Author: WSJ.com: World News

When the only nation whose self-defense is treated as a war crime is the Jewish one, there is no other explanation than antisemitism.

Those on the right running away from the president are true traditional conservatives, not the opposite.

European natural-gas prices rose in early trading as market focus remained on storage levels ahead of the winter heating season.

If these excuses hold in the pact’s first crisis, they will hold in the next.

Trump’s failure was not in confronting the country directly but in his manner of doing so.

The dollar rose to an almost eight-week high against a basket of currencies, driven by expectations the Fed could raise interest rates further.

Riyadh must clarify whether it seeks de-escalation or a decisive military response—and if the latter, what kind.

American businesses need a credible path to affordable, reliable supply.

The former New York governor must challenge fellow Democrats who accuse Israel of genocide.

Readers take issue with the French foreign minister’s vision for Palestine and Israel.

Moving fast comes with risks, but so does slowing down.

The yen weakened, after the Bank of Japan raised its policy rate by a quarter percentage point to 1.25% in a widely expected move. The dollar gained to 156.90 yen from 156.14 yen.