Washington rejects ICC probe into Israel’s murder of Al Jazeera reporter

Washington has long opposed efforts to prosecute war crimes committed by Israel against Palestinians living under an apartheid system

FBI opens investigation into Israeli murder of Al Jazeera reporter

Israeli officials bristled at the news, with outgoing defense minister Benny Gantz calling it a mistake and highlighting that Israel 'stands behind all soldiers'

Tel Aviv says ‘high possibility’ Al Jazeera reporter killed by Israeli fire, sweeps probe under the rug

Officials say the soldier responsible for Shireen Abu Aqla's murder confused the unarmed journalists wearing body armor labeled PRESS for 'Palestinian gunmen'

US will not re-open probe into Israeli shooting of Al Jazeera journalist

Joe Biden avoided meeting with Shireen Abu Aqla's family during his trip to Palestine, as senior officials say the White House is 'satisfied' with their inconclusive probe into the murder

Israel examining bullet that killed Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Aqla

The Palestinian Authority had agreed to hand over the bullet to US authorities for examination

Israeli fire killed Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Aqla: UN

The UN has finally corroborated the account of Abu Aqla's colleagues, who at the time said Israeli snipers indiscriminately opened fire on them

Al Jazeera verifies video that shows Shireen Abu Aqla was killed in cold blood

Reports by Israeli media allege the occupation army has no plans to investigate the murder of the journalist

Israeli army will not investigate murder of Al Jazeera journalist: Report

Earlier this week, Israeli police arrested one of the pallbearers beaten by occupation troops during the funeral procession of Shireen Abu Aqla

Israeli troops attack mourners at funeral of murdered Al Jazeera journalist

Occupation troops also stormed the home of Shireen Abu Aqla in occupied East Jerusalem ahead of her funeral

Western media whitewashes Israel’s murder of Al Jazeera journalist

Israel has been accused of killing at least 55 Palestinian journalists since the year 2000

Palestinians mourn slain Al Jazeera journalist as calls grow for independent investigation

Palestinians refused calls for a joint investigation of Shireen Abu Aqla's murder, citing Tel Aviv's track record of inaccurate investigations of their soldiers' crimes

Israeli officials evade responsibility for fatal shooting of Al Jazeera reporter

Other journalists wounded in the attack have vehemently denied that any resistance factions were nearby when Israeli troops killed Shireen Abu Aqla Nasri

Al-Jazeera calls for ICC probe into killing of Shireen Abu Aqla

In a statement, the network confirmed that it had newer evidence indicating Israel’s culpability in the murder of the renowned journalist

UK Court to rule on controversial weapons sales to Saudi Arabia

A landmark case could finally determine the legality of Britain's arms trade to Saudi Arabia, which is fueling the war in Yemen.

Turkish general election rescheduled from June to May

Over the past two years, the Turkish government’s popularity has decreased due to controversial economic policies and a surge in inflation

West Asia ‘fraught with danger’ due to JCPOA-revival delay: former Qatari PM

Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim Al-Thani says the standstill on the talks, on top of Israel's insistence on obtaining weapons to attack Iran, 'may shake security and stability in our region'

Israeli lawmakers back proposal to revoke right to nationality for Palestinian prisoners

The draft law proposal targets Palestinian prisoners who have been convicted of 'terrorism' by Israeli courts and receive monthly stipends from the PA

Russian official accuses US of using Iranian drone deliveries to halt JCPOA

Mikhail Ulyanov's remarks came in response to US officials blaming Iran for the halting of the nuclear deal

Israeli settlers desecrate Christian graves in Jerusalem

Jerusalem’s Anglican Archbishop Hosam Naoum described the vandalism of the Protestant cemetery as a 'clear hate crime'

Pakistan threatens Taliban over failure to curb border instability

Tehrik-e-Taliban presence in Afghanistan under the wing of the IEA contributed additional tensions to the unstable relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan

Israeli far-right officials ‘would not stand in way’ of Saudi normalization: Report

Hebrew media reports say that, if normalization with the kingdom is on the table, Netanyahu would likely freeze West Bank annexation plans

White House ‘grateful’ for Qatar’s efforts to free its nationals from Afghanistan jail

Though thankful to the Taliban, the US insisted Kabul end its practices against women and minorities in Afghanistan

Jordanian forces suffer a dozen casualties in raid against ‘takfiri’ elements

Over the past 17 days, Jordan has witnessed nationwide demonstrations protesting the deteriorating living conditions under King Abdullah II

Sophisticated Jerusalem bombing operation is Israel’s new ‘nightmare’

Why a highly professional and 'unsolved' bombing attack in Al-Quds has triggered Israeli security forces and settlers alike.

Iran imposes reciprocal sanctions on European individuals and media outlets

Among the media outlets sanctioned is Radio Farda, which is funded by the Washington-based US Agency for Global Media

Iran executes four nationals accused of working for Mossad

The judiciary said the accused were guided by Israeli intelligence when they engaged in destroying public and private property

Iran will not resume nuclear talks ‘under pressure,’ welcomes talks with KSA

The Iranian foreign minister said the US is supporting the recent violence in Iran with the aim of forcing Iran to proceed with negotiations

Turkish-aligned factions plan for ground operation against SDF

While negotiations with Russia are ongoing, Turkish airstrikes have significantly decreased in recent days

Iran’s Supreme Leader rejects talks with US

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei referred to the words of US General Wesley Clark in 2003, who said the US had plans to take out seven countries in five years, the last being Iran

The BBC’s abysmal coverage of Qatar’s World Cup

The British state-owned broadcaster’s refusal to show Qatar’s Opening Ceremony reeks of hypocrisy