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14 articles about 13 events for “Iran Israel War Concerns” from Washington Examiner.
“Rogers faced pressure to explain where he differs from Trump, particularly on tariffs and the war in Iran.”
“The former public health official and vocal critic of Israel’s military campaign accused Israel of lobbying the U.S. to go to war against Iran and criticized Rogers for supporting the U.S. campaign against Tehran.”
“The president’s approval rating has sunk from about 48% to somewhere around 35% (depending on which polls you read) today since he launched the war with Iran.”
“Meanwhile, Rogers is among the Republican candidates who are increasingly critical of the Iran war and eager for its end to bring down gasoline, diesel, and food prices.”
“Yes, the price of gas is high due to the Iran war.”
“At issue was a report alleging that Israel had sent troops to Azerbaijan and launched attacks on neighboring Iran from Azerbaijani territory — an allegation Azerbaijani officials had denied on the record.”
“Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan, reported an expanded meeting on Iran after Netanyahu’s talks with Emirati President Mohammed bin Zayed, including countries with no formal ties to Israel.”
“He has failed on his central promise — improving affordability — and he brought that problem on himself with slapdash tariffs and an ill-advised war against Iran.”
“Russia’s foreign affairs minister Sergey Lavrov and China’s Vice President Han Zheng each sided with the Iranian regime over the Trump administration regarding the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.”
“Since taking office in January, Mamdani has expressed his displeasure with Israel and its involvement in the war with Iran, causing his critics to accuse him of stoking antisemitism.”
“The narrowest point of the Red Sea is called the Bab el Mandeb Strait, and the Houthis carried out dozens of attacks on transiting vessels there in response to the Israel-Hamas war.”
“For example, without compromising any sensitive information, Hegseth could give a sense of the role data centers play in supporting the U.S. and allied militaries (Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates) in the current war against Iran.”
“The conflict recently passed its six-month mark, after the U.S. and Israel initially launched strikes against Iran on Feb. 28, citing concerns it could be developing nuclear weapons.”
“The travel is part of a broader effort to energize voters and defend Republicans’ narrow congressional majorities amid concerns about the economy and the Iran war.”