James Zogby

Behaviour isn't defined simply by the religion to which the person or institution adheres

The West tore the Arab world into separate states but that cannot continue to be the excuse for the region's failings

The vaunted 'shining city on the hill' is beginning to resemble some Middle Eastern countries

What Arabs like less are US policies towards them

Election outcomes should not be determined by bidders who spend vast amounts of cash to destroy an opponent

The towering intellect's life was cruelly cut short when he was assassinated 50 years ago

With a stalemate and little else expected, it's time for talks to find a lasting solution

The administration and the media's attitudes towards Israel/Palestine and Saudi Arabia couldn't have been starker

An uplifting experience at this year's Fourth of July celebrations in the White House led to an epiphany

Criticism is valid, but bigotry is not

The issue has cropped up again, for two reasons

It's not all Trump – it is also about the 68 per cent of Republicans who believe the 2020 election was stolen

A durable one-state solution based on equality and religious rights is possible

Mid-term election candidates are looking beyond the so-called 'Obama coalition'. Will they succeed?

Despite a long-running national debate, the problem is only growing worse