There never was a ceasefire in Gaza, just killing by other means
Gaza knew it was a matter of time before Israel resumed bombing. Until we realise Israel is the original sin, this cycle will continue, says Dunya Suleiman.
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Displaced Palestinians and Sudanese reflect on Ramadan in Cairo
This Ramadan, displaced Sudanese and Palestinians in Cairo embrace the holy month as a time to reflect and support one another through shared experiences
Syrian forces crack down on Assad loyalists in Idlib town
Syria's interim government has urged militant factions to come forward and hand over their weapons amid ongoing tensions with remnants of the ousted regime
Why is Turkey witnessing its largest protests since 2013?
Thousands have been arrested and hundreds of thousands have turned out in nationwide protests that have been spread across 55 of Turkey's 81 provinces.
Haredi minister faces sacking after dancing to anti-Zionist song
Israeli Housing Minister Yitzchak Goldknopf was seen singing and dancing to an anti-Zionist song, leading to calls for him to be fired.
Palestinian teen dies in Israeli prison, Palestinian NGO says
Walid Khaled Abdullah Ahmad, 17, has reportedly been killed in Meggido prison in northern Israel in unknown circumstances.
Israel attack kills one, gunman 'neutralised' near Haifa
A 75-year-old man was killed, and another was wounded in a 'ramming, stabbing, and shooting incident' southeast of the coastal city of Haifa in Israel.
Jailed Istanbul mayor declared opposition presidential candidate
Ekrem Imamoglu was officially nominated as a presidential candidate by the CHP party amid his arrest, as 10 journalists were arrested.
Only a mass boycott of Israel can halt Gaza genocide. Here's how
As Israel resumes bombing Gaza, the global solidarity movement for Palestine must ramp up efforts to boycott divest and sanction Israel, says Ryvka Barnard.
Trump's cuts of VOA Kurdish in Iraq prompts legal challenges
Established in 1992 after the first Gulf War, VOA Kurdish provides news and cultural programmes to millions of Kurds globally.
Israel targets Gaza's Nasser Hospital in 'war crime' killing two
Dozens of patients were forced out of the hospital where the surgical unit was shut down as a result of the Israeli attack in Khan Younis
Israeli strikes kill 65 across Gaza, as Egypt offers new truce
Several Palestinians were killed after a series of attacks overnight as Egypt offered a new ceasefire deal to get the truce back on track.
Israeli strikes kill 25 across Gaza, as Egypt offers new truce
Several Palestinians were killed after a series of attacks overnight as Egypt offered a new ceasefire deal to get the truce back on track.
Turkey’s Fidan heads to Washington with F-35, Syria high on agenda
Turkey's foreign minister will push for F-35 deal and strengthened counterterrorism cooperation with the United States, according to a Turkish diplomatic source.
Witkoff's concealed threat against Egypt could affect relations with Israel
The U.S. Mideast envoy's recent interview with Tucker Carlson, along with Israel's creation of the 'voluntary emigration' bureau for the Gazan population, sent shockwaves through Egypt – and could have major regional consequences
Hamas political bureau member killed in IDF strike on Gaza hospital, group confirms
Palestinian medics reported five killed and several wounded following a strike on a hospital in the southern Gaza Strip; The IDF said the strike was 'precise'
One killed, one wounded in terror attack in northern Israel
GAZA: 16 killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza overnight into Monday, 5 in an airstrike on hospital; Hamas says more than 50,000 killed in Gaza since start of war ■ WEST BANK: 17-year-old detainee dies in Israeli prison ■ ISRAEL: 85-year-old killed, another wounded in terror
Announcement that death toll surpassed 50,000 didn't faze anyone, not even in Gaza
Even Gazans aren't preoccupied by the number of dead these days. They're busy with questions of day-to-day survival: Will Israeli attacks become as widespread as they were before the cease-fire? Will all of Gaza be reoccupied? And who will die today or tomorrow?
Trump's offer to talk with Iran 'aims to avoid military action'
US special envoy Steve Witkoff said Washington would rather reach an agreement with Iran on its nuclear programme than resort to taking military action
Israel civilians took part in abuse of Palestinian detainees: UN
The UN report exposed the use of sexual violence by Israeli forces against Palestinians as an increasingly widespread tactic of war.
Israel blockade brings Gaza closer to acute hunger crisis: UNRWA
Philippe Lazzarini said Israel's banning of aid 'is a collective punishment on Gaza', calling for the siege to be lifted.
US-Ukraine talks underway in Saudi Arabia for truce with Russia
Ukrainian and American officials met in Riyadh on Sunday for talks on reaching a truce in the Russia-Ukraine war
UN raises alarm over wave of 'arbitrary' arrests in Libya
The UN said it was "alarmed" by a number of arrests and detentions across Libya under both West and East-based governments.
Dr Hussam Abu Safiya 'suffers eye injury after Israeli beatings'
Hospital director Hussam Abu Safiya was detained by Israeli forces in Gaza and has since faced several interrogations and beatings.
Palestinians slam Israeli move to expand West Bank settlements
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's far-right finance minister, hailed the decision as an important step towards the annexation of the occupied West Bank.
Thousands still missing after Syria coastal violence: SOHR
The rights observatory says many people are still missing after this month's sectarian violence in northwest Syria, with hundreds of bodies still at morgues
Istanbul mayor vows to fight on as court formalises arrest
Nationwide protests have been ongoing over the past four days, with further protests expected to take place on Sunday.
'Silence is complicity': Paloma Faith urges UK to act on Gaza
Paloma Faith delivered a speech to thousands of protesters gathered near London's Embassy of Israel, denouncing Israel's war on Gaza and supporting Palestine.
Israeli cabinet votes no confidence in attorney general
The moves comes after Netanyahu decided to fire the head of Israel's domestic intelligence agency Shin Bet.
'Dark stain for democracy': Turkey jails Istanbul mayor, key Erdogan rival amid mass protests
The lockup of Ekrem İmamoğlu, a central figure of Turkey's main opposition party – and until now, its presumed presidential candidate – is expected to further inflame the streets of Turkey
Turkey suspends Imamoglu’s mayoral duties, keeps him under arrest as more protests expected
The Istanbul mayor was temporarily suspended from his duties after his formal arrest by an Istanbul court on Sunday.