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Is there misplaced anger toward Biden? David Ignatius answered your questions.

David’s live chat with readers starts at 11:15 a.m. ET this Monday. Read the transcript.

The White House tries to steer Israel back onto a two-way street

A Rafah attack could mean a U.S.-Israel break on weapons.

Food convoy carnage distills what’s gone terribly wrong in Gaza

A real-life version of “Lord of the Flies”: Israel’s war aim is to destroy Hamas, but it is also destroying any vestige of orderly life in Gaza.

Is this a valid way to donate to the defense of Ukraine? David Ignatius answered your questions.

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

Israel and Hamas are inching toward a cease-fire deal

The plan, which includes a hostage-release agreement, would turn down the heat, but it wouldn’t end the war.

How Mayorkas got dragged into the maw of U.S. immigration dysfunction

The homeland security secretary’s efforts to make the system function better have been thwarted at every turn.

Ukraine faces a valley of death. There’s a way Biden can help it get across.

Send the long-range ATACMS now, Mr. President.

In the arms race for space weaponry, Russia fires a shot across the bow

Expect U.S. ingenuity to get busy on a countermove.

Three crises that give Biden a chance to prove the doubters wrong

Ukraine, Gaza and the border demand presidential leadership.

China airbrushed away its foreign minister. Why?

China’s mysterious disappearance includes a mistress who had a baby. But the puzzle pieces still don’t all fit together.