A viral video supposedly showing a Hamas member threatening violence at the Paris Olympics was proven to be a Russian disinformation campaign.

Following a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Kamala Harris, in her first statement on Israel as a presidential candidate, expressed concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and stated that she will not stay silent about the plight of Palestinians.

The text is a passionate critique of Hamas' actions in Gaza, emphasizing that blaming Israel for the situation is ignorant and unfair.

Pro-Palestinian protesters in Washington D.C. displayed "Hamas is coming" graffiti, sparking controversy and condemnation from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Vice President Kamala Harris condemned antisemitic and anti-American displays during protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress, denouncing individuals associating with Hamas and affirming that antisemitism, hate, and violence have no place in the nation.

The Republican Jewish Coalition released an ad criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris for not attending Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at Congress, choosing a sorority luncheon instead.

The text is an open letter addressing anti-Israel Jews, expressing frustration with their protests against Israel while ignoring atrocities committed by other countries and advocating for peace and self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians.

Iran's strategy of encircling Israel involves coordinating various proxies such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and others to create a multifront threat against Israel.

During Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress, he acknowledged the families of hostages and their suffering but was interrupted by six relatives wearing yellow T-shirts and calling for action to bring the hostages home.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress celebrated the U.S.-Israel alliance but faced challenges, including criticism and boycotts over his handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict.

In a speech to the U.S. Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated Israel's commitment to defeating Hamas in Gaza and achieving total victory.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress amid high stakes, not for the first time, becoming the world leader with the most appearances before Congress.

The text criticizes leftist Jewish protesters staging a sit-in against the war in Gaza and the leftist politicians boycotting Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's address to Congress.

In this essay by Nachum Kaplan, the author argues against the widely held belief that a two-state solution would be beneficial for the Palestinians, asserting that it would lead to further conflict, internal strife, and a lack of improvement in Palestinian lives.

Kamala Harris has faced misguided accusations regarding her support for Israel, which are unfounded based on her consistent pro-Israel stance.

Vice President Kamala Harris initially supported Israel's right to defend itself against Hamas attacks in October but later began criticizing Israel's actions, indicating a change in her stance.

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), once a supporter of Israel, now takes a considerably less supportive stance, endorsing BDS and criticizing Israel as an apartheid regime.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with families of Israeli hostages in Washington, DC, as discussions intensify for a potential ceasefire and hostage release deal.

The article recounts the tragic story of David Boim, the first American killed by Hamas in 1996, as told by his mother.

Ella Emhoff, Kamala Harris' stepdaughter, is a Parsons School of Design graduate and a rising fashion influencer who has signed modeling deals and started her own company.

The text discusses a Republican Jewish smear campaign against Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of being anti-Israel.

The text argues that the Biden administration's policies towards Israel have been hostile, continuing a trend that began with previous administrations.

Families of hostages, including Aviva Siegel, express hopes that President Biden's decision not to seek reelection may give him more political freedom to pressure Israel and Hamas for a hostage deal.

Muhamad El Atrash, a Bedouin Israeli sergeant-major in the IDF, was declared missing after Hamas attacked Nahal Oz on Oct. 7 but was later determined to have been killed in the battle.

Joe Biden is highlighted as a unique U.S. president in terms of his positive relationship with Israel, heralding an era possibly coming to an end.