Opinion

The Saudis insisted they would not normalize relations until Israel and the Palestinians had made credible progress on negotiations toward statehood, something Netanyahu rejected.

October 8 was not weeks later. It was not after Israel entered Gaza and began its military operation. It was the very next day. Israelis were still counting the dead, the burned and desecrated bodies

But six years later, after the Middle East has gone through one of the most turbulent periods in its history, a deeper lesson can be identified - true peace begins in the classroom.

It’s hard to comprehend how Piker remains such a popular figure, given his preference for a barbaric terror group over the democratic country of Israel.

For decades, Gaza's refugee camps have been a symbol of dependency. Reconstruction offers an opportunity to change that reality.

Voters choose a party on Election Day; they cannot rearrange its candidates or express a preference for particular individuals.

America’s political area will have no impact on the economic, technological, and personal ties between Israelis and Michiganians

Climate change is transforming the Mediterranean into an increasingly shared ecological space.

Washington and Addis Ababa have long enjoyed a shared history of cooperation. Now, these ties are getting even stronger

After long months of tension, thousands of Israeli parents are trying to do the most basic and human thing: to give their children, and themselves, a few days of quiet.