Does Donald Trump have a deal yet? He doesn’t seem to know.

Donald Trump’s plan to achieve peace in Gaza is just to give himself control of Gaza.

Facing a walkout that left most of the U.N. General Assembly empty, Israel reportedly forced residents of Gaza to listen to his speech by playing it on their mobile phones.

At the opening event of a book tour promoting her new memoir, it was clear that the former vice president doesn’t know where she—or her party—goes from here.

In conversations about Charlie Kirk’s murder, pundits and politicians are using the term ​in troublingly narrow ways.

Why it is increasingly difficult to deny

The Israeli prime minister decided it was high time he weigh in.

A man self-ordained as Israel’s protector will go down as the man who inflicted on it a reputational calamity in the world.

Trump’s victory lap at a Washington, D.C., restaurant didn’t quite go as planned.

Israeli sources report that the U.S. signed off on the attack after inviting leaders to Qatar to discuss Trump’s Gaza ceasefire proposal.

The Trump administration has denied visas to Mahmoud Abbas and 80 others for the U.N. meeting. The grounds are as flimsy as you’d expect.

The California congressman and potential 2028 presidential candidate argues that Biden’s Gaza policies were an example of broader Democratic failings on foreign affairs.

Why are politicians from both parties so unable to see the moral and strategic necessity of changing course?

The Republican senator called Norway’s decision total “BS.”

Representative Ritchie Torres struggled to push his AIPAC talking points in a conversation with Friedland.

The slaughter of Palestinians continues. Most Israelis hate the war and their government. But a tiny right-wing faction controls all.

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

Charles Kushner went a step too far in his role as U.S. ambassador to France.

Laura Loomer’s influence over Donald Trump’s administration continues to grow.

And Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems intent on expanding his assault.