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The op-ed published by The New York Times is a shameful abdication of responsibility to readers.

Despite his "America first" rhetoric, Trump understands that the US has a unique responsibility in the world.

Trump will open the floodgates that are holding back greater chaos across the Middle East.

The deaths come after the assassination of one of the group's top militants last month.

El-Sissi's Washington visit comes amid Trump's proposed budget cuts that would reduce spending on U.S. foreign aid.

Elliott Abrams says it is very close to the Bush-Sharon understandings of 2003 and 2004.

Greenblatt, an Orthodox Jew, turns out to be the consummate negotiator.

Corruption charges, a broadcasting dispute and a tricky Trump.

Trump called Netanyahu as the Israeli premier was being interrogated by police.

Moving from political art to political business venture, artist offers guests "worst view in the world."

No plan was developed to deal with attacks from the Palestinians' tunnels.

Israelis and Palestinians mean very different things by 'one state.'

Trump is now against more settlements and undecided about moving the US embassy.

Trump: "Every time you take land for settlements, there is less land left."

Trump's Middle East peace plan hinges on the Israeli settlements.

The Kremlin and foreign ministry opposed Trump's branding Tehran a terror sponsor.

All three branches of Judaism condemned Trump's immigration move.

It is wrong to look only at Israel while fighting rages across the Middle East, writes the former Shin Bet chief.

Anger has been rising in Gaza over the electricity shortages, which have seen a halving in power for many residents.

Defenders of Israel say it's treated differently by the U.N. That claim is true.

Verdict for Elor Azaria causes uproar among far-right protesters outside Tel Aviv court.

The White House has tried to defend the abandonment of Israel in Orwellian terms.

Netanyahu is to be interrogated over corruption and bribery allegations.

The Israeli prime minister's caustic response to a critical U.N. resolution looks like overkill.

Hamas has blamed Israel for the killing of Tunisian engineer Mohamed Zaouari.

Obama should present a blueprint for what a two-state solution should look like.

Avigdor Lieberman appeared to suggest that Israel was behind two Syria strikes this week.

Netanyahu fears drawing attention to the settlements while Obama remains in office.

Fatah has completely failed to make the change to becoming a modern political party.

Khaled Meshaal has warned Israel of the consequences of angering the "Palestinian community."