Hussein Ibish

By the time the judgment is rendered, one side or the other is likely to sustain a serious political hit

Anti-apartheid demonstrations in the 1980s set a new standard on American campuses, and today's movement will do the same

They should, instead, be tapping into their resources for serious but difficult dialogue

Israel will be looking to retaliate for Tehran's recent strike, and Hezbollah may be in the crosshairs

It's a tough pick, as the President could risk losing support in his own party by trying to win over alienated Republicans

His trial starting on April 15 could determine the outcome of November's presidential election

The US President's speech, in tone and substance, was the perfect launchpad for his re-election campaign

Republicans are buoyed by two apparently encouraging rulings from the US Supreme Court but Trump may yet be on trial before the November election

Her perseverance has become less about winning the nomination, and more about providing a political address for Republican voters uncomfortable with Trump

Republicans give the impression they are incapable of anything meaningful and Biden's suffered his own political debacle

The campaign against the refugee agency is crucial to Israel – to eliminate Palestinian leverage on the global stage

Responding to the attack with firmness without intensifying a drift towards regional conflict will be the most challenging spill-over of the Israel-Gaza for the Biden administration

Netanyahu's position is untenable for Washington and the US is going to either have to give up on peace and the Palestinians altogether, or break with Israel dramatically

Many of them are increasingly embracing Trump’s normalisation of political violence

Not only does the US have to deal with the Houthi threat in the Red Sea, but also with the Israeli threat to expand the war