John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania native, embodies an unconventional American political figure. Tall, rugged and far removed from the image of Washington’s elite, he is deeply rooted in community work and public service. Despite his progressive positions on domestic issues, Fetterman has taken a distinctly pro-Israel line, emphasizing the US commitment to Israel’s security.
This comprehensive vision aims to bring a million Jews from around the world to Israel within a decade, strengthening the economy, demographics and diaspora connections through strategic immigration planning.
Key architects of Washington-Beirut negotiations take stage days after Hezbollah chief of staff assassination to assess Lebanon ceasefire stability.
The goal: to sketch a clear picture of shared challenges and examine how the two countries can maintain a strategic alliance amid enormous political upheaval.
December conference in Manhattan reveals behind-closed-doors story of how Washington and Jerusalem coordinated through conflict's most critical moments.
First summit convenes in Manhattan as New York's Jewish community grapples with first Muslim mayor, surging antisemitism and questions about Israel relations.
At one of the most critical junctures in US-Israel relations, Israel Hayom to host its inaugural New York summit on December 2 at the Hilton Midtown, bringing together Israeli government ministers, US senators, hostage families, and prominent Jewish community leaders.