Gaza's Shujaiya 'destroyed, in ruins' following Israeli assault
The majority of Shujaiya's buildings have been destroyed extensively following Israel's assault, forcing residents to leave for others parts of Gaza City.
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Israeli military says more indications show Mohammed Deif killed
Israel has claimed to have killed a number of top commanders in Hamas' military wing, including deputy leader Marwan Issa.
Satirical Egyptian cartoonist arrested at home: press union
It is the second such arrest this month after journalist Khaled Mamdouh was apprehended at home on July 16 and kept in an unknown location
Magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes Jordan
Jordanian media said an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.6 hit the country on Sunday, however, no deaths have been reported so far.
Netanyahu heads to Washington, says US will remain key ally
Netanyahu will be accompanied by Noa Argamani, a hostage rescued by Israel last month, but her presence has been criticised by other hostage families.
Israel at war, day 290: Israel will remain U.S. ally regardless of who's president, PM says
IDF: Hamas holding the bodies of two Israeli hostages killed in Gaza several months ago ■ Seven drones that crossed over from Lebanon to Israel were intercepted ■ Canadian national attempts to stab residents of Israeli community bordering Gaza ■ Number of Israeli soldiers
Over half of European Jews feel 'ashamed' of Israel’s actions
A new survey reveals over half of European Jews say they sometimes feel ashamed by the actions of the Israeli government.
Is Kamala Harris of Muslim or Arab heritage?
Kamala Harris's first name, "Kamala," is of Sanskrit origin, a classical language of India. The name "Kamala" means "lotus" and is common Indian communities
Civilians suffering horrendous violence in Sudan , MSF says
The war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands, displaced millions, and triggered one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
The ICJ has ruled Israel an illegal power. Impose sanctions now!
The ICJ's ruling on Israel's occupation is clear and lays the foundations for sanctions against Israel as a rogue state, writes Mustafa Barghouti.
France: MP says Israel 'not welcome' in Olympics during protest
Protesters, including the left-wing lawmaker Thomas Portes, decried France allowing Israeli participation in the upcoming Olympics, amid the war in Gaza.
Israel v Belgium game moved to Hungary after Belgian red card
A football match between Israel and Belgium has been moved to an undisclosed private venue in Hungary after several Belgian cities refused to host it.
Who was Muhammad, the Gaza man with Down’s syndrome left to die?
His family told The New Arab that he was innocent, crying and laughing without reason and that he was the “blessing” of the house.
Family remembers Gaza man with Down syndrome killed by Israel
His family told The New Arab that he was innocent, crying and laughing without reason and that he was the “blessing” of the house.
West Bank village lives in constant fear of Israeli settler raids
The stress shows on the face of Samiha Ismail who since October 7 has been stuck in her home in an occupied West Bank village that lives in constant fear of attack by Israeli settlers. The day after the Hamas raid into southern Israel, settlers entered Susya, a hilltop village
Desperate search: Gazans scour ruins for water
To get his family the water they need for drinking, bathing and laundry, Ahmed al-Shanbari steels himself for a lengthy search through the north of the Gaza Strip. Shanbari said most of the wells near his makeshift shelter in the Jabalia refugee camp have been destroyed. And
Has Houthi-calculated chaos become the new norm in the Red Sea?
As the Houthis and Israel battle in the Red Sea, it's important not to oversimplify issues in a regional war that grows more complex, writes Riad al Khouri.
Has Houthi-calculated chaos became the new norm in the Red Sea?
As the Houthis and Israel battle in the Red Sea, it's important not to oversimplify issues in a regional war that grows more complex, writes Riad al Khouri.
Israeli law to limit academic speech denounced as ‘McCarthyite’
Critics have dubbed a draft legislation as 'McCarthyite' as the law would fire academic staff that have expressed 'support for terror'.
Where does Kamala Harris stand on Israel and Palestine?
Following Joe Biden's resignation from the nominations list, Kamala Harris is now in the running to be a potential successor.
Israel strikes on Yemen port: what is the damage?
Israeli strikes on Saturday hit a power plant and fuel storage facilities in Hodeida, the main port under the control of Yemen's Iran-backed Huthi rebels. Here is what we know about the damage caused by the attack, which set oil tanks ablaze for days and came a day after the
Gazans flee after Israel orders safe zone evacuation over rockets
Hundreds of panicked Gazans fled after the Israeli military on Monday ordered the evacuation of part of a humanitarian zone, warning it was preparing to launch an operation in the area. The military had declared Al-Mawasi, along the Gaza coast between the cities of Khan Yunis
Who is Josh Shapiro, Harris' potential pro-Israel running mate?
Josh Shapiro could be Kamala Harris's running mate on a Democratic ticket to beat Trump, but what are his views on Israel and Palestine?
Middle East cheers Biden’s withdrawal, uncertain about Kamala Harris pick
Many people in the region were joyful about President Joe Biden’s decision not to seek reelection, as they blame him for the crises including the war in the Gaza Strip.
For MENA 'underdog' teams, Paris Olympics could be the best yet
Arab nations are ready to break their previous Olympic records at the Paris 2024 Olympics, with a strong line-up of talented athletes across various sports
UN warns Iraq becoming major regional drug conduit
A new report from the UN's drugs and crime agency said that Iraq has been experiencing a major surge in sales and use of illegal drugs.
