James Zogby

The White House found new ways to exclude, silence and marginalise the community

The US has shown itself capable of doing great things, just as the nation’s dark side has often reared its head

The past century has seen regional and global powers meddle in the affairs of a region that, outside of the Gulf, has been easily divided

Americans are not there yet, despite a shift in thinking on the issue

Palestinian Christians see echoes of their nation’s plight in the story of the infant Jesus, born amid danger and occupation

Any autopsy of this election should take a long view

Just because the suffering in Gaza disappeared from the front pages of many news outlets doesn’t mean it’s not still happening

Any pause in fighting is a relief, but there is still a lot to be sceptical about

With few electoral compulsions left, the US President had a chance to end the conflict

A recent poll suggests there is clarity on what they want. The rest of the world should pay heed to it

Both organisations have become nothing more than fundraising vehicles for powerful consultants lacking in political imagination

Partisan gridlock will limit America's ability to contribute to regional peace in the near term

However, for those voters who rightly want to punish Kamala Harris for Gaza there are some questions worth pondering

Disinformation campaigns are being aimed at minorities living in two battleground states ahead of the November election

Claims that the destruction visited on the country could change its fortunes are not only insensitive, they are naive