom have a large following and have a good chance of becoming president. But where do they stand on Israel?

In an interview with the New York Daily News, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton discussed her views on Israel, claiming she will show strong support for the Jewish state. There were, however, episodes in her past that raise questions as to how she will treat Israel if elected president.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton touted Israel’s right to defend itself after her Democratic opponent Bernie Sanders called Israel’s response against Hamas “disproportionate.”

Front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton hoped to win Wisconsin and essentially end the nomination race, but the people of Wisconsin decided otherwise.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced he will not add his name to the candidates for the Democratic nomination in the current race for the White House since he claims that, by doing so, he would strengthen Donald Trump.

It ain't over till its over - Rubio's big win in Puerto Rico provided much-needed oxygen for his campaign.

Marco Rubio attacked Donald Trump for the Republican front runner's claim he wants to be an "honest broker" between Israel and the Palestinians.

Presidential hopeful Marco Rubio called for a clear-cut and strong US stance with regard to its support of Israel.

Republican front-runner Donald Trump ripped Barack Obama's treatment of Israel, saying what he did to Israel is a "disgrace."

In his most recent statement on the issue, US presidential candidate Ted Cruz reiterated his strong support for Israel and rejected comments by supporter Mike Bickle, an evangelical pastor, that Hitler was a “hunter” sent by God to force the Jewish people to accept Jesus as their savior.

Jewish commentators were quick to weigh in on Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders’ New Hampshire win on Wednesday, which made him the first American-Jewish candidate ever to win a primary. Some fear anti-Semites will use the opportunity to voice and spread their hate.

In 2016 Jews are once again embedded in this political drama of electing a new national leader. Twelve principles of American Jewish political practice are introduced here as a way to provide a roadmap to understand the nature and character of the Jewish community in this election year...

Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio denounces Obama for betraying Israel.

If Bernie Sanders defeats Hillary Clinton to win the Democratic nomination, he'll be the first Jewish presidential nominee of a major political party. But when it comes to his views on Israel, some Jewish Democrats are scratching their heads in confusion.

In an about-face since his address last month to Jewish Republicans, leading GOP candidate Donald Trump promised, if elected president, to move the US embassy to the Israeli capital.