President Trump's 20-point peace plan tests whether Gaza's devastation and the region's upheaval have opened new possibilities.

From Roman renaming of Judaea as Syria Palaestina to the UN Partition Plan of 1947, this 2,000-year timeline traces the complex history of the Israel-Palestine conflict, explaining how empires, exiles,

European complaints about Israel ignore the Continent’s own bloody past.

John Oliver torched Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu throughout the full half-hour monologue to kick off Sunday’s episode of Last Week Tonight, arguing he will do anything to “cling to power.”

Every year, thousands of young people move to Washington, D.C., hoping to reach a trusted position like the one enjoyed by Robert Malley, the favorite Iran whisperer of the Obama and Biden administrations.

Unhae Langis needs a history lesson as her Aug. 14 Guest Commentary is filled with historical errors and deliberate distortions. In 1947 the United Nations voted to divide the British Mandate of Palestine into two nations, one Jewish and one Arab.

Britain, Canada and Australia formally recognized a Palestinian state, joining nearly 150 countries that have already done so.