U.S.-Israel relations
Coverage of U.S.-Israel relations in the Nexus archive.
- Michigan's Democratic Senate primary puts spotlight on big money and pro-Israel lobby
A competitive and bitter Democratic Senate primary in Michigan is seen as a proxy fight involving big money in politics, the pro-Israel lobby's influence, and U.S.-Israel relations within the party. The race highlights tensions over financial power and advocacy groups' roles in shaping political outcomes.
- Netanyahu visits White House for first Trump talks during Iran war
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with US President Donald Trump at the White House for their first in-person discussion since the Iran war began, focusing on resolving public disagreements and addressing regional security issues. The meeting, described as 'positive and productive,' included discussions on Iran, a US-Israel-Lebanon framework deal, and stalled Gaza reconstruction efforts.
- Rahm Emanuel will assail Netanyahu in Tel Aviv speech as American politics shift against Israel
Rahm Emanuel will criticize Benjamin Netanyahu in a Tel Aviv speech, urging significant changes in the U.S.-Israel relationship. He proposes sanctions on Israelis attacking Palestinians and ending U.S. subsidies to Israel's defense budget. The speech reflects a shift in Democratic support, with 58% of Democrats believing the U.S. is too supportive of Israel.
- Zionism and Americanism - Sponsored Content
Prof. Gil Troy and Dr. Einat Wilf examine the growing claims of a rupture in U.S.-Israel relations as Americans mark Independence Day. The analysis appears in The Times of Israel.
- Watch: Will the Iran deal divide Trump and Netanyahu? | Above the Fold | 15.06.2026
The article discusses a new U.S.-Iran agreement and its implications for Israel's response and U.S.-Israel relations, along with political turmoil in the Trinamool Congress following a merger with the NCPI.
- Does Israel still need U.S. support?
Israel's relationship with the U.S. has changed, with some analysts suggesting it has not improved. New tensions have emerged between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu admits to aides he has little influence over Trump on Iran — sources
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly admitted to aides that Israel has little influence over U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Iran policy, as concerns grow over a potential emerging deal. Israel's PM's Office did not comment on the matter.
- Israel began the Iran war as a partner of the US — and is ending it on the sidelines
Israel initiated the Iran war as a U.S. ally, with Netanyahu claiming it strengthened the U.S.-Israel relationship. However, Trump is now sidelining Netanyahu from critical talks, potentially allowing the Iranian threat to persist.
- Trump says Israel did not talk him into Iran strikes
President Trump denied being influenced by Israel to launch strikes on Iran, countering reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pressured him. He cited the results of Oct. 7th and his longstanding stance against Iran's nuclear ambitions.
- Transcript: Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan"
Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter discussed U.S.-Israel relations on 'Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan' on April 12, 2026. The interview focused on regional security and diplomatic engagement between the United States and Israel.
- Transcript: Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan"
The article provides a transcript of Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter's interview on 'Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan' from April 12, 2026, discussing U.S.-Israel relations and regional security. The interview highlights diplomatic perspectives on international affairs and policy decisions.