Why hasn’t the administration done anything about Syria, and won’t? Because the Iran Deal.

New York Times foreign affairs columnist Nicholas D. Kristof doesn’t understand how foreign aid works

Latest developments in the deployment of Barack Obama’s signature foreign policy achievement: Are we safer?

How the Iran deal explains the administration’s inaction in Syria

The Republican presidential candidate has Jewish family members and friends. Here’s who they are.

What happened to the most powerful lobby in recent U.S. foreign-policy history?

The geopolitics that links Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, Bashar al-Assad, Hezbollah, and the Jewish State

The Obama Administration shifts away from the bilateral model that has characterized American brokerage of the process since the 1990s

With Trump, Clinton, Sanders, or Cruz, the United States is likely to consolidate a risky retreat from the global stage

Robert F. Worth’s ‘A Rage for Order’ brings the broad disappointments of the Arab Spring to the human level

Are Donald Trump and Barack Obama two examples of the same American affliction?

President Barack Obama has done more to pivot the United States away from the hawkish foreign policy entrenched in Washington than even his supporters give him credit for

I tried to prep a pair of Afghan teens for American boarding school, but instead of teaching them the language they need, I spent all my time explaining cultural references and unfamiliar contexts

What was once the oppositional language of fringe parties in Europe has combined into a toxic new politics that is making its way to the center of Western democratic discourse. That should frighten us.

Tag-teaming with Russia and dumping regional allies and NATO, the White House tells the rest of the world to go take a hike

Samantha Power wrote the book on how the U.S. government ignores and legitimates genocides. Or was it a handbook?

Dan Shapiro delivered some inconvenient truths that Bibi didn’t want to hear. Here’s why Israel should listen.

Why the president’s foreign policy of leaving U.S. allies out in the cold will make it very hard for the next president to maintain American influence

Reuven Rivlin’s visit to Washington last month may say more about the Jewish state’s political infighting than its foreign policy

A foreign policy for 2016

Why Jeb Bush, and also Barack Obama, are wrong about refugees

Jackson, Polk, and—Kissinger?

Win here, win there, win win everywhere: Why America is all about #epicwinning, but is still a #loser

What is Russia up to in the Middle East?

Australia’s Ambassador to Israel on the challenges and opportunities of working with the Jewish state

From social media-based propaganda to Stuxnet-style attacks, here’s what to watch for in America’s engagement with the Islamic State and others

Will the deal hold the Islamic Republic in check? The former under secretary of state explains and defends the most complex and important treaty this century.

Why President Obama’s deal is not just an act of faith, but a call to arms—of the liberal sort

Why the idea that economic and social pressure can keep Hezbollah in check is deeply flawed

Filmmaker Pierre Sauvage and the daughter of Holocaust rescuer Peter Bergson talk about people who put their lives at risk to save others