West Bank settlers assault Palestinians, Israeli and foreign activists with batons, iron rods
The settlers came from an outpost and attacked activists for no reason, a security sources told Haaretz. Two American volunteers were evacuated by the Palestinian Red Crescent to receive medical treatment
Could the Nile dam dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia escalate?
Analysis: With both sides having abandoned the diplomatic track and Ethiopia preparing for a fifth filling of the dam, will tensions rise?
UAE sentences Bangladeshis to prison over Dhaka govt protests
The Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal on Sunday handed 10-year prison sentences to 53 Bangladeshi nationals.
Israeli delegation due in Doha this week for Gaza truce talks
Ceasefire and hostage release discussions between Israel and Hamas over the months have failed to make significant progress in a bid to reach a deal.
Israel launches offensive in Gaza's Khan Yunis; Thousands flee as health officials report 70 dead
Residents of eastern neighborhoods of the city were called to temporarily evacuate to a safe zone, as the IDF attacks Hamas targets
As an ex-Guantanamo inmate, I stand with Gaza against US terror
Injustice unites those in Guantanamo Bay and those under blockade in Gaza. And though the road ahead may be long, justice will prevail, says Mansoor Adayfi.
As a ex-Guantanamo prisoner, I stand with Gaza against US terror
Injustice unites those in Guantanamo Bay and those under blockade in Gaza. And though the road ahead may be long, justice will prevail, says Mansoor Adayfi.
Israeli military sends draft notices for ultra-Orthodox
The ultra-Orthodox community say that forcing seminary students to serve alongside secular Israelis risks destroying their identity as religious Jews.
Algeria to export electricity to Europe via a submarine pipeline
The new electricity pipeline is set to link Algeria's eastern coastal province with Italy's Sardinia crossing the the Mediterranean Sea.
Hodeidah port still ablaze days after Israel strikes on Yemen
The strike on Saturday was the first by Israel on the Arabian Peninsula's poorest country and came in response to a Houthi drone strike on Tel Aviv.
Canadian killed trying to stab guards at Israeli village by Gaza border
A Canadian citizen was killed after trying to stab guards at the entrance of Netiv HaAsara, a village near Israel's border with Gaza.
Pro-Palestine Bella Hadid 'to sue Adidas' over Olympic ad axe
Model Bella Hadid has allegedly hired lawyers to sue Adidas for lack of public accountability after being removed from its 1972 Munich Olympics campaign.
Protests, Kamala Harris rise overshadow Netanyahu's Washington visit
Leaving for Washington, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that in his speech to Congress he will seek to reaffirm the strong bond between Israel and the United States, regardless of the political uncertainty there.
Why Israel's strike on Yemen will not deter the Houthis
Analysis: Israel's retaliatory strike after a Houthi drone attack on Tel Aviv will cement the group's popularity and does little to prevent future attacks.
Israel launches polio vaccine campaign for soldiers in Gaza
Palestinian medical sources told The New Arab that poliovirus is a result of tainted water and wastewater that spread in Gaza due to Israel's war.
Netanyahu heads for Washington as Israel orders new Gaza evacuations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for Washington on Monday to deliver a key speech, as the military ordered fresh evacuations in the southern Gaza city of Khan Yunis before sending in troops. Netanyahu called the visit Monday a "very important trip" that comes
Gazans flee as Israel sets sights on safe zone
Thousands of Gazans fled an Israeli-designated humanitarian zone Monday after the army ordered them to leave and warned of an imminent operation in response to rocket attacks. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was on his way to Washington to deliver a crucial speech at
Baby flamingos saved from drought-decimated lake in Algeria
Around 300 pink flamingo chicks were rescued by volunteers in eastern Algeria after the salt lake where they hatched dried up following years of high temperatures and drought. Thousands of flamingos migrate each year to nest in Lake Tinsilt, located around 450 kilometres (about
Explained: Who are Yemen's Houthis, and why are they attacking Israel?
Despite being situated 2,000 kilometers south of Israel, the Houthi movement has now launched a deadly drone strike on Tel Aviv and several attacks toward the resort city of Eilat. Experts explain why this is in line with its wider anti-Israel, antisemitic agenda, and why it is
The war will end, but Gazans will continue to die months and years later
Cancer patients go untreated; 26 out of 36 hospitals aren't functioning; most of the water isn't drinkable and sewage flows in the streets. Those are just some of the factors that paint a very bleak prognosis for the health of Gazans even after a cease-fire is reached
Huthi harbour still ablaze days after Israel strikes on Yemen
Firefighting teams on Monday were struggling to contain a massive blaze at Yemen's Hodeida port, days after a deadly Israeli strike damaged oil storage facilities and endangered aid ships in the harbour. Heavy flames and black smoke were seen spiralling into the sky for a third
Houthi harbour still ablaze days after Israel strikes on Yemen
Firefighting teams on Monday were struggling to contain a massive blaze at Yemen's Hodeida port, days after a deadly Israeli strike hit oil tanks and a power plant in the rebel-run harbour. Heavy flames and black smoke were seen spiralling into the sky for a third consecutive
Houthi harbor still ablaze days after Israel strikes on Yemen
Firefighting teams on Monday were struggling to contain a massive blaze at Yemen's Hodeida port, days after a deadly Israeli strike damaged oil storage facilities and endangered aid ships in the harbour. Heavy flames and black smoke were seen spiralling into the sky for a third
Over 70 dead and 200 wounded in Israeli assault on Khan Younis
Israeli army issued new evacuation orders pushing Palestinians further into the dense coastal area of al-Mawasi following new raids on eastern Khan Younis.