The Arab World has seen a significant juggling of relationships. After the debacle of Iraq and 20 years of dizzying, often incoherent shifts in American policy, the US is no longer the sole dominant player.

Three April visits to Israel by prominent US political leaders revealed a lot about the evolving US-Israel relationship. House of Representatives Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries visited with a delegation of 11 Democratic members of Congress.

A 2024 Biden-Trump presidential campaign rematch may not be the contest that most Americans want. But in all likelihood, it will be the contest they’ll get.President Joseph Biden’s situation is complicated.

Twenty years ago this month, as the disastrous Iraq war began, Arabs and Muslims in the US were also reeling from George W.

Forty years ago, at an Arab American dinner event with Rev. Jesse Jackson, he leaned over and said to me, “I’m running for president and I want you to join my campaign staff.’ I responded, ‘I’ve spent the last four years organising my community.

This column was prompted by a recent Israeli newspaper article that posed the question: “Does Netanyahu Hate Israel?” and went on to describe the many ways the Israeli prime minister is attempting to save himself from criminal prosecutions by gutting the country’s judiciary.

It is tragic and deeply distressing that twenty years after the US launched its disastrous invasion of Iraq that the ignorance, lies and cruelty of that war have never been acknowledged.The neocons in the Bush administration believed that our enemies had attacked on 9/11 because

After four days of negotiations in Beijing, an agreement has been reached between Saudi Arabia and Iran to restore diplomatic ties.

If the Aqaba Summit accomplished anything, it demonstrated the inadequacy of US policy towards Israel/Palestine.The Summit, instigated by the US and hosted by Jordan, brought together leaders from Israel, the Palestinian Authority, Jordan, Egypt, and the US, with the goal of redu