Tag: Tom Cotton

“It’s time to call this region by its rightful name and stop playing into anti-Israel propaganda,” the Arkansas senator wrote.

“Get them out of the way,” wrote Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.). “It’s time to put an end to this nonsense.”

“Netanyahu opposes a two-state solution,” the Democrats said. “That puts him in direct conflict with President Biden and virtually all Arab states.”

"It’s a simple question that I hope the administration can answer clearly and promptly," Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) wrote.

“The ICC has no legitimate jurisdiction over the United States or any country that does not recognize the ICC’s authority,” says Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton.

“Left-wing activists abuse country-of-origin labels in order to stigmatize products made in Israel.”

“Left-wing activists abuse county-of-origin labels in order to stigmatize products made in Israel,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) said in a release. “Our bill will defend the integrity of the Jewish state by ensuring that Israeli products may proudly bear the label ‘Made in Israel.’”

Senators Jim Inhofe and Bill Hagerty introduced the amendment to ensure the U.S. Embassy to Israel remains in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.

The bill states in part that “it is in the United States national security interest to ensure that Israel retains control of the Golan Heights."

Earlier this week, a missile was fired at the Hermon Mountain, prompting Israel to launch a massive attack on numerous Iranian targets in Syria.

"This is a transparent attempt by career staffers in the State Department to [expletive] with the Israelis and derail the efforts of Congressional Republicans and President Trump to rebuild the US-Israel relationship."

Habayit Hayehudi Chairman MK Naftali Bennett said on Saturday night that now is the time to switch from retreat to sovereignty.'

Senator Graham asked, “Why is the Palestinian Authority paying young Palestinians to commit acts of terror against innocent Americans like Taylor Force or Israelis?"

US legislators who oppose boycotting Israel should be supporting Cotton's bill.

Congress can sue the President for violating Corker-Cardin and hiding documentation of secret deals, but will it?

US officials couldn't give Congress documentation of the Nuclear Iran secret side deals - it doesn't have them and never did.

Sen. Cotton sounds confident there is much more that can be done to protect us all from the Nuclear Iran Deal.

He will arrive Sunday and will be "updated on strategic issues," meaning Iran.

Congress is doing Obama a favor by showing Iran it cannot get away with murder.

The Arkansas Republican called the foreign minister a "coward."

Senators want Iran to recognize Israel, release Jason Rezaian and for the President to certify Iran isn't targeting US citizens...