Author name: Douglas Sandoval

For more than eight decades, the U.S.-Saudi relationship has rested on a straightforward bargain: American security guarantees in exchange for […]

Colorado’s Democratic primary elections were about far more than one congressional district or one governor’s race. They reflected a broader

Few words in modern political discourse have become as misunderstood—or as deliberately distorted—as “Zionism.” On college campuses, social media, and

At first glance, the proposal appears strategically attractive. Hezbollah has been significantly weakened following months of confrontation with Israel. The

For decades, one of the defining features of America’s alliance with Israel has been the recognition that the Jewish state

As diplomats gathered in Switzerland this week for high-stakes negotiations between the United States and Iran, one reality became impossible

Vice President JD Vance insists that the Trump administration’s preliminary agreement with Iran is a victory. Americans weary of war

The Trump administration insists that its new agreement with Iran represents a diplomatic breakthrough. Yet with each passing day, the

A recent Haaretz article argues that Israel’s public diplomacy efforts—commonly known as “hasbara”—cannot overcome the reality of Israel’s actions. According

President Trump may have intended to reassure Americans when he explained why he reached a deal with Iran. Instead, he