Israel

President Obama and his congressional colleagues are carrying on an established, yet clearly dangerous, tradition of U.S. foreign policy — the mixing up of national interest and the parochial …

A ten point plan outlining how to reduce our military endeavors in order to create healthier relationships world wide.

There must be a push to divest "from companies that profit from violent, oppressive, and discriminatory practices."

Until negotiations are based not on U.S. support for Israeli power but on international law, the u201cpeace processu201d will continue to fail.

As peace talks between Israel and Palestine commence, we must break past the pro/con dichotomy to truly engage with the problem both socially and politically.

Israel and the Palestinian Authority have resumed peace talks for the first time in three years, but the two sides appear as far apart as ever on the key …

With a political process that consistently demands peace without justice, Palestinian children living in the occupied territories have been denied justice at almost every turn.

A unique combination of pressures pushed the two leaderships to agree to a resumption of negotiations, but the prospects of the talks remains grim.

The political unrest in Egypt only has a negative affect on those living in Gaza who are oppressed from both sides.

'The biggest ever pro-diplomacy letter from the Hill,' calling for talks with the incoming president of Iran, is sorely needed good news, says Naiman.