Gains from the Palestinian hunger strike were meager, but they may be enough to sustain a new form of dissent.
The United States doesn't negotiate with terrorists. But the Taliban is not a terrorist organization.
Israeli national-security professionals are speaking out against Netanyahu's policies. Washington should listen.
The Israeli and American postures toward the ruling party in Gaza are stuck in a time warp.
Why an American or Israeli attack on Iran might find an unexpected ally—or at least not another enemy—in Hamas.
Sanctions won't work. A military attack won't work. But there is one way to keep Iran—and the region—WMD free.
It is not in a superpower's interest to get sucked into projects of someone with a King David complex.
How flaws in the U.S. system lead to deep deficiencies in Washington.
Washington should applaud the Muslim Brotherhood's initiative to promote Israeli-Palestinian peace.
Documents discovered in Osama bin Laden's Abbottabad compound confirm the resonance of the Palestinian issue among potential supporters of terrorism.
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