The White House released a video wishing the state of Israel a Happy Independence day!

After the White House made clear it is exploring options that could potentially damage Israel in an end-of-term move, the WSJ asked, 'Does Mr. Obama want to be remembered as the President who criminalized Israeli citizenship?'

After Israel announced it would build more homes for Jews in Shiloh in Samaria, the White House and State Department both condemned Israel for establishing a new "settlement," but the accusation is false and only proves that the Obama administration is biased.

As Israel faces a growing missile threat, and while Congress has approved additional funds to help Israel defend its citizens against future rocket and missile attacks, has President Obama decided to abandon the Jewish State?

The White House on Monday refused to allow Ben Rhodes, a senior adviser to President Barack Obama, to testify before a House committee about how he promoted the Iran nuclear deal to the public.

The Obama administration will likely soon release at least part of a 28-page secret chapter from a congressional inquiry into 9/11 that may shed light on possible Saudi connections to the attackers.

US presidential candidate Senator Marco Rubio criticized the way the State Department has responded to Palestinian terrorism against Israeli civilians.

Iran has violated a UNSC resolution regarding its weapons program. Is this issue detached from the nuclear deal struck with Tehran? If so, why?

The White House on Wednesday expressed “deep concern” over the growing violence in Israel, but stopped short of calling recent Palestinian attacks “terrorism.”

White House officials, including the president, have adopted language in the debate over the Iran deal that many Jews find offensive.

After the Obama administration opened a Twitter account to explain the Iran nuclear deal and take questions from the public, United with Israel asked its followers to contact the White House and ask the tough questions.

Ben Cohen modestly offers some suggestions, in no particular order, as to what everyone should be asking the Obama administration on its new Twitter page @TheIranDeal.

The Obama administration opened a Twitter account to explain the Iran nuclear deal and take questions from the public. Make your protest heard today!

Tehran has a completely different take on what was agreed upon with the P5+1 regarding its nuclear aspirations, according to an Iranian fact sheet.

United with Israel presented a petition - signed by over 100,000 US citizens - demanding that the US continue with sanctions until Iran's nuclear program is completely dismantled.

During his visit to Israel, John Boehner, Speaker of the US House of Representatives, together with Prime Minister Netanyahu, emphasized the strong US-Israel alliance and common threats facing both nations.

A group of Jewish congressmen has demanded that the White House tone down its attacks against Netanyahu, who was re-elected this month in democratic elections.

Obama's top adviser continues the White House's campaign against Israel in his speech at the left-wing J Street conference.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's Congress speech got 26 standing ovations, but Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said it was an insult to the intelligence of Americans.

While members of the Iranian clergy threaten the US, Washington seeks a diplomatic agreement with Iran.

Iran will obtain threshold capabilities to develop a nuclear bomb, and the pending deal merely postpones Iran’s development of deadly weapons, sources say.

The US Congress invited Netanyahu to a special session on the Iranian and Islamic threats. The White House voiced opposition, citing protocol issues.

The US should have sent a higher-ranking official to the largest ever peace rally in Paris, the White House now admits