James Zogby

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

Netanyahu’s overreach, supported by the US, has transformed the Middle East but not for the better

Billionaire donors have poured tens of millions into ads that ironically have used anti-Muslim tropes to defame and smear Mamdani and his community

There have always been two Americas: one pushing to restrict democratic freedoms and the other working to expand them. Both have defined the country's history

More regular interactions between Palestinian Americans and members of the US Congress are necessary

The new government in Syria may have overthrown the old regime, but it remains to be seen whether they can govern the more complex and diverse Syrian polity

It is far from being 'one of the great days in human history', as the US President describes it

Americans shouldn't abuse religious language believing it adds weight to their politics

The left is still operating on an old playbook that is destined for electoral failure

Party consultants are mistaken when they claim the electorate are scared of progressive policies on Palestine

The outcome is the immense damage done to America as well as to the rest of the world

That the Democratic National Committee has created a task force to examine facets of the conflict is very encouraging