Israel to Palestinians: Only way to statehood is negotiation

‘When I heard that ISIS is bulldozing the ancient city of Nimrud, I cried’

In Kurdistan: no friends but the mountains … and the US

History of Iraq part I: the British legacy

History of Iraq part III: US-Iraq relations

UN Says ‘Unequivocally’ Chemical Weapons Were Used in Syria

The Takeaway Answers Listener Questions on U.S Intervention in Syria

A Syrian-American’s Case for Intervention

Humanitarian Crisis in Syria Worsens as U.S. Deliberates Action

How Will the U.S. Navigate the Syria Puzzle?

The Pentagon Weighs In on Syria

U.S. & Russia Strike Deal to Destroy Syria’s Chemical Weapons

Removing Syria’s chemical weapons — in middle of civil war — a tricky proposition

Syrians worry Islamists will replace Assad and life will get worse

U.S. officials press case as Russia floats plan for ‘international control’ of Syrian chemical weapons

Palestinian family discusses relatives killed in Syrian chemical weapons attack

Israel promises to strike back ‘fiercely’ if Syria attacks

Residents Struggle to Find Common Ground Inside Syria

If the Rebels Win the Syrian Civil War, They Have Islamists to Thank

So How Exactly Do You Rid Syria of Chemical Weapons in the Middle of a Civil War?

Syrians Worry Islamists Will Replace Assad and Life Will Get Worse

Former British Foreign Minister David Miliband Discusses Plight of Syrian Refugees

Clashing Perspectives From Syria’s Coastal City of Latakia

Obama & Putin Far Apart on Question of Military Force in Syria

Many Syrian-Americans Support a US Military Strike, but not Salah Asfoura

What Veterans Make of a Possible US Intervention in Syria

Obama Makes his Case for Military Action in Syria

Iran Warns of Israel Attack Should U.S. Strike Syrian Targets

Syria: “Hit These People & Hit Them Very Hard”

Syrian Conflict Reaches Grim Milestone: Two Million Refugees and Counting

How Iran Might Respond to a US Military Strike on Syria

Should The U.S. Intervene in Syria?

Rami Khouri: ‘No Easy Answers in Syria, and No Happy Outcomes’

Obama Administration Moves Toward Intervention in Syria as People Prepare for the Worst

A View from the Syrian/Turkish Border

Elite Syrians Fleeing to Lebanon as Possible US Airstrike Looms

Israel to Strike Back ‘fiercely’ if Syria Attacks the Jewish State

Pressure Mounts for the United States and Allies to Respond in Syria

Obama and Syria: Red Lines and Tipping Points

Opposition in Syria Claim Chemical Attacks Killed Hundreds

Influx of Syrian refugees causing fresh tension in Lebanon

Turkish prime minister courts Kurds in bid to establish strong presidency

Filipino domestic workers flee war in Syria, return home to no work

Residents of Syrian city of Deir Ezzor live life under siege

Syria’s civil war ends long quiet in Israeli-controlled Golan Heights

Syrian refugees find success, welcome in Egypt

Purported Israel’s strike on Syria seen in wider context of Hezbollah, Iran

Some still skeptical despite Turkish government’s steps to integrate Kurdish language

On eve of Obama’s visit, Palestinians press case for electing their own president

Beit Safafa residents protest Jerusalem’s plan to build a highway through their town

Syrian opposition moves conflict closer to Damascus

Syrian war refugees not all equally welcome in Jordan

Researchers document great damage to Syrian antiquities

United Nations votes to accept Palestine as nonmember observer

Jerusalem moves to give names to street in Arab-dominated eastern neighborhoods

Tensions rising in Turkey over Syrian refugees

Syrian rebels try PR training to present more moderate face to western countries

New documentary goes inside Jewish-Palestinian relations in Jerusalem

Violence continues to escalate in Syria with report of mass execution in Damascus suburb

In Turkey, Kurdish classes taught by a girl who is young enough to be in grade school