U.S.-Israel relationship
Coverage of U.S.-Israel relationship in the Nexus archive.
- Netanyahu's quiet visit to Washington highlights Trump's frustration with the leader
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington coincided with Trump's public frustration over Netanyahu's policies. The meeting followed Trump's recent engagements with regional leaders and occurred amid Netanyahu's re-election campaign, with experts noting Trump's significant influence over the Israeli leader.
- Is the US-Israel relationship salvageable? – with Dr. Michael Oren - Sponsored Content
Rahm Emanuel, former White House Chief of Staff, warned that the U.S.-Israel relationship is at a crossroads. Dr. Michael Oren joins host Aviva Klompas to discuss his vision on the topic.
- AIPAC drops online donations to Dems who backed Israel aid cut
AIPAC's political action committee removed online donation buttons for House Democrats who supported cutting U.S. aid to Israel. The move reflects a growing divide between AIPAC and Democrats, with representatives like Katherine Clark, Joe Neguse, and Pat Ryan affected. Over 100 Democrats voted for an amendment to reduce aid to Israel, citing concerns over Netanyahu's handling of the Gaza war, though the amendment failed.
- Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," July 12, 2026
The episode of 'Face the Nation' on July 12, 2026, features Sen. Tim Scott discussing the death of Lindsey Graham, a prominent Senate figure. Retired Gen. Frank McKenzie and Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter analyze recent U.S. and Iranian strikes, while former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel discusses the U.S.-Israel relationship.
- Israel’s leaders mourn passing of Lindsey Graham, ‘one of its greatest friends’
Israel's leaders mourn the passing of GOP Senator Lindsey Graham, whom they called one of its greatest friends. They lauded him as an American patriot and defender of the free world and US-Israel relationship. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is considering attending his funeral.
- Sen. Lindsey Graham, outspoken backer of US-Israel relationship, dies at 71
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Republican lawmaker who shaped Trump's foreign policy on Iran and supported the US-Israel relationship, died at 71. Netanyahu sent condolences, calling him 'one of its greatest friends.'
- Rahm Emanuel will call for changes to US relationship with Israel in latest sign of shifting politics on key alliance
Rahm Emanuel will advocate for changes in the US relationship with Israel, indicating a shift in politics regarding the key alliance. The article highlights this as a significant development in the dynamics of the US-Israel partnership.
- Can Israel win back Americans’ support?
The U.S.-Israel relationship, historically one of the most consequential, is experiencing a decline in American public opinion. This slow depletion of support poses concerns for leaders in both countries.