Nahal Toosi is a Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent for Yahoo News and POLITICO. With a focus on international relations and conflicts, Nahal's reporting covers a wide range of topics including Middle East politics, diplomatic relations, and global crises. Her work has also been featured in POLITICO Europe, showcasing her expertise in international affairs.
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Israelis need to recognize that “you can't wish the Palestinians away,” and Palestinians “need profound reform.”
The Biden administration has some two dozen proposals to reform a much-reviled institution it hopes will run postwar Gaza.
The U.S. is near a deal with the Palestinian Authority to end its contentious “martyr payments” for people who commit acts of violence against Israel, two Biden administration officials said.
Democrats allege Republicans tried to use the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission to give cover to far-right political violence.
By: Lara Seligman, Alexander Ward, Nahal Toosi
The Biden administration expects Iran's response in the coming days, and as early as this weekend.
The president said his grim outlook was based on intelligence reports that he was not at liberty to describe further.
The Biden administration's main message for Israel following Iran's aerial assault comes down to this: Stop and think.
By: Nahal Toosi, Joe Gould
The FBI is investigating whether the Biden administration's Iran envoy, Rob Malley, moved classified information onto his personal email, where it
By: Lara Seligman, Nahal Toosi
The report is expected to say Israel may have acted in ways that are concerning.
By: Nahal Toosi
It's partly a question of resources, but it's also about political will and hustle.
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