President Donald Trump is reshaping the Middle East by drawing closer to Israel's long-term adversaries, prompting critics to suggest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—a key ally—has been sidelined.

Trump signaled confidence that a nuclear deal with Iran is imminent. The deal on the table restricts Iran's nuclear ...

Republican lawmakers are raising concerns about the gift, and voicing reservations about lucrative Trump family business ...

Today we shed light on Trump’s trip to the Middle East and the key outcomes of his visit. Experts from the ISPI network ...

Pence said that the world needs to know that the United States “stands with Israel,” and warned that any other signal could ...

There’s more to Donald Trump’s Middle East trip than billion-dollar contracts, parades of camels and a storm back home over ...

What one sees in the Middle East today is the last vestiges of the American empire fading away, being replaced by a more ...

When Trump was reelected last November, the response from the Israeli government was near rapturous. Prime Minister Benjamin ...

In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost, Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton said that India has “a ...

President Donald Trump on Thursday visits a U.S. base installation at the center of American involvement in the Middle East ...

Republican president blasted ‘interventionalists’ on both sides of the American political spectrum during Riyadh speech ...

Trump’s did not triumph over the Houthis, but his decision to suspend his operation against them was judicious.