Standing by Israel - A Special Advocacy Report

Standing by Israel - A Special Advocacy Report

Standing by Israel is a Special Report produced by The Washington Times Advocacy Department.

No better friend in the world

The United States and Israel have each other’s back

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An Israeli army officer walks near the entrance of a tunnel, Friday, July 25, 2014, that is allegedly used by Palestinian militants for cross-border attacks, at the Israel-Gaza Border. A network of tunnels Palestinian militants have dug from Gaza to Israel, dubbed "lower Gaza" by the Israeli military, is taking center stage in the latest war between Hamas and Israel. (AP Photo/Jack Guez, Pool)

Why Israel needs to destroy the tunnels

A general view of the Eshkol power station in the coastal city of Ashdod, southern Israel, Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010. A top official at a U.S. energy company developing natural gas fields off the coast of Israel urged Congress to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank, saying the agency is vital to clinching development deals for American companies in the region. **FILE**

For embattled Israel, a Leviathan Massive gas find could transform economy

The lone soldier

Illustration for Israel's situation in the Mideast by Linas Garsys/The Washington Times

A tale of two hospitals: One in Israel, one in Gaza

Ros-Lehtinen

Congress must counter efforts to delegitimize Israel

FILE - In this Dec. 20, 2008, file photo, masked Palestinian militants from Islamic Jihad place homemade rockets before later firing them into Israel on the outskirts of Gaza City. In 2009, a prominent human rights group said there was "strong evidence" that Gaza's Hamas rulers committed war crimes by allowing militants to fire rockets from the territory, killing civilians in Israel. The third Gaza war is playing out very much like the first one some five years ago: We are now at the stage where the harrowing civilian toll in Gaza is at the center of the discourse, eclipsing the rocket attacks by Hamas militants which are the reason for the Israeli assault. In 2009, Hamas was firing relatively small projectiles with minimal range, mostly aimed at border communities surrounding the blockaded Gaza Strip. Now Hamas is firing at Tel Aviv, which is 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of the strip, and even at some cities beyond. (AP Photo/Ashraf Amra, File)

The will to win an unavoidable war

Illustration on the lack of effective U.S.foreign policy by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

Rudderless U.S. foreign policy

Illustration on Mideast peace by Donna Grethen/Tribune Content Agency

SOWELL: Quit the Mideast cease-fires

An Israeli waiting game

On a higher plane: SkyTran is using magnetic levitation technology to build a high-speed mass-transit system. (SkyTran Inc.)

U.S. firm to build Jetsons-like highway in the sky for Israel

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