US President Donald Trump's recent trip to the Middle East was a clear example of transactional diplomacy
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Yonatan Urich is a main suspect in the “Qatargate” case, along with former Prime Minister’s Office military spokesman Eli Feldstein.
Analysis of records from the Department of Justice shows an upward trend in Qatari investment in conservative media since Trump's win in November.
Rhamposa is in the US to persuade Trump to make deals with his country rather than scold and punish it.
Donald Trump receives warm grandiose reception in a showcase of the lengths to which Saudi Arabia and Qatar were willing to go to make him sit up and take notice.
Netanyahu's office: Israel did not commit to a ceasefire or the release of any Palestinian prisoners, only to 'a safe corridor that will allow for Edan’s release.'
If Israel had effective public diplomacy, we would be bombarded with news alerts detailing the military, medical, and hi-tech gains Israel provided America from this ugly war.
Iran hosted senior Hamas officials for talks in Tehran, signaling renewed support amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
The EU, supported by the US, Qatar, and others, is moving to lift sanctions on Syria to aid its reconstruction and reintegration after years of conflict.
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