Hillary Clinton Wants US-Israel Relations on 'Constructive Footing'

Meanwhile, Senate Republicans in the U.S. are deepening their investigations into Clinton's missing emails, of which there are thousands.

Among those being sought are any messages that would have explained why Clinton continued to employ top aide Huma Abedin as a “special government employee, or SGE,” at the State Department while she was also working for Teneo, an independent political consulting firm. She also ended up working for the Clinton Global Initiative.

Neither used the State Department server for their correspondence, even with their messages were relevant to State Department affairs.

Since Clinton has simply ignored requests by the Senate to turn over her server for examination, Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a request to the State Department inspector general and Secretary John Kerry himself, according to Fox News.