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Tom Mockaitis, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Schumer offered what may be the most compelling argument for a change of course in Israeli politics.
If the massive assault on Gaza is not genocide, it may constitute a war crime, although that will be hard to prove.
Oct. 7 and the mounting international criticism have revived a siege mentality present since the creation of Israel in 1948.
Oct. 7 and the mounting international criticism have revived a siege mentality present since the creation of Israel in 1948.
Grandstanding by Republican representatives was disingenuous given their own party’s track record on antisemitism and other forms of bigotry.
It isn’t necessary and won’t work for a simple reason: Most Palestinians are not radicals.
“What is the alternative to peace?” may be the most important question for Palestinians and Israelis.
As the war over Gaza rages, it has inspired a wave of hate crimes and terrorist attacks and deepened political divisions across the United States and...
What seems like an act of senseless violence to outside observers has a peculiar logic within that unconventional framework.
Hope for the future lies with moderates on both sides.
The conflict now looks more like a WWI trench stalemate than a WWII war of maneuver.
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