The famously poor personal chemistry between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu has had six years to take its toll. With a tense situation in. . .

By showing weakness in its negotiations with Iran, failing to take steps against Bashar Assad, wavering in its commitment to its allies in Egypt and. . .

Last week, a major two-day conference took place in Abu Dhabi, where participants from around the world gathered to discuss issues concerning the Middle East.. . .

Disparaging comments about the Israeli prime minister by anonymous administration officials offer an “appalling display of hypocrisy, hostility to Israel, and warmth toward the very. . .

Senator Elizabeth Warren has incensed some on the Left by affirming Israel’s right to defend itself. Is that why she recently called comparisons between Israel. . .

The former head of the NSA and CIA discusses American-Israeli cooperation, the Iranian nuclear program, the war on terror, and other matters. (Interview by Ronen Bergman)

There is something sinister in the degree of Barack Obama’s hostility to Israel, unlike anything seen in an American president before—or, we can only hope, after.

Has Israel’s conduct in Gaza alienated liberal American Jews? So some have warned—a warning that, when it comes to protecting its citizens, the Jewish state. . .

In Gaza as in Afghanistan and Iraq, the president could repair his ignorance about the nature of war by learning from his hero, Abraham Lincoln.

Yes, according to an American defense official who predicts a Salafi takeover in the wake of Hamas’s downfall. He’s wrong—on all counts. 

Even as the vast majority of Americans back Israel over the Palestinians, support is increasingly fractured along partisan lines.