Foreign Policy

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders embarks on her first trip to Israel since her father’s controversial ambassador appointment, blending state trade with political legacy—what does this mean for American interests?

As humanitarian conditions worsen in Gaza, the U.S. doubles down on sanctions against Palestinian officials undermining peace efforts—revealing a clear America First strategy prioritizing national security and regional stability.

As 86 Gazans perish trying to reach humanitarian aid, the tragic consequences of Hamas’s governance and international diplomatic failures reveal the urgent need for America-first policies prioritizing security and effective humanitarian strategies.

As the Gaza conflict intensifies, a significant and diverse segment of American Jews urge Israel to ensure food and medicine reach Palestinians, exposing deep fractures within the community and challenging simplistic narratives.

U.N. experts warn that Islamic State and al-Qaida affiliates intensify their grip across Africa and Syria, exploiting regional instability to plan attacks that endanger U.S. security at home and abroad.

Three Ukrainian OSCE monitors remain imprisoned by Russian proxies over three years after their detention, exposing a glaring failure of international institutions to protect their own—and America’s—principles.

Despite mounting Democratic opposition and a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the Senate refuses to block $675 million in bombs and 20,000 assault rifles sent to Israel — exposing a dangerous disconnect between U.S. policy and American values.

Canada’s announcement to recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly disregards Israel’s security challenges and rewards Hamas’ terror, threatening regional stability and weakening America’s allies.

As Canada pledges to recognize a Palestinian state despite Hamas’ ongoing terrorism, this symbolic gesture threatens America’s national security by empowering destabilizing forces and weakening Israel’s legitimate self-defense.

Malta’s decision to recognize a Palestinian state alongside France and Britain signals increased global pressure but risks destabilizing America’s efforts to secure lasting peace and protect its ally Israel.