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Will Netanyahu ever agree to a two-state solution? I answered your questions.

David’s live chat with readers started at 12 p.m. ET on Monday. Read the transcript.

The UAE tries to pull off an ‘Abraham Redux’ in Gaza

Despite cautious optimism of a lasting ‘day after’ framework, the hardest roadblocks to peace remain.

The UAE tries to pull off an ‘Abraham Redux’ in Gaza

The diplomatic dialogue succeeds in prodding Israel to take more interest in a lasting “day after” framework.

For Joe Biden, who never gave up

In a political career of more than half a century, he never stopped looking for one more hand to shake.

Does Trump deserve a clean shave?

At his core, the former president appears to remain unchanged.

What’s holding up a Gaza cease-fire?

The remaining differences may seem small, but they involve core issues of future governance in the enclave.

Aren’t we just emboldening Putin? I answered your questions.

David's live chat with readers starts at 12 p.m. ET on Monday. Submit your questions now.

A Gaza cease-fire agreement appears within reach

U.S. officials say the framework of a three-stage agreement is down to implementation details.

NATO, the 75-year triumph whose future is always cloudy

Concern about the alliance’s durability might as well be written into its mission statement.

As Biden slips toward the edge, NATO holds its collective breath

Our adversaries are quiet for now, even as our politics get more chaotic.