James Zogby

Democratic and Republican figures are having to deal with evolving attitudes to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict back home

While both candidates are backed by their base, neither has age particularly on their side

The Biden administration needs to do away with the last vestiges of a dangerous and failed Bush-era policy

The community’s relationship with the civil rights leader began in the 1970s

A recent proclamation from Joe Biden follows years of struggle to overcome exclusion and discrimination

The former president's esteem for the foundational values of the US is questionable

There's little accountability about what happened two decades ago, which has made the US weaker on the world stage

Declarations of peace may or may not be premature, but the US appears no longer to be ‘the indispensable nation’

While the US, Jordan and Egypt want calm, the situation in Israel and Palestine is spinning out of control

Despite the stalemate, attitudes on both sides have hardened over the past year

The former president, now in hospice care, will leave a rich legacy of public service that he and his wife Rosalynn did for decades

Aspects of the media coverage of both sides have been disappointing

Najat Saliba and Melhem Khalaf staged a sit-in in Beirut's fraught parliament

Washington's policies continue to enable hardliners and weaken the forces for peace with Palestinians

Warnings that the administration’s miscalculations ran the danger of beginning 'a war without end' fell on deaf ears