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Recently, much attention has focused on Israel’s drift away from a two-state solution and toward annexation of the West Bank

A century after diplomats Mark Sykes of Britain and François Georges-Picot of France drew up a secret agreement to divide

This collection of essays by Washington Institute experts explores how the United States can work with--or, in some cases, around--the

In this new Policy Focus, David Pollock analyzes a significant transition in PA messaging, both governmental and in the Palestinian street, that has taken place during the past two years.

The U.S.-Israel relationship has traditionally been defined in terms of a moral obligation, shared cultural and political values, and common

The latest Pew poll on Middle Eastern political behavior illustrates the media's post-9/11 tendency to report on America's standing on

For better or worse, yesterday's "Arab street" has merged with today's information superhighway. One can hardly pick up a newspaper

In spring 2007, a Gulf diplomat visiting Washington was asked how states such as Kuwait seem to remain insulated from