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The survey conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research found that a slight majority, 51 percent, oppose the two-state solution while 48 percent are in favor.

Just before his visit Netanyahu said, “Europe should support Israel – not pressure Israel, not attack Israel, but support Israel“.

For Sens. Marco Rubio and Rand Paul, whose poll numbers are languishing in the single digits, the under-the-radar strategy would have been a fatal blunder. It is Ben Carson, whose extraordinary surge in the polls has left many mainstream media pundits – Democratic and...

Senate Democrats have secured 42 votes in support of the deal, one more than needed to block a disapproval vote in the Senate.

“They basically said unanimously this is as good a deal as you could get and we are moving ahead with it”, recalled Senator Chris Coons, the Delaware Democrat who lent crucial support to the deal this week despite some reservations. So far, 226 House members –...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on Thursday most Americans agreed with Israel over dangers posed by Iran, even as he lost a battle to persuade the U.S. Congress to reject Tehran’s nuclear deal with world powers including Washington. Booker, Warner and Heitkamp...

Back from a notably uneventful and restful two-week vacation in Martha’s Vineyard, Obama was immediately on the road for a short trip here, first to speak at a green energy conference hosted by retiring Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, then to raise money for his...

We also staunchly agree that Mr. Obama, as the leader of this nation, should retract the unfortunate comment made that those opposing the deal are “making common cause” with Iran’s hard-line leaders.

The IAEA will be able to review the Iranians’ work after the fact.

The Republican leader added, “The Obama administration has a lot of explaining to do”. The agreement forces Iran to limit its nuclear program and subject most parts of it to a new inspections regime. Entrusting Iran to verify itself turns what is a bad deal into a...

John Hoeven, R-N.D., have already made a decision.

Caruso reported from New York.

Secretary of State John Kerry doubled down on the controversial Iran nuclear deal Tuesday, telling lawmakers that there was not a better deal available to negotiators and that since 2003 Iran has not pursued a nuclear bomb to the best of America’s knowledge.

She said a congressional vote against the deal would allow Iran to continue “destabilizing activities” while pursuing nuclear weapons.

Schumer, New York’s senior senator, announced late Thursday that he would oppose the nuclear pact between six world powers and Iran announced on July 14. Far from taking this as bad news, I’d say it’s a very good sign that the Iran deal will survive when it goes...