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The administration's messaging on its Iraq strategy has basically been: No ground troops—at least until 2016—so stop asking

With the Middle East spiraling out of control, America needs Israel now more than ever.

Two-State Israeli-Palestinian Peace Unlikely Under Narrow-Right Coalition

Asenior U.S. official said Monday the White House has rejected a proposal from Gulf nations to forge a common defense treaty with the United States.

The 2015 visit of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address a joint session of Congress has opened up a rare split in the relations between the United States and Israel

The idea that Sisi will be an effective ally against Islamic terrorists is misguided. He has, in fact, become one of the jihadists’ most effective recruiting tools.

In announcing sweeping changes to Egypt’s military aid package on Tuesday, the Obama administration used both punishment and incentives to set a new tone for a frayed relationship with a crucial ally.

President Obama spoke with Egyptian President Abdelfattah al-Sisi today regarding the U.S.-Egyptian military assistance relationship and regional developments, including in Libya and Yemen.

America's next president needs a "gap" strategy.

The Obama administration sent to Congress last week its second report on national security strategy