The only path that does not lead to another war in the region is one that combines justice, security, and politics — in that order

The Middle East continues to be a center of turmoil, with stalled peace efforts, escalating tensions, and the persistent use of terrorism for political ends

As Israel’s attacks continue, European leaders tighten repression at home to silence protests that signal a widening gulf between governments and their people

The durability of peace depends on shared beliefs, not on the fear of the U.S.

By eliminating Hezbollah’s leadership it knew so well, Israel has potentially created a new problem for itself.

The Western media’s decades-long bias in covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict resurfaces, limiting the scope of narratives from Gaza.

Identifying every person killed in the conflict is an extremely difficult process – and vital for understanding what has happened.

The Responsibility to Protect was supposed to ensure states care for their people — or else. In Gaza and beyond, this hard-won principle lies in tatters.

As protests grow, Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power in what appears to be a gambit to shape his own political and legal future, regardless of the cost.

Israeli claims of being threatened on all sides fail to acknowledge that co-existence, recognition of rights and dignity must run both ways.