Authors / Peter Beinart

Despite recent favorable coverage, the new Israeli prime minister is just as authoritarian and anti-Palestinian as his predecessor.

As American Jewry’s Zionist consensus crumbles, we must learn to address one another across communal divides.

Anti-Palestinianism is as ubiquitous as it is invisible.

Scholar Khaled Al Hroub discusses the common origins and divergent strategies of Hamas and Ra’am.

Given our history, how can Jews deny another people the right to return to their homeland?

To promote peace in the Middle East, the Biden administration must accept that Iran is not uniquely malevolent, but one brutal regime among the rest.

The American Jewish establishment argues that denying Jews a state of their own violates their right to national self-determination. They’re wrong.

Recent attacks on Raphael Warnock are part of a long history of Black politicians being targeted for sympathizing with Palestinians.

In his new memoir, the former president subtly reveals how AIPAC stymied his administration.

The recent normalization agreements with Arab states rely on—and contribute to—growing authoritarianism.

The two-state solution is dead. It’s time for liberal Zionists to abandon Jewish–Palestinian separation and embrace equality.

Senate Democrats’ watered-down letter on annexation is an object lesson in how Biden’s candidacy is already letting Israel off the hook.

The previous cold wars exacted a terrible toll on American Jews. The new cold war will do the same for Chinese Americans.

Bernie Sanders’s use of the word “bigotry” to describe AIPAC is a gamechanger.

Time and again, Michael Bloomberg’s unquestioning devotion to Israel has led him to defend immoral and disastrous policies.

The president’s new Mideast “peace plan” is designed to satisfy his narrow personal interests.

No one in the Obama administration did more to shield Netanyahu from consequences.