James Zogby

Arab countries are understandably angry with Iran, but there is surely disillusionment with Washington following its decision to go to war

Consultants, campaign operatives and media analysts are caught in a time warp that views US politics of the Middle East as if the last two years of Israel’s war hadn’t occurred

Before the late American leader's efforts, we had never been welcomed in American politics as an ethnic constituency

The American public will have the final say – at this year's midterms

It seems there are limits to the fearsome lawyer's advice when it runs smack into persistent realities that won’t give way

Ordinary men and women are defending immigrants and challenging indiscriminate violence by law enforcement. In other words, doing what Dr King would be doing

The US President and the movement he leads are responsible for the country's alarming state of affairs

Mismanagement could easily affect the US President's poll numbers

There is often a disconnect between what we know Israel is doing to Palestinians and what is being done to address it

Biblical account of young family forced into exile by oppressive occupation chimes with many modern struggles

The changing demographics of America's biggest city has been fundamental

As the country gets closer to the 2026 midterm elections, it can expect more candidates to publicly distance themselves from Israeli policies

Experts have pointed to a few similarities, but the differences are important to note

From the late 19th Century onwards, immigrants arrived in the US from Greater Syria, sought opportunity and thrived

100 years on, the world is still living with the consequences of self-serving European decisions