When authoritarian regimes are confronted with public protest and social unrest, they often respond by violently attacking women.
The international community would be wise to shed its two-state blinders and start considering alternatives to the Oslo-era process.
Since the origins of the question of Palestine, international law in Palestine has been much closer to power than to...
Each of the past three U.S. administrations has looked for ways to reconfigure America's relationship with the Middle East.
A more restrained U.S. foreign policy may be the best way to advance the core values that realists and progressives...
As difficult as articulating a comprehensive vision for positive U.S. engagement in the world is imagining the operating environment that...
By distributing more guns to Israelis, including settlers, Israel's security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, is hoping to boost his militaristic public...
“We envisioned a brighter, better post-truce life. Instead, we are confronted with the shadows of neglect and the specter of...
"We're looking at days for the hospital to run out of fuel. If it does, then effectively the hospital becomes...
Algeria’s former defense minister, Khaled Nezzar, will be the highest-ranking military official ever tried for war crimes under the principle...
We’re fighting for a ceasefire and accountability for Israeli and U.S. officials responsible for war crimes in Gaza.
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