Israel

Israel could be on the cusp of a lasting victory, but only if it maintains disciplined fighting

Daniel Berrigan, SJ, and Robert Drinan, SJ, were two of the most prominent American Jesuits ever, but on Israel they vociferously disagreed

Tragically, self-imposed restraints on the use of violence tend towards prolonging evil, not minimizing it

The sight of destroyed buildings in Gaza is tragic, but are Israel’s attacks “indiscriminate?”

Lebanon is wrapped up in a complex web of religious and sectarian alliances and rivalries

Christmas has been politicized into a wedge-issue between Christians and Jews

Recent attacks on US soldiers in the Near East prove that a course change in American foreign policy is necessary

How should America respond to the January 28th attacks on American forces in Jordan by Iranian proxies?

Since the end of WWII, support for Israel has been a shared consensus on the center-left and right