'Support for the Jewish state is not a partisan issue, it is an American issue,' Pence stated.

Yuli Edelstein thwarted a group of Palestinians and far-left Israelis who attempted to stage a meeting at the Knesset on expelling Jews from Hebron.

'The Knesset is—and will remain—a beacon of democracy, and the commitment to these values is shared across the political spectrum,' Edelstein stated. 

Get inspired by Edelstein's story of Zionist bravery. 

Israel's 'solidarity' remains 'the foundation of its success,' declared Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein on the anniversary of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's assassination.

At a unique conference in Jerusalem, Israel had the opportunity to say 'thank you!' to its friends from parliaments around the world.

'Many Syrian civilians who are fleeing Assad’s terror are gathering at Israel’s northern border. Paradoxically, this is the safest place for them because we provide them with humanitarian aid,' Edelstein said. 

While 'Israel is currently fighting on two fronts,' any aggression by its neighbors, including Iran which is entrenched in Syria, 'will not end favorably for them," Edelstein stated.

'Raising the French flag in Israel’s capital would be equivalent to taking a strong stance in support of historic justice and moral ethics,' Edelstein told the French Senate.

“You have been lighting torches for many years, in your lives… you have illuminated the State of Israel in a great light that will burn for many years after the torches of the ceremony are extinguished,” Knesset Speaker Edelstein told the torch lighters.

Members of Knesset mobilized to help Migdal Ohr feed Israel's needy on Passover.

"What did we think we would accomplish with this foolishness, which went against all diplomatic, security, moral and Zionist logic?" wondered Speaker Edelstein.

'Let us not delude ourselves about the chances of signing a peace agreement with the Palestinians in the near future,' Edelstein told a gathering of foreign diplomats. 

The speaker of the Israeli parliament "looks forward to the day when heads of parliaments from Arab countries will no longer avoid me and we will be able to cooperate."

Soon after reaching 5 million followers on Facebook, United with Israel continues to achieve milestones of success as UWI's Jerusalem Declaration, in support of the eternal, undivided capital of the Jewish State, has now been signed by 700,000 people from around the world

The Jerusalem Declaration, stating support for the eternal, undivided capital of the Jewish state and signed by over 575,000 people from 168 countries around the world, has encouraged Israeli leaders.

Arab lawmaker Basel Ghattas, under investigation for abetting terror and stripped of parliamentary immunity, has been arrested.

Employing defensive measures to preserve Israel's democracy, PM Netanyahu is seeking legal venues through which terror-supporting lawmakers could be ousted from parliament.

The irony was not lost on Israelis when France and Italy, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, warmly welcomed the president of Iran, a country that vows to annihilate the Jewish state.

Yediot Books Publishing House is printing a new edition of their 1997 wine guide that will include wines produced in Judea and Samaria, an ideal location for cultivating grapes.

Before Israeli Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein began his speech at the UN, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani decided to walk out.

Addressing the Knesset, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi expressed strong support for Israel and its historic rights that "predate any international agreement."

Israel's parliament is leading the way towards a cleaner global environment after installing the largest solar field on any government building worldwide - while promoting other projects that highlight energy efficiency.

The government is taking a stronger stand against terrorism by withholding bodies of assailants and moving to revoke Israeli residency to their supporters.

Jonathan Pollard, a Jew and an Israeli, has again been denied parole by the US government. Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein said the decision "crosses every moral boundary."