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U.S. Urged NATO Allies to Withdraw From the Rome Statute and Dismantle the ICC

Presented at a closed July meeting, the push signals a likely expansion of U.S. sanctions.

U.S. Ambassador Labels Violent West Bank Settlers ‘Terrorists’ During Turmus Ayya Visit

U.S.-Brokered Peace Holds as TRIPP Infrastructure and $201 Million Fund Move Forward

Public Charge Opens at the Public Theater to Mixed Reviews

Jerusalem Churches Denounce Christian Zionism as ‘Damaging’ as Huckabee Leads Pushback

27 Democrats Press for Release of Palestinian-American Teen Held in Israeli Military Custody

U.S. Rebukes Norway’s $2 Trillion Fund Over Caterpillar Divestment, Opens Talks With Oslo

Senate Democrats Urge U.S. Investigation of American’s West Bank Killing