Hezbollah said it fired "dozens" of rockets Thursday at a military base in northern Israel in retaliation for Israeli strikes on Lebanon, one of which killed a fighter from the Iran-backed group. Fears of all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah have risen in recent weeks as
Hezbollah said it fired "dozens" of rockets Thursday at a military base in northern Israel in retaliation for Israeli strikes on Lebanon, announcing four of its fighters had been killed. Fears of all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah have risen in recent weeks as threats
A medical source in Egypt said the cancer patients who exited Gaza will be 'transported to the United Arab Emirates for treatment'.
An Egyptian court has sentenced Mahmoud Hussein to three years in prison for wearing a T-shirt calling for an end to torture in the country.
U.S. officials warn Israel that even limited ground op in southern Lebanon could lead to regional war with Iran ■ IDF heavily bombards Shujaiyeh, Gaza City's Zeitoun neighborhood, residents tell Haaretz ■ The U.S., Germany and the Netherlands cautioned their citizens against
The stalled Ankara-Damascus dialogue is likely to see some fast developments, one expert says, though he warns not to expect too much thanks to complications including the upcoming US elections.
For more than 40 years, the Israeli government had insisted that a deadly suicide bombing which targeted its soldiers in south Lebanon was a gas explosion.
The war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands, displaced millions, and triggered one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
Hard-liner Saeed Jalili and Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian topped two recent polls, though many Iranians say they don't plan to vote amid widespread opposition to the government.
Many British Palestinians will be on the ballot on 4 July standing against UK complicity in Israel's war crimes and for an end to austerity politics in the UK.
'Even if Israel swears that it only wants to push Hezbollah away from the border, and doesn't want to destroy Beirut, the other side probably won't believe it,' one U.S. official said at a recent meeting with Israeli defense officials
The Israeli Prison Service has drastically reduced the amount of food given to Palestinian prisoners, with many released detainees looking emaciated.
Tehran's ultraconservative mayor, Alireza Zakani, announced his withdrawal in a social media post on Thursday, after earlier denying he was ending his campaign.
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said he 'expects that regardless of the outcome of the US elections', Washington will 'remain a strong NATO ally'.
Israel's Haredim military draft issue has sparked deep divisions in the country, with religious leaders doubling-down on their opposition to the law.
The Gush Katif Museum, an 'apolitical' private venture established by a far-right rabbi and former settlers, is far from frozen in time: A menorah from its collection was 'requisitioned' by IDF soldiers to light in Gaza during the war, while the museum guide insults Arabs and
There is little Gaza's doctors can do to alleviate the pain that three-year-old Suhaib Khuzaiq still feels from a shrapnel injury that caused his leg to be amputated above the knee in December. "He is in pain and in need of painkillers and a prosthetic limb that is only
Former President Donald Trump will likely draw on the stalemate in Gaza cease-fire talks and threat of regional war to undermine President Joe Biden's foreign policy record.
Both Biden and Trump are disliked by majorities of Americans, according to polling, and offer sharply different visions on virtually every core issue.
The New Arab travelled to rural England to find out how Muslims are planning to vote ahead of the election and in the wake of the Middle East crisis.
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said that during meetings in Washington 'significant progress' was made, with bottlenecks 'addressed'.
South Lebanon residents received a message attached to a balloon Wednesday night telling them to leave the territory, shortly after an airstrike on Nabatiyeh.
Instead of upholding a left-wing agenda and a critical lens, liberal Zionists are a mouthpiece for Israel's occupation and genocide, writes Yoav Litvin.
The Dutch foreign ministry has summoned the Israeli ambassador to discuss a nine-year harassment campaign against ICC officials, following complaints from MPs.
Asaduddin Owaisi ended his swearing in oath with the words "Long Live Palestine", to the consternation of ministers and MPs from India's ruling BJP
A member of Komala's leadership emphasised that the KRG has not provided a specific deadline for the proposed relocation.
Now-dismissed Bolivian army chief General Juan Jose Zuniga was captured and forced into a police car.
The Central Bank reiterated its policy to return to monetary tightening in case of a significant deterioration in inflation.
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said his country could 'take Lebanon back to the Stone Age, but we don't want to do it'.
Sergei Kostin, a driver for the major US-based rideshare app 'Lyft', was sacked after a customer complained about a poster calling for a ceasefire in his car.
Captain Alon Sacgiu, 22, 'fell during an operation in the Jenin sector', the Israeli military said, without giving details of the circumstances of his death.
Strikes believed conducted by Israel have increased inside Syria in response to repeated attacks by pro-Iranian groups against Israel since the Gaza war began.
As the summer heat beats down on war-torn Gaza, Muhammad Bashir's skills are in high demand: he repairs rooftop water tanks that have been perforated by shrapnel and bullets. Some of the leaky tanks in his workshop look like sieves. "Before the war... we used to fix only one or
Hezbollah MP Mohammed Raad, whose son was killed last year in an Israeli airstrike, said some people in Lebanon were creating a sense of panic and tension.
Deadly strikes have hit the devastated Gaza Strip, with six killed in an Israeli attack in Jabalia refugee camp as Israel issued a new threat to Lebanon.
Lebanese authorities confirmed that the Masnaa border crossing between Lebanon and Syria was still functioning but experiencing delays.
Yuval was required to torch two residential buildings; Michael realized how many civilians were likely to be killed during every bombing he observed; and Tal broke down when Israel entered Rafah. They are willing to suffer the price for their refusal to serve in Gaza
Palestinians fled eastern Gaza City on Thursday under heavy bombardment as the Israeli military issued an evacuation order for the area it had previously declared clear of Hamas militants. The flare-up in the northern Gaza Strip's Shujaiya district, which witnesses and medics
Israel said it does not want war in Lebanon but could send its neighbour "back to the Stone Age", as the UN's humanitarian chief warned such a conflict would be "potentially apocalyptic". The border between the two countries has seen daily exchanges of fire between Israeli
Israel launched air strikes on Gaza Thursday after warning Hezbollah, Hamas's ally in Lebanon, to avoid a large-scale war that would send the neighbouring country "back to the Stone Age". Defence Minister Yoav Gallant made the comment during a visit to Washington, where he
Egypt's prime minister's comments balming a gas malfunction and 'a neighboring country' sparked speculation about Cairo's energy shortage and its ties with Israel. Despite denials, anger in Cairo has grown since the Israeli invasion of Rafah
In a sun-baked cemetery in northern Iraq, silence lingers over a forsaken corner devoid of mourners, where women killed in gender-based violence rest in unmarked graves. Domestic violence and femicide have long plagued Iraq's conservative society, including through so-called
Six candidates, including five conservatives and one reformist, are vying for the presidency in Iran's upcoming election.
Indonesian metal band Voice of Baceprot, comprised of three Muslim women, is set to perform at the prestigious Glastonbury Festival.
Patients in Gaza's few standing hospitals are dying in droves from infections resulting from a lack of protective gear and soap, even when they survive their horrific blast injuries. And health workers are facing agonizing decisions, like giving up on a seven-year-old boy with
In Tunis, dozens of protesters and LGBTQ activists rallied for the decriminalisation of same-sex relations.
A Tunisian soldier was killed during an attack on an army patrol in the border region near Libya, with the assailant remaining unidentified.
Donia Abu Taleb, a trailblazing Saudi taekwondo athlete, has become the first Saudi woman to qualify for the Paris Olympics.