Foreign Policy

President Trump announces a first-phase peace deal between Israel and Hamas, sparking cautious optimism worldwide—but critical questions remain about its durability and American interests.

A new UN study uncovers a catastrophic malnutrition crisis among Gaza’s youngest children, exacerbated by prolonged warfare and Israeli-led blockades—raising urgent questions about humanitarian policy and regional stability.

President Trump signals a potential visit to Egypt as negotiations between Israel and Hamas edge forward under his controversial 20-point peace plan—yet critical skepticism remains about lasting outcomes and America’s strategic interests.

European and Arab powers convene in Paris to discuss Gaza’s future, sidelining America’s proven strategies and ignoring Israel’s security concerns—another example of globalist elites pushing agendas disconnected from real-world national security.

As Venezuela ramps up military exercises citing a U.S. ‘aggression’ threat, the reality demands sober scrutiny: How does Washington’s naval posture in the Caribbean impact American sovereignty and security?

As mediators push for a Gaza ceasefire, unresolved demands expose the fragility of peace efforts, risking ongoing chaos that imperils American interests.

As Hamas pushes to exchange hostages for notorious terrorists like Marwan Barghouti, Israel faces a critical test between upholding justice and risking renewed violence. The prospect of releasing convicted killers endangers not just Israeli lives but America’s fight against global terrorism.

Israel’s navy intercepted nine vessels in international waters aiming to breach the Gaza blockade, detaining about 140 activists and seizing critical supplies—exposing dangerous globalist provocations that ignore America’s national security interests.

As indirect talks in Egypt enter their third day, Hamas demands guarantees Israel will halt military operations—a condition that risks stalling any peace deal designed under President Trump’s framework.

As U.S. aid dries up, Myanmar’s children suffer hunger and death—Secretary Rubio’s claims ignore the devastating human toll of Washington’s dismantling of foreign assistance.