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Pressure from the U.S. and Israel forced out a United Nations official, but plenty of Israelis have spoken about their country becoming an apartheid state.

What surprises me about the poll results isn’t that lots of Americans like the "Muslim ban" — but that there’s any opposition at all.

Journalist Gary Rivlin takes us inside the world of Goldman Sachs and The Intercept’s Alice Speri speaks on police militarization. Poet Aja Monet performs.

The so-called Anti-Semitism Awareness Act flew through the Senate in two days. Critics fear a chilling effect on pro-Palestinian college activists.

Lost in the rush to praise Peres were the voices of Arabs such as the Palestinians who lived under the Israeli occupation he expanded or the Lebanese who survived the massacre his military perpetrated.

Along much of the U.S.-Mexico border, company officials say, an actual physical wall would be essentially useless.

Several attorneys who represent Guantánamo detainees are expressing worries about the fates of their clients and the other detainees who will pass into Donald Trump's custody.

Formal memorandum of understanding increases the annual military aid package to Israel, rewarding it with a record $38 billion over 10 years.

Tunahan Kuzu, a member of the Dutch Parliament, declined to shake hands with Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, before a meeting in The Hague.

Facebook represents a new battleground in the long-running Israel-Palestinian conflict. Israeli officials blame social media for inciting violence, and arrests of Palestinians for Facebook posts have dramatically increased.