“Cynical and nakedly political.”

George Santos’s dubious past.

Changing attitudes toward Israel, and changes in American politics, produced constant challenges.

An opportunity for the 118th Congress to get off on a historic footing.

The U.S. can take concrete steps in response.

Andy Levin’s Two-State Solution Act isn’t meant to pass, or to bring “peace and coexistence.”

A group of left-wing rabbis has found common cause with Congress’s “squad.”

Democrats might balk at extending $10 billion to Vladimir Putin.

A bill before Congress would make communal morning prayer more difficult.

“Israel needs to pick a side.” But does anyone else?

The group’s U.S. director dismissed the idea of a Jewish state.

Two Democratic candidates running in a newly formed congressional district split on Israel.

Republicans are at fault in this instance, but the real problem is bipartisan.

Partnership might be preferable to largesse.