America, Ask Not What Your Country Can Do for You, or Anyone, Really

[T]o reduce that complex web of violence to “Christian genocide”, as President Trump recently claimed, is both reckless and ignorant.

While it is true that US President Donald Trump’s statements tend to be exaggerated or even incorrect, it is also true that he often let the cat out of the bag regarding intelligence assessments.

The American administration’s approach of trying to solve the crisis by avoiding any reference to the West Bank, Palestinian political rights, the two-state solution and even the Palestinian political leadership gives the impression that its main objective is to counter recent international momentum toward recognizing Palestinian political rights and an independent state.

It cannot be ruled out that Mamdani's victory will also prove to be an inspiration for a free Europe.

President Donald Trump affirmed that Israel's annexation of the West Bank would not happen.

Let’s not follow Kyiv’s tragic path of letting Washington and its allies use our land, sea and air for war against a rival nuclear power.

Israel must end the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip so that peace and security prevail in the region.

[W]hat is happening in Gaza can never be separated from what is happening in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.