Jonathan Guyer

Despite promises to make America’s diplomatic corps more diverse under Secretary of State Antony Blinken, little progress has been made.

Over a million Palestinians, pushed to the brink of Gaza at the border crossing with Egypt, now face aerial bombardment by the Israeli military.

In Miami, leading lights from tech, finance, media, and entertainment gathered at the Saudi investment conference, yet another attempt to sanitize the autocratic regime.

The president draws on 50 years of unflagging support for Israel, and not even a humanitarian crisis can dislodge him from that viewpoint.

A Biden envoy shaped defense policy in the Pacific islands while consulting for a private firm with major interests in the region.

When Joseph Yun was the chief US negotiator in the Pacific, he also led talks that are likely to deliver a lucrative advantage to the consulting firm where he currently works and the powerful defense contractor it represents in the region.

Arguably for the first time, a Palestinian perspective on Zionism is taking center stage in mainstream discourse

For many Jews, Zionism signifies a connection to Israel. But a large number of student protesters see the violence in Gaza as a logical conclusion of the late 19th century ideology

The Columbia Law Review website was temporarily shut down after it published a Palestinian human rights lawyer’s article proposing a new way to understand Palestinian life under Israeli rule

Revealed: USAid officials meet Israeli counterparts at Sde Teiman base, where detainees say abuse runs rampant