Yousef Munayyer

The ceasefire is obviously a good development—for now. But real peace includes reinstituting norms against war crimes.

Israel’s Monday morning strike on a Gaza hospital—a so-called “double-tap” assault—was designed for maximum killing. When is enough?

The international community is at long last coming to agreement around the genocide in Gaza. But will it end military support and impose sanctions?

The eerie echoes of Iraq and 2003 are numerous. But there are some key differences—and they make going into Iran an even greater act of folly.

Who would have guessed that the Trump-Netanyahu split would have come this fast, over this many things? It’s the biggest surprise of Trump 2.0, by far.

If it seems hard to understand the Palestine voter, it is likely because they have been living very different lives from most Americans over the past year.

Alongside the mass graves and beneath the tons of rubble, there may lie another victim: the very possibility of a jointly imagined coexistence.

The secretary of state overruled his own experts, allowing bombs to continue to flow to Israel. How many more people would be alive today if he hadn’t?

Unless Harris takes some steps to break from Biden’s Israel policy, the same issue that helped tank him could put major obstacles in her path to victory.

In an election as close as this one, every vote counts—and Biden is bleeding youth support over Israel. It’s not too late. But it’s getting there.

He’s called the “empath in chief.” Try telling that to many Palestinian Americans and their supporters.

The Biden administration thought the Palestine question could be downplayed in pursuit of other objectives. And here we are.