Articles
Layers of the romanticised Christmas narrative need to be peeled back so the real stories retain their power
Guns are literally killing Americans but the powerful gun lobby insists on preventing reform
Politicians need to pay heed to a call being made by religious leaders around the world for a temporary cessation
For starters, many TV pundits and opinion writers fail to examine events in their historical context
The FBI investigation of the killing of a Palestinian journalist has implications for US-Israel relations
Disappointing midterm results for the country's right do not mean that America is any less divided than before
A self-centred approach to foreign policy is Washington's fatal flaw in the region
With less than a week to go, the situation for Republicans has changed – and thus also for Democrats
France 'lending' Algeria the skulls of some of its independence fighters is a case in point
Put in place by the British to squash the Great Palestinian Revolt of 1936-1939, some of Israel's laws have a disturbing history
The many unintended consequences of the months-long conflict leave us with an uncertain future
Israel is to hold elections for the fifth time in four years amid talk of another change of guard
The party has a reputation for being 'out of touch' and seems to insist on keeping it that way
Among other issues, they need an inclusive message to end polarisation
Arafat elevated the Palestinian national identity and movement but there were obvious mistakes
