Camp David

Ignoring cultural difference and overestimating politics has left us without a resolution. We can do better.

Aboul Fotouh reaps benefit of Brotherhood fatigue, opponent’s Mubarak link

Salafists, Christians could defeat Muslim Brotherhood for presidency

The author of the The Crisis of Zionism strikes back at criticism of his controversial new book about Israel and American Jews

Egyptian-Israeli relations reached a low point this weekend. But Egypt’s military, secure in its power, has no interest in undermining the 1979 peace treaty.

With a looming deadline, deep-seated distrust, and competing claims to resources, Washington’s effort to reach a debt deal is a stateside version of the ongoing quest for Israeli-Palestinian peace

Signs point to MB popularity but also to rise of secularism

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Israeli leaders have long had only one concern when it comes to Egypt: stability, which Hosni Mubarak provided. That’s changing, no matter who ends up in charge.

Is Rand Paul about to start a GOP civil war?

The Palestinians are laying the groundwork for unilaterally declared statehood. If Israel prepares properly, the move can be a boon for the Jewish state, too.

Grinning through each reversal, the ever-bumbling, deeply unpopular Ehud Barak maneuvers to remain a political force in Israel and its leading voice to the West

Israel and Jordan once worked together for peace. Now their alliance is collapsing, driven apart by the issue of refugee resettlement, and Jordan may be turning to Iran.

Pro-Israel Congresswoman Shelley Berkley, Democrat from Las Vegas, rides a hot streak