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Netanyahu won’t meet with Jewish org. leaders during US visit
During the week, Netanyahu met with senior administration officials and even a group of senior Evangelical leaders at the beginning of his trip.
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Elon Musk invested more than $250 mil. into Trump re-election campaign
This includes, according to American news reports, more than $20 million into a super PAC [political action committee] called RBG PAC.
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What one US-Israel policy expert thinks of Trump's Defense Secretary pick
Makovsky called Trump's Defense Secretary selection of Pete Hegseth, a Fox News host and Army combat veteran, a "curious appointment."
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Biden, Trump to meet at White House for transition talks after Harris defeat
Biden and Trump have sharply criticized each other for years, and their respective teams hold vastly different positions on policies from climate change to Russia to trade.
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Shifting US-Israel relations: Trump 2.0 will not necessarily be Trump 1.0
As reassuring as Trump’s past gestures have been, his second term – and his relationship with Israel – will be shaped by new circumstances, new priorities, and new personalities around him.
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Pelosi tells NYT: Biden should have exited campaign sooner
Harris would have "been stronger going further" if the party had had an open primary, Pelosi said.
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Republican efforts targeting Harris's record on Israel, antisemitism failed, survey says
There was unprecedented spending by Republicans in order to appeal to the Jewish vote in the aftermath of Oct. 7, but it failed, J Street CEO Jeremy Ben Ami said.
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'Not the outcome we hoped for': Former US presidents react to election results
Former presidents unite in response to Trump's 2024 win, urging Americans to extend 'good faith' across political divides.
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Trump doesn't include Jews while thanking a ‘historic coalition’ for his election
In his victory speech, Trump hails a diverse voter coalition, from Black to Muslim Americans, while Jewish voters stand apart.
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American Jews across ideologies, battleground states react to second Trump presidency
From campus safety to Israel policy, Jewish Americans share hopes and fears for the future as some celebrate victory while others vow to "get louder."