James Zogby

James Zogby looks at who said what at Aipac event

The debate about boycotting Israel has moved to the United States Congress, writes James Zogby

Disturbing findings of Israeli intolerance towards its Arab minority were deliberately downplayed by The New York Times, argues James Zogby.

Donald Trump is destroying the Republican party from the inside, writes James Zogby

The leading Republican Party presidential candidate is putting in a theatrical performance says James Zogby

James Zogby wonders whether voters will opt for experience or they will gravitate towards a candidate they trust who they think cares for them

Despite political attacks on his presidential campagin, Bernie Sanders understood the dangers of the Iraq war, writes James Zogby

Tel Aviv's overreaction to criticism harms political discourse and damages efforts to combat anti-Semitism, argues James Zogby

The best way to understand the US presidential election, writes James Zogby, is to look at the candidates take on the Middle East

The direction of the US elections is still up in the air a few days before Iowa caucuses, says James Zogby

James Zogby analyses Barack Obama's state of the union address, delivered against the backdrop of disunion and bipartisan rancour

Muslim millennials are struggling to find their place in a changing world, although they have some clear ideas, writes James Zogby

Refugee flows are changing the demographic maps of the Middle East and Europe, writes James Zogby