Israel and Arab states carry out air force drills in Greece
Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are among those who trained alongside Israel, surprising many as Israel's war on Gaza rages on.
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Netanyahu seeks Shin Bet replacement in ‘bid to influence court’
The move would take place before the court decides on petitions against the removal of Ronen Bar and has prompted warnings of a constitutional crisis.
Trump to unleash 'Liberation Day' tariffs, amid trade war fears
Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs are aimed at what the Republican billionaire describes as 'stopping America from being ripped off'.
Aria Aber’s Good Girl tackles identity, culture and grief
Book Club: 'Good Girl' follows a young Afghan girl in a Berlin nightclub, grappling with her sense of self-identity while burdened with life's pain and grief
Columbia protester Khalil's case to remain in New Jersey
The ruling means Khalil's case will be heard by the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals, whose judges are equally appointed by Democrat and Republican presidents.
Gaza 'most dangerous place' in the world for aid workers: Lammy
On the anniversary of the killing of seven aid workers by Israel Gaza, David Lammy said he was pressing Israel to conclude an investigation
With Hasbara failing, Israel placed Hossam Shabat on a kill list
Losing the PR war, Israel is lashing out and killing Gazan journalists en masse. But for every Hossam Shabat Israel kills, another rises, writes Alex Foley.
Nationwide power outage hits Syria after plant malfunction
A nationwide power outage hit Syria on Tuesday, highlighting the country's major problems with energy output and the need for a stable power system.
What is the 'Qatargate' scandal roiling Israel?
Israel has been gripped by allegations linking aides of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to financing from Qatar, which hosts Hamas leaders and helped broker the release of hostages from Gaza. Dubbed "Qatargate" by Israeli media, the reports that sparked the investigation
Algeria shoots down military drone near border with Mali
Moscow's growing military influence in the Sahel strained ties with Algeria, one of its last allies in North Africa.
Maltese Falcon Poachers: European hunters endanger Egypt's birds
15-month-long investigation sheds light on how the EU is spending money to protect the same birds that are being gunned down in Egypt.
Yemen: Four killed in strikes in Hodeidah blamed on US
The attack on Hodeidah, which killed at least four, is the latest in a series of US assaults on the rebels in response to their attacks on Red Sea shipping.
Egypt eyes Sudan's reconstruction as RSF suffers setbacks
Cairo has reportedly prepared a list of 52 local companies that will participate in Sudan's post-war reconstruction.
New women-led scheme in Jordan tackles workplace discrimination
Companies in Jordan gain 'women-friendly' recognition for the first time in an innovative new women-led scheme to tackle workplace discrimination & harassment
Mass protests for Palestine, free speech planned across US
"We want to show Trump that we're not afraid. It will be a show of force from people who refuse to be afraid of the crackdown on free speech."
Hunger returns to Gaza as Israeli blockade forces bakeries shut
At an industrial bakery in war-ravaged Gaza City, a conveyor belt that once churned out thousands of pitta breads every day has come to a standstill. The Families Bakery is one of about two dozen supported by the World Food Programme (WFP) that have halted production in recent
France: Who's Jordan Bardella, Marine Le Pen's likely successor?
Over the years, France's RN has tried to sanitise its image, expelling its founder Jean-Marie Le Pen and rebranding itself as pro-Israel.
Israel expands Gaza ground offensive as bakeries shutter
Israel’s defence minister vowed to “capture extensive territory” as airstrikes pound the besieged enclave, killing at least 21.
Gaza: 21 killed in dawn attacks, Israel vows to expand offensive
Israeli defence minister Katz has threatened to seize large areas of the Gaza Strip as Israeli strikes killed 21 people in Gaza
Severe threat of famine: Last UN bakery closes in Gaza month after Israel's humanitarian aid halt
International agencies are warning of famine looming over hundreds of thousands of Palestinians across Gaza, as food supply is running out. 'The most basic right of all – food – simply doesn't exist,' a 60-year-old Gaza resident said. 'Just Drop an atomic bomb on us so we all
Israel says expands Gaza offensive to seize 'large areas'
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced Wednesday a major expansion of military operations in Hamas-run Gaza, saying the army would seize "large areas" of the Palestinian territory. Katz said Israel would bolster its presence in the Gaza Strip to "destroy and clear the
Oil, sand and speed: Saudi gearheads take on towering dunes
Wearing a helmet and strapped securely into his four-wheel-drive, Abdelilah al-Rabea tore off across the Saudi desert, kicking up clouds of sand as a crowd of hundreds cheered him on. Every year through the end of April, droves of people flock to Zulfi, more than 200 kilometres
US adding second aircraft carrier in Middle East
The United States is increasing the number of aircraft carriers deployed in the Middle East to two, keeping one that is already there and sending another from the Indo-Pacific, the Pentagon said Tuesday. The announcement comes as US forces hammer Yemen's Huthi rebels with
Two Iranians charged with procuring US drone parts
Two Iranian businessmen have been indicted for allegedly conspiring to procure US parts to build military attack drones, the Justice Department said Tuesday. Hossein Akbari, 63, and Reza Amidi, 62, are charged with money laundering and providing material support to the Islamic
Top US senator: No F-35 jets for Turkey until Russia's S-400 missiles 'gone'
Republican Sen. Jim Risch made the statement during the nomination hearing for Tom Barrack to be the next US ambassador to Turkey. Barrack emphasized Ankara's strategic role in countering Iran in the region and promoting stability in Syria.
