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U.S. ‘deeply concerned’ over plans for settlement expansion
Jewish Journal
September 1, 2016
The U.S. State Department criticized an Israeli announcement approving the construction of hundreds of housing units in four West Bank settlements.
Indiana House unanimously passes anti-BDS bill
Jewish Journal
January 29, 2016
The Indiana House of Representatives unanimously approved a bill banning state dealings with entities that boycott Israel.
Carson: Hillary Knew of the U.S. Spying on Israel
Jewish Journal
December 31, 2015
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson on Wednesday blasted the Obama administration for spying on Israel and its allies in Congress.
Huckabee tweets that Obama is marching Israelis ‘to the door of the oven’
Jewish Journal
July 27, 2015
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee cited threats from Israel’s enemies in his continued assault on the Iran nuclear deal.
U.S. sells munitions to Israel from its surplus stockpile
Jewish Journal
July 31, 2014
The U.S. Defense Department sold to Israel munitions from its Israel-based surplus stockpile.
With jabs at Obama, CUFI lobbies for Iran sanctions, end to P.A. aid
Jewish Journal
July 22, 2014
With sharp jabs at the Obama administration, Christians United for Israel launched its annual Washington rally with appeals to Congress to impose new sanctions on Iran and cut off funding to the Palestinian Authority.
U.S. commits $47 million in humanitarian aid for Gaza
Jewish Journal
July 22, 2014
The United States has committed $47 million to help alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Egypt welcomes U.S. remarks on Morsi; food stocks dwindle
Jewish Journal
July 11, 2013
Egypt\’s interim rulers welcomed on Thursday remarks from the U.S. State Department describing the rule of toppled leader Mohamed Morsi as undemocratic, read in Cairo as a signal that Washington will not cut off its $1.5 billion in annual aid.
Waxman faces Bloomfield in redrawn 33rd
Jonah Lowenfeld
September 12, 2012
Sitting in his recently rented campaign office on West Third Street in Los Angeles one afternoon in late August, Rep. Henry Waxman listed — one by one, from memory — some of the coastal and South Bay neighborhoods and cities that are included in the newly redrawn 33rd Congressional District where he’s running for reelection in November.
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