“In this UpFront special marking 50 years of occupation, we debate what the future holds for Israelis and Palestinians.” Ft: FMEP’s Lara Friedman, along with Gideon Levy, Hanan Ashrawi, and Yousef Munayyer.

Vox News interviews FMEP’s Matthew Duss on what Secretary of State John Kerry’s speech on Israeli-Palestinian peace means.

Daveed Gartenstein Ross and FMEP’s Matthew Duss discuss the future of U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump.

FMEP’s Mitchell Plitnick joins a panel of experts brought together by Churches for Middle East Peace to explore President Obama’s options for advancing peace between Israelis and Palestinians in the final months of his term.

“I have serious concerns with Erdogan,” FMEP’s Matt Duss tells The Huffington Post. “But the idea that a military coup would’ve solved these problems is a fantasy.”

“Phares is one of a number of close Trump advisers with extremely troubling foreign- policy views which basically mirror those of Islamic extremists: Islam and the West are at war. It’s difficult to overstate how counterproductive it would be for the US to adopt this vision,” FMEP’s Matt Duss told The Jerusalem Post.

FMEP’s Matthew Duss and Brookings’ Shadi Hamid talk about the advantages, and drawbacks, of U.S. military intervention abroad.

Matthew Duss talks to ThinkProgress’s Justin Salhani about the legacy of colonialism in Palestine.

Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz quotes FMEP’s Matt Duss to debunk Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim that Palestinians want to ‘ethnically cleanse’ Jews from any prospective Palestinian state.

Paul Pillar quotes FMEP’s Matt Duss in The National Interest to rebut the claim that removing settlers from a future Palestinian state is ‘ethnic cleansing.’