Israel’s cyberwarriors are increasingly taking their skills to the private surveillance industry. And now Israel, the self-proclaimed “startup nation," is selling its products around the world to governments that want to spy on their own citizens.
As secretary of state, she clashed with Netanyahu. As first lady, she embraced the wife of the leader of the Palestinian movement. No more.
The Paper of Record refuses to call Israeli occupation what it is.
While U.S. politicians pay endless lip service to how much Americans are struggling, the Obama administration prepares to increase taxpayer money to Israel, which enjoys universal health care and full employment.
Israeli politicians railed against Bernie Sanders, even after he admitted that he misstated the number of Palestinians killed in Israel's bombardment of Gaza in 2014.
The DNC quashed efforts to insert language in the platform opposing a U.S.-led no-fly zone in Syria and calling to end Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories.
Cruz invited a panelist who said that leading Muslim American civil rights organizations are infiltrated by terrorists and that the Obama administration is covering it up.
Super PAC's TV ad mentions no foreign policy issues, despite the dominant issue motivating one of its largest funders.
After Palestinian gunmen killed four civilians in a Tel Aviv restaurant, video of the shooting spree and the arrest of the suspects quickly emerged.
Ban Ki-moon cited a financial threat to defund United Nations programs, presumably by the Saudi government.
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