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The article discusses the foreign policy views and advisers of Republican 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney. It describes his statements on foreign policy during the campaign as closely aligned with the policies of former U.S. President George W. Bush. Romney foreign policy advisers who espouse neoconservative views are listed, including John Bolton, Paula Dobriansky, and Eric Edelman. Topics include Romney's likely support for an Israeli military attack on Iran's nuclear facilities and an increase in U.S. military spending.

The article focuses on the 2012 presidential election in the U.S. It discusses the importance of Israel for the American Jewish voters and informs that they are concerned about social issues, the economy, civil liberties. It informs that national thought leaders do not agree on the policies of Governor Mitt Romney and U.S. President Barack Obama towards Israel.

The author expresses his opinion on the state of the European economy and Iran's nuclear program in the summer of 2012. Topics include how the European banks are attempting to stimulate the economies by devaluing their currencies, the possibility that a U.S.-sponsored Israeli military will attack Iran's nuclear facilities in Tehran, and the effects of these global crises on U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney's nomination acceptance speech.

The article looks at the relationship between U.S president Barack Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel. An incident in which Netanyahu purposefully misinterpreted a statement made by Obama on the need to renegotiate Israel's borders is discussed. The author speculates that Netanyahu is aware of the political repercussions of his actions, which implies that he supports the U.S. Republican party for the 2012 presidential elections.

The article provides updates on U.S. Congress. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanhayu accused U.S. President Barack Obama's failure to strongly counter Iran's supposed nuclear threat as an effort to influence U.S. elections. Sen. Barbara Boxer a strong supporter of Israel expressed disappointment over Netanyahu's questioning of U.S. support for Israel. Congress passed H.R. 3783 directing the secretary of state to submit a strategy to address Iran's hostile activity in the Western Hemispere.

The article reports on Israeli policy toward Iran, focusing on the Israeli government's concern over Iran's development of nuclear weapons and its threat to take military action against Iranian nuclear facilities. It says the administration of Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has suggested it would not take any such action before the November 2012 U.S. elections. Topics include Israeli opponents of an attack on Iran and the role of U.S.-Israel relations in the U.S. election.

The author focuses on the U.S. Presidential elections and also discusses the political agenda of two political candidates participating in the elections Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. He analyzes the views of candidates on the development of Jewish American community and also explores the international relations between the U.S. and Israel.

The article discusses how the re-election of U.S. President Barack Obama will affect U.S.-Israeli relations and Palestinian's bid for United Nations (UN) membership. It cites a statement by Israel's Knesset deputy speaker Danny Danon that Obama's his leadership in foreign policy has hurt the U.S. It cites efforts of the U.S. State Department to induce the Europeans to act against the Palestinian's bid for recognition and admission to the United Nations general assembly.

The article focuses on the 2012 presidential election in the U.S. It informs that the presidential debate between U.S. President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney involved the issues with Israel many times. It informs that global climate change, international relations and economic policy of the U.S. were discussed in the debate.

The author discusses former U.S. National Security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski's view that a surprise attack by Israel on Iran on October 2012 could damage U.S. President Barack Obama's chances for reelection. The author cites a January 14, 2012 report by "Wall Street Journal" which states that U.S. defense leaders are increasingly wary of Israel preparing military action against Iran despite U.S. objections.

The article reports on the campaign rhetoric of the 2012 U.S. Republican Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich concerning U.S. relations with Israel. Details are given describing Gingrich's address to the Republican Jewish Coalition on December 7, contrasting his pledges with those of his rival candidate Mitt Romney. Quotations sampling Gingrich's views regarding the U.S.-Israeli partnership are included.