Israel-Palestine conflict

Much of the world endorses a two-state solution. Why haven’t we moved to the next step? By Jasmin Habib.

While U.S. policy toward Israel is showing signs of change, Canada’s is unwavering. This year’s election provides our opportunity.

To understand the military action earlier this year, we need to understand the divisions between the two Palestinian regions, argues Saeed Rahnema.

Effective government is both powerful and restrained in the use of power, says Steve Saideman. But as recent events show, it is easier said than done.

Israel’s campaign will not destroy Hamas, argues Paul Scham. It will only reinstate the status quo.

Israel has the right to defend itself, says Paul Heinbecker. But it must do more to distinguish between civilians and legitimate military targets.

The Palestinian refugee crisis continues, but it doesn’t have to. Dr Rex Brynen explains.

Ideology isn’t something that any leader can turn on and off at will, but that does not necessarily lead to irrational policy making.

A war of words, in 140 characters or less.

An interactive timeline tracking the relationship between Canada and Israel.

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian militants will set sail this week for Gaza on board 7 to 10 ships. The Freedom Flotilla II is supposed to bring aid to the Gaza Palestinians but it is clear to all but a few that the mission is one of provocation. If the goal was really to deliver needed goods, […]