Two Palestinian brothers were detained in the dead of night in Hebron after local kids moved the barbed wire blocking their street; they were abused by soldiers for hours. Another man was roughed up and taken into custody for having an image of a soldier on his phone – which he
UAE raises the stakes for PA reform for postwar Gaza
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sharply criticized his Democratic political rivals, and warned of dire consequences for the Middle East if he was not reelected, as he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida on Friday. The meeting capped a
Syria’s relations with the international community are gradually improving amid the ongoing civil war.
Turkey's escalating drive to deport Syrian refugees is causing untold misery to families forced apart, with many women and children cast into NW Syria's camps.
Iraqi judoka Sajjad Ghanim Sehen Sehen was provisionally suspended on Friday after he tested positive for anabolic steroids.
A government-led parliamentary committee this week approved a bill that could result in the mass culling of millions of street dogs, and fury at the legislation has spread beyond Turkey’s borders.
Israel reportedly seeking changes to current truce proposal ■ Senior Israeli negotiator says Netanyahu is knowingly trying to put truce talks in crisis ■ The father of Israeli whose body is held by Hamas says Biden gave captives' families 'hope that something will happen in the
Lebanon's Hady Habib will face Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in the first round of the men's singles on Saturday at the Olympics after Jannik Sinner withdrew.
Mossad chief David Barnea, CIA chief William Burns, Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani and Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel — the four figures leading the talks for a potential deal between Israel and Hamas — are set to meet on Sunday in Rome to
A Russian warship armed with advanced hypersonic missiles docked at Algeria's Oran port on Friday and will stay there for several days, the Russian navy said.
The condition of a man seen in a video of a police officer kicking and stamping on his head in Manchester Airport has worsened, according to their solicitor.
Dozens of US medics who volunteered in Gaza have urged President Biden to end military support for Israel, citing widespread violations of international law.
One of the oldest monasteries in the Middle East located in war-torn Gaza has been enlisted on the UNESCO's World Heritage sites in danger.
Palestinian Authority security forces were forced to retreat upon encountering resistance from armed men at the hospital where the leader of the terror group Tul Karm Brigades was hospitalized. Following the incident, a social media call was made to all armed men in the West
The revocation of the JNF’s charity status in Canada deals a significant blow to the group by reducing its funding and highlighting its W. Bank activities.
A senior Israeli official involved in the negotiations for a hostage deal told Haaretz that Netanyahu's demand to establish a mechanism that would prevent passage of armed men to the northern Gaza Strip is a 'death blow to the talks'
Bahrain Olympic chiefs are convinced they are sending their best ever team to the games in Paris this year, which kicked off on Friday.
The relatives, who stood in the gallery wearing yellow shirts bearing the words "Seal the deal NOW", are now due for a US court hearing in mid-August.
Italy has decided to appoint an ambassador to Damascus 13 years after shutting its embassy there at the onset of the Syrian war.
Both Egyptian cartoonist Ashraf Omar and journalist Khaled Mamdouh were detained from their homes in two separate night raids, less than a week apart.
This potential policy change comes as Attal's government approaches its end and the leftist alliance sets to take over leading the French government.
Israeli officials have lashed out at the US vice president and presumed Democratic Party nominee for the presidency after she urged an end to the war on Gaza.
Donald Trump made the remarks on his social media platform Truth Social, where he also posted a video of Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
Donald Trump made the remarks on his social media platform Truth Social, where he also posted a video of Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
The New Arab Meets: Iranian-Australian filmmaker Noora Niasari, whose drama about a strong Iranian mother escaping her oppressive husband premieres in the UK
The two top diplomats’ talks come after the Russian and Syrian presidents discussed the Turkish president’s invitation to hold a three-country leaders' summit with his Syrian counterpart after more than a decade of hostilities.
U.K. gov't officially announces reversal of previous gov't's policy, which questioned ICC jurisdiction ■ 'This is a fundamentally wrong decision,' a senior Israeli official told Haaretz, 'It distorts justice and truth, and violates the right of all democracies to fight
Student protests in Bangladesh over the state's job quota system have led to violent crackdowns, but the movement still has life, writes M. Niaz Asadullah.
The Algerian president will go up against two other candidates for the September presidential election, amid a continued crackdown on opposition voices
A Hamas leader in the West Bank died while in Israeli custody after he was allegedly denied medical treatment.
Mali troops and their Russian allies on Thursday battled separatist rebels near the Algerian border.
Israel has wiped out sport in Gaza, killing athletes and destroying infrastructure. Yet neither FIFA nor the Olympics seem to care, writes Abubaker Abed.
The UK is also expected to impose restrictions on arms sales to Israel amid the ongoing war on Gaza, Labour Party sources have said.
More than 20 people have died in a Moroccan city due to a heatwave as temperatures soared in the drought-stricken country this week.
A Russian man suspected of carrying out a car bombing in Moscow that wounded two people has been extradited from Turkey, said Ankara.
As the election approaches, Tunisian President Saied 'pardons' his critics, likens himself to a prophet and blames the country's woes on 'Freemasonry'.
This week we discuss the recent investigation by the ICJ into Israel’s occupation, the Houthi attack that hit Tel Aviv, and Netanyahu’s speech to Congress.
Former US president Obama and his wife have endorsed Kamala Harris for the presidency, in a video that captured a private phone call between the three.
Veteran US diplomat Martin S. Indyk died earlier this week at age 73 due to health complications. He had been very critical of Netanyahu during the Gaza war.
France's high-speed rail network was hit by arson attacks on Friday ahead of the Olympics opening ceremony, affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers.
Despite the devastation of war, graduate Nour Nassar's Schools Without Borders project is bringing hope and education to displaced children in Gaza's tent camps
A Hamas leader who has been in Israeli custody since October last year has died after a serious deterioration of his health conditions, his group said.
US officials have invested around $1.7bn of the public’s money in Israel Bonds since the start of the war on Gaza, with some deals raising ethics concerns.
Three Western countries have called on Israel to respond to the landmark ICJ ruling last week, and for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Biden has urged Israel to finalise a ceasefire deal in Gaza after meeting Netanyahu in Washington, as Israel continues its offensive across the enclave.
Biden is urging Israel to finalise a ceasefire deal in Gaza after meeting Netanyahu in Washington, the second meeting between the two since the war started.
Biden has urged Israel to finalise a ceasefire deal in Gaza after meeting Netanyahu in Washington, as Israel continues its offensive across the enclave.
The Saint Hilarion complex, one of the oldest monasteries in the Middle East, has been put on the UNESCO list of World Heritage sites in danger due to the war in Gaza, the body said Friday. UNESCO said the site, which dates back to the fourth century, had been put on the