Middle East
What Israel's razor thin elections mean for Gaza and Iran
While they differ on domestic issues and in some ways on the West Bank, the two main parties in contention are very much still hardline on foreign policy
October 24, 2026
While they differ on domestic issues and in some ways on the West Bank, the two main parties in contention are very much still hardline on foreign policy
Pop artists are finding that it's a professional risk to be seen surrendering to the pressure of Israeli lobby on Gaza
Journalist Akbar Shahid Ahmed's 'Crossing the Red Line' is a searing indictment of the former president's inner circle and its disastrous Israel policy
Like pop culture's defining solidarity behind South Africans in the 80s, suddenly it's no longer acceptable to succumb to the Israel Lobby cancel culture today
For a few fleeting days, there was a deal that would have disarmed Hamas and secured an Israeli withdrawal from the strip
Quincy Institute researcher Nick Cleveland-Stout has the most comprehensive data yet on the extent of this foreign influence campaign
