Israeli strike kills 42 Syrian soldiers near Aleppo
An Israeli air strike killed 42 in Syria's Aleppo province on Friday, targeting a Hezbollah weapons depot, according to a war monitor.
An Israeli air strike killed 42 in Syria's Aleppo province on Friday, targeting a Hezbollah weapons depot, according to a war monitor.
The New Arab Meets: Founder and CEO of The Ramadan Tent Project, Omar Salha. Omar is considered a pioneer of cultural diplomacy in the UK and his events have inspired a wealth of public, multi-faith events throughout the month of Ramadan and beyond.
Boys and men returned to classes with the start of the Afghan New Year, but girls and women will be left behind again by a Taliban government education blockade
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the death toll among Assad regime forces is the highest ever in a single Israeli attack on Syrian territory. Two more Hezbollah-affiliated individuals were killed in separate attacks near Damascus and in Tyre in southern
"For me, it's not new information. We've been seeing mobilisations all over the country — tens of thousands of people mobilising," an activist remarked to TNA.
The world's top court has ordered Israel to ensure more food and urgent humanitarian assistance reaches Gazans, warning famine is already setting in after nearly six months of war. The International Court of Justice's order on Thursday comes after the United Nations has
It's clear that the extreme events that took place that day were barely rehearsed by the military before the war
The world's top court on Thursday ordered Israel to "ensure urgent humanitarian assistance" in Gaza without delay, saying "famine has set in". The International Court of Justice's latest order comes as heavy street battles continued to rage in besieged Gaza -- and a major
The Islamic State remains active in Iraq as Baghdad and Washington discuss winding down the US presence in the country, though the group is relatively weak at present.
The Islamic State remains active in Iraq as Baghdad and Washington discuss winding down the US presence in the country, though the group is relatively weak at present.
The incident is likely to serve as ammunition for the swelling number of Islamophobes in the country.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked Israel's top court Thursday for a new delay on compulsory military service for ultra-Orthodox Jews, an issue that has put his ruling coalition at risk. Conscription of ultra-Orthodox men has long been a divisive issue in Israeli politics,
Four months after he was freed from captivity in Gaza, Eitan Yahalomi celebrated his bar mitzvah -- but his coming-of-age last week was far from a joyous occasion, his mother told AFP. In her first interview with international media since her son's release last November,
Demonstrations organised by a Zionist NGO blocked aid convoys from entering Gaza on Thursday in the latest in a series of disruption to Gaza aid.
Israel's National Security Council publishes travel warnings not to visit Turkey, Morocco, Egypt and Jordan ■ Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist admits that he raped Israeli woman on October 7, IDF says ■ ICJ orders Israel to take measures to ensure food gets into Gaza
UNRWA suspending a school teacher in Lebanon has sparked protests outside the organisation's Beirut office.
The investigation into the officer over the incident was terminated three years ago, although the commander's account to interrogators contradicted those of the soldiers who conducted the search
Former US Senator Joe Lieberman dies at 82 in New York City. A pro-Israel stalwart, he was the Democratic vice presidential nominee in 2000.
"We don’t support a major ground operation," White House NSC coordinator John Kirby emphasized on Thursday, as an Israeli delegation is expected to discuss alternatives with top officials in Washington next week.
As settler violence in the West Bank continues to rage, Palestinians report a worrying new trend of Israeli settlers dressed as soldiers carrying out attacks.
The Palestinian Authority has been under US pressure to undertake various reforms amid proposals that it take the reins in the Gaza Strip after the war ends.
The Palestinian Authority has been under US pressure to undertake various reforms amid proposals that it take the reins in the Gaza Strip after the war ends.
Over 91,000 people have been displaced by fighting in south Lebanon. Six months later, they had little optimism of returning home any time soon.
Over 91,000 people have been displaced by fighting in south Lebanon. Six months later, they had little optimism of returning home any time soon.
A leader of Hamas has said that the Palestinian group is preparing for Israel to assault the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
The beauty and musicality of Darwish's writing are expressed in Hebrew translations from his last book
Ever since 1967, Gazans have prided themslves in harvesting the 'red gold,' as strawberries are known in the Strip. Now, with some 40 percent of arable land in northern Gaza lying in ruins, farmers fear for the future
Iraq's communications minister emphasised the need for responsible TikTok regulation despite its popular and widespread use.
Iran handed prison sentences to 11 activists defending women’s rights and has executed 98 people this year.
Since the war first broke out in April 2023, thousands of Sudanese crossed the border into Egypt to seek refuge.
Israel's war threatens the world's oldest Christian community. But Western powers who pay lip service to religious minorities are silent, writes Khalil Sayegh.
In Turkey, each time there's an election, the country takes another step away from becoming a meaningful democracy. This weekend's local elections look set to continue the dismal pattern
If Chebbi officially enters the elections, slated for October or September, he wouldn't be the first candidate to campaign for the presidency from prison.
In the new test, which applicants must pass to acquire German nationality, candidates could be asked the founding year of Israel, according to a magazine.
Israeli airstrikes in Rafah intensify concerns about an imminent ground assault, raising fears among Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
Morocco is reforming its family code, the Moudawana, after twenty years. Reform comes as calls for gender equality grow louder and Islamist influence wanes.
The Biden administration sees a US diplomatic presence in Libya as critical to helping counter Russia’s growing footprint in Africa as well as supporting a UN-led push for elections.
The dispute won't shake 'ironclad' US support for Israel.
As his long-gestating drama 'Fadia' airs on Israeli TV, Nazareth-born Palestinian director Shady Srour talks about why he refuses to stay silent about the murder of women in his society
Azhar said the UNSC’s resolution was "long-delayed" as a result of "the intransigence of some of the world powers backing Israel."
A new airstrip appears to be being built on a Yemeni island, Abd al-Kuri, as Houthi rebels continue to target ships.
In the footage two men can be seen walking separately and appearing to wave white cloths before they are shot dead by Israeli troops nearby.
Euro-Med Monitor has said that Israel's killing of 13 children near Al-Shifa hospital is part of the 'genocide' unleashed on Gaza over the past 6 months.
Fuelled by pro-state social media, anti-refugee sentiment has surged in Egypt, with Egyptians blaming refugees for the country's dire economic crisis.
Annelle Sheline, 38, left her position as a foreign affairs officer in the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor just a year into her role.
The kingdom's deep-pocketed sovereign wealth fund was involved in the top three private equity transactions between 2019 and 2023.