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A Pox on All Their Houses

Neither Israel nor Hamas can win in Gaza, but the biggest loser is the Palestinian Authority.

Why John Kerry's Middle East peace push isn’t a fool's errand.

By going over the heads of Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Obama is demanding that their people step up.

Israel and Hamas are battling it out in the Gaza Strip in a conflict no one can win.

The Rachel Corrie verdict should be a wakeup call to America.

Al Jazeera's new investigation into the not-so-mysterious death of Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat is little more than baseless speculation.

The people of the Middle East have paid a steep price to overthrow their dictators.

Five things that Palestine could do to push forward the quest for statehood.

Israel's latest settlement move is a dagger aimed at the two-state solution.

A harsh new anti-boycott bill will help achieve the exact opposite of what its advocates intended: the delegitimization of the Jewish state.

No -- it's just another delaying tactic by Benjamin Netanyahu.

By acknowledging that interests and values sometimes contradict, President Obama has cleared the path for progress in the Middle East.