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Netanyahu is out but annexation and oppression continue
He is sometimes viewed as a manoeuverer with no goal other than personal power
Both sides of the American story, good and bad, are true and both must be acknowledged
US party politics is seeing civility displaced by fear
Repealing authorisation used to justify the Iraq invasion should not become an excuse for American disengagement
The US ultra-religious right supports Israelis for all the wrong reasons, and even that support is weakening
Finally, the US is having a real debate, but it's still far from perfect
It took hard work and a generation for a sense of community to take hold
The prospect for a peace deal in Israel and Palestine are dim under Trump, writes James Zogby
Association with individuals and groups that fan the flames of hatred and division does not help protect vulnerable Christians in the Middle East, writes James Zogby
Celebrating victories while ignoring victims, only ensures that no lessons are learnt, thereby only serving to lay the predicate for the next war, writes James Zogby
The intolerance shown by the Trump administration towards other communities threatens the fundamental liberty of religious freedom, writes James Zogby
James Jogby says that the recent massacre of 29 Egyptian Coptic Christians served as a reminder of the vulnerability of minorities in the Middle East
Unlike abroad, President Donald Trump faces more challenges writing his own script inside the United States, writes James Zogby
James Zogby previews Donald Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia
