WFP calls for Gaza truce after staff attacked by Israel
After Israel bombed a building housing 11 of their employees, the WFP is calling for an immediate ceasefire so their staff can feed Gaza's population.
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Israeli forces raided Iranian missile faculty in Syria - report
Israeli forces conducted a special operation targeting an IRGC facility in Syria's Hama, according to a special report by Syria TV.
Israel's West Bank raids: Where is the Palestinian Authority?
Analysis: Amid the largest West Bank raids in years, the Palestinian Authority remains both a powerless governing body and a partner in Israel's occupation.
Australia strips medals over Afghanistan war crime allegations
A report found that around 25 Australian special forces personnel were involved in the unlawful killing of 39 Afghans.
Israel's Ben-Gvir, Smotrich trade barbs in heated cabinet meet
The heated exchange was reportedly broken up by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who ordered that a smaller number of prison units be built.
Egypt accused of stalling new Israeli ambassador's appointment
Since Israel's former ambassador to Egypt Amira Oron returned home, the post is expected to be filled by Uri Rothman after being endorsed by Egypt.
EU's Borrell urges Hezbollah-Israel de-escalation during visit
Josep Borrell's visit came as Hezbollah launched drone strikes on an Israeli military site a day after two Lebanese were killed by an attack.
Iranian President Pezeshkian visits Iraqi Kurdistan
Pezeshkian's visit to Iraq comes at a time of heightened regional tensions, particularly as Israel continues its war on Gaza, southern Lebanon, and Yemen.
West Bank's Palestinians suffer under an Israeli siege
"The recent events at the Allenby Bridge will lead to the imposition of strict security restrictions," noted economic expert Shady Hamad to The New Arab.
Turkey condemns Cyprus-US defence co-operation roadmap
The US announced the launch of a strategic dialogue with Cyprus in June, which Turkey said was detrimental the the Turkish Cypriot side of the Island.
Egyptian cartoonist's wife, Nada Mougheeth, speaks of his plight
"My husband was jailed for stating the obvious […] for drawing cartoons and expressing what everybody has already been talking about […]" Mougheeth said.
No more cash for Netanyahu's war machine in Gaza: Bernie Sanders
US Senator Bernie Sanders said his country must stop funding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's war machine in the Gaza Strip.
The Christian Palestinian family fighting Israel's land seizures
In-depth: The Kisiya family has been fighting for 12 years to stop Israeli settlers from seizing their land in Bethlehem's Makhrour valley.
Iraq-Kuwait World Cup 2026 qualifier match ends in draw, dispute
Following the match, Iraq's head coach, Jesús Casas, expressed his disappointment with the red card decision, calling it harsh.
US activist shot by Israel after West Bank protest ended: report
A 26-year-old American-Turkish activist was shot in the head by Israeli gunfire while she took part in a solidarity demonstration against Israeli settlers.
Disease has long been used by colonisers to commit genocide
Amid Gaza's polio outbreak, Afroze Zaidi explains the history of colonisers spreading diseases directly or by creating the perfect environment for an epidemic.
Israeli forces kill 4 Palestinians in sweeping West Bank assault
The Palestinian Health Ministry said on Thursday that 703 Palestinians have been killed in the occupied West Bank since October, including 159 children.
Hundreds gather for birthday of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi in Seattle
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi had been protesting increasing land grabs against Palestinians by Israeli settlers in the West Bank when she was killed by Israeli soldiers.
Iran accused of supplying missiles to Russia via Caspian trade
Iran and Russia have strengthened their military alliance during the war on Ukraine, with concerns about the sharing of missile technology.
Gaziantep restaurant renamed to 7 October in support of Gaza
In Gaziantep, Turkey, the renaming of a restaurant to 7 October aims to raise awareness about Gaza's second Nakba, rather than celebrating the Hamas attack
Resilience & rhythm: Dabke unites London community for Palestine
In Clapham Common this summer, dabke dance gatherings offered a vibrant and unifying expression of Palestinian resilience amid Israel's ongoing war on Gaza
UNRWA staff among 18 killed in Israeli strike on Gaza school
According to UNRWA head Phillippe Lazzarini, at least 220 members of the agency have been killed by Israel's war on Gaza.
Plestia Alaqad: Gaza's hero journalist in Beirut to study media
The New Arab Meets: Plestia Alaqad, who gained global recognition for her daily reports on Israel's genocidal assault, to talk about her move to Beirut
Netanyahu sought pretend criminal probe to fend off ICC case
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is said to be deeply worried about the International Criminal Court investigation into 7 October and the Gaza war.
Sudan and UAE trade accusations over prolonging war
Sudan accused the UAE of proving weapons to the Rapid Support Forces, while the UAE accused the Sudanese government of refusing to attend peace talks.
QatarEnergy names LNG vessel after ExxonMobil's Rex Tillerson
The former US secretary of state said he was 'deeply honoured' to have the new LNG carrier named after him.
Meet the Palestinians rebuilding their lives in Morocco
Palestinians escaping Israel's war and occupation are rebuilding their lives in Morocco, yet still long to return to their homeland Palestine
Hamas says ready to 'immediately implement' Gaza ceasefire
International negotiators have for months attempted to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, with Netanyahu placing new demands on each round of negotiations.
US aircraft carrier in the Middle East is heading home
A US aircraft carrier which had been stationed in the Middle East for weeks amid rising tensions in the region is now heading home, US officials have said
UN Security Council extends arms embargo on Sudan
An arms embargo on Sudan's Darfur region has been extended by the UN for another year, after experts said it had been regularly violated during the conflict