James Zogby

Attachment to ancestral homes and to the land is central to Palestinian national identity, more so now

In Washington, the Arab-Israeli conflict has been reduced to 'Israeli humanity versus the Palestinian problem'

Despite the absence of any US soldiers, these two wars are changing the way its leaders are perceived by everyone

The speech has become a charade that deepens the partisan divide rather than unifying America

The more than 101,000 'uncommitted' protest votes – one of the largest ever recorded – are enough to make a difference in November

Every US presidency has been shaped by conflict in the Middle East – and viewed it solely through the lens of Israel

A new generation has become emboldened and skilled in building coalitions and direct political action

The root problems with the Israeli occupation are rarely discussed

Republicans and Democrats will have billions of dollars to spend in November, a chunk of which will be spent slamming opponents

Public opinion in the country is changing, including among many in government

The former president's enduring power speaks to a restiveness in American society that needs addressing urgently

As the civilian death toll mounts, a significant portion of US public opinion has shifted away from Israel

Well before the group's policies brought much pain to Palestinians, I saw first-hand how Israel sabotaged the enclave's development

The Israelis, Palestinians and Americans are all doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results

A more faithful rendition of the Christmas narrative aligns with today’s reality in Gaza