Is Iran's warning it could go nuclear after Trump's threat a bluff or more?
The warning, which was issued by a moderate politician known for his pragmatist negotiating skills, underscored how the dynamics between Tehran and Washington are becoming increasingly volatile.
Spain arrests 3 suspects accused of supplying Hezbollah with drone parts
This is the second time in under a year that Spanish authorities have arrested individuals with links to Hezbollah.
Trump nominee says to press UK on Israel arms
Donald Trump's nominee to be ambassador to London said Tuesday he would ask Britain to reverse a partial suspension of arms exports to Israel, a decision taken over rights concerns. Warren Stephens, an Arkansas-based investment banker and political donor to Trump named for the
Israel to occupy 25% of Gaza to pressure Hamas to free captives
Israel is planning on occupying 25 percent of Gaza in the next two to three weeks, a senior official said.
Israel PM drops Shin Bet chief nominee over Trump comments
The removal of Israel's Shin Bet chief comes as Israel's police continue to question Netanyahu aides in what has been dubbed by Israeli media as 'Qatargate'.
Iraq to limit Houthi activity in country following 'US pressure'
Iraq has made commitments that it will ensure that Houthi activities in the country are limited to civilian activities, with alleged pressure from the US.
Israeli forces kill Palestinian journalist and family
Mohammed Saleh Al-Bardawil was killed alongside his family when an Israeli airstrike targeted his home, bringing the number of journalists killed to 209.
Egypt rights groups urge action to save jailed hunger striker
Egyptian human rights orgs have announced support for calls for the government to save the life of a hunger-striking detained human rights lawyer.
Macron urges 'mercy' from Algerian leader for jailed writer
The request comes amid a wide diplomatic row between France and Algeria which erupted last year over the disputed territory of Western Sahara.
US sanctions UAE, China firms in crackdown on Iranian drone supplies
The Justice Department also announced criminal charges against two Iranian nationals and an Iranian company over their alleged roles in the drone-procurement network.
Muslim app under fire after spotlighting 'pro-Israel' CEO
Salams app is facing mounting criticism from users after the CEO of Match Group appeared to make a ‘pro-Israel’ post.
Over 300 Gaza children killed by Israel in 10 days
UNICEF revealed an average of around 100 children have been killed or maimed over the past 10 days as Israel broke the Gaza ceasefire.
Palestinian teen dies in Israeli jail while held without charge
Since the beginning of of Israel's war on Gaza 61 Palestinians have died in Israeli prisons, with many former detainees describing poor conditions.
Pro-Israel voices demand Francesca Albanese's UN mandate end now
Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, has recently faced an incitement campaign from pro-Israel groups.
Morocco king pardons dual national jailed over extremist network
A total of 1,533 convicts, both imprisoned and free, received royal pardons for Eid al-Fitr this year.
After major arms sales, Trump to visit Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar: What to know
The president is urging Gulf countries to increase their investment in the US after a series of bilateral economic and defense deals in recent months.
What Netanyahu's twisted decision-making process means for Israelis' security
By flip-flopping on his decision to appoint Eli Sharvit as the next head of the Shin Bet, Benjamin Netanyahu vindicated his critics – who have been saying for years that he prioritizes political considerations over Israel's national security
Inside Turkey's executive coup
It's too soon to tell if Turkey's unrest will form real opposition to Erdogan's rule. But when the game is rigged, it's time to reset, writes Umut Özkırımı.
Florida special elections pit pro-Israel Zionist against Muslim
Florida will hold high-stakes special elections today, with one seat being contested by pro-Israel Republican Randy Fine and Muslim convert Josh Weil.
Trump says could visit Saudi Arabia as early as next month
Trump's first foreign visit during his first term as president in 2017 was to Saudi Arabia and has forged close relations with the country.
UNRWA HQ targeted in arson attack amid Israeli incitement
The headquarters of UNRWA in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem have once again been targeted in an arson attack amid Israeli incitement.
France and Algeria are back to talking, for now
France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot is set to visit Algeria on 6 April to "give fresh impetus" to the bilateral relationship.
Egypt’s Sisi ridiculed for distributing McDonald’s meals
Many are criticising the decision to distribute McDonald's meals after the Israeli franchise offered meals to soldiers fighting in Gaza.