France 24 sacks Arab correspondents under pressure from pro-Israel monitor

While evidence of antisemitism was only found for one of the journalists, the other three were expressing support for the Palestinian cause and resistance

Meta overturns decision to remove ‘Death to Khamenei’ posts

The Metaverse company explained that the phrase is not a literal threat to the Iranian supreme leader

Woman, Life, Freedom…and NATO

A superpower in decline still retains a vast appetite for irregular, proxy warfare to slow down the imminent multipolar order. Iran, Russia, China are its big targets and all tools will be employed.

Iran, Syria, Yemen: Twitter’s collaboration with the US military in information warfare

The damning exposure of collusion between the Pentagon and Twitter raises further suspicions about Washington’s ongoing online operations in West Asia.

Can Hungary act as a bridge between Iran and Europe?

As Budapest actively implements its own “Look to the East” policy, Tehran will find a potentially useful partner in Europe.

Lockheed Martin, Israel’s Rafael to develop high-energy laser weapons system

Israel plans to integrate IRON BEAM into its air-defense array to protect its infrastructure and strategic sites from 'emerging threats'

Iran files complaint to FIFA over removal of flag emblem by US team

Tensions are running high as Iran and the US are to face off in a 'knockout game' for Group B on 29 November

Revisiting the fall of Mosul: Who was to blame?

Mosul's surrender to ISIS has commonly been attributed to corruption and sectarianism by Baghdad, yet further investigation reveals the role of neighboring Turkey in the city’s fall.

Israel raises state of alert, deploys automated weapons in the occupied West Bank

Retaliatory attacks by Palestinians in the West Bank have seen an uptick in recent months in response to the abuses of the Israeli army

UNRWA employees targeted by Israeli watchdog

More than 120 teachers and employees were subjected to disciplinary procedures for the 'crime of supporting the Palestinian cause'

Israel’s Lapid investigated for corruption over maritime agreement with Lebanon

Despite all of Netanyahu's efforts to nullify the agreement, it is unlikely to happen, as the maritime deal was reviewed by the supreme court and various heads responsible for Israel's security

Israel exit polls show Netanyahu, far-right secured a majority of Knesset seats

According to exit polls, the extremist coalition led by Netanyahu could win as many as 62 parliament seats

Netanyahu wants to neutralize maritime border agreement with Lebanon

Netanyahu staged fierce opposition to the agreement signed by Prime Minister Yair Lapid and Lebanese President Michel Aoun

Gantz berates Arab-Israeli lawmaker who expressed support for Nablus martyrs

The occupied West Bank city of Nablus has become the target of nightly raids by the Israeli army

Pro-Palestinian activists, students in Canada face harassment: report

The report contains 77 testimonies and accounts of Pro-Palestinian activists who have faced harassment and threats from the pro-Israeli opposition

New York Times fires Palestinian journalist over pro-resistance social media posts

Hosam Salam claims that the Israeli lobby organization 'Honest Reporting' exists to deliberately sabotage the Palestinian cause in the West

Canadian government sanctions Press TV

Ottawa claims the Iranian news outlet is a danger to 'international peace and security'

Decoding the Pentagon’s online war against Iran

From a click of a button in the US to violence on the streets of Tehran, the latest protests in Iran are being engineered and provoked from outside

The real US agenda in Africa is hegemony

Forget development. Washington's primary interest in Africa today is keeping the Chinese and Russians out.

Lebanese depositor holds up bank to access savings for second time in weeks

A woman armed with a toy gun was able to receive just over half of her own savings after spending weeks pleading with officials for help in paying for her sister's cancer treatment

Social media giants ‘purge’ Palestinian journalists reporting on Israeli war crimes

Social media giants like Twitter, Meta, and TikTok have been accused of suppressing content that shows support for the Palestinian cause

Palestinian journalist shot by ‘unidentified gunmen’

The founder of “Baladna” website, a platform that provides news about Palestinians, was killed with several gunshots

Israel reengineers Palestinian society via draconian laws

Israel's new draconian laws have been criticized by both Israeli and Palestinian non-governmental organizations

Google, Amazon employees set to hold protests against Israel deal

The protesters will rally against against their companies’ recent $1.2 billion-dollar contract with Israel, demanding for the cancellation of the Project Nimbus contract over Israel's human rights violations

US ran covert propaganda campaign in Iran, Lebanon, Russia: Stanford University

The social media campaign aimed to influence public opinion across West Asia against Washington's 'adversaries'

Google employees accuse company of censoring support for Palestine

Workers at the US tech giant say they have faced censorship and punishment for opposing a $1.2Bln contract that provides Israel with advanced AI tools to persecute Palestinians

‘Ukrainians offer no evidence’ says Lebanese customs official over allegedly looted Syrian ship cargo

The Ukrainian accusation has caused a 'huge ruckus' at the highest levels of Lebanon's government

Britain’s surveillance of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon, under the guise of ‘counter-terrorism’

A follow-up exposé into the British Foreign Office’s clandestine operations across Lebanon’s 12 Palestinian refugee camps to undermine the sovereignty of the state

Google provides Israel with advanced AI to increase surveillance power: Report

Israel has been implementing facial recognition and machine learning technology to bolster its surveillance capabilities across the West Bank

Saudi Arabia draws widespread criticism for complicated Hajj rules, fines

The most controversial new rule is the need for a permit to perform Hajj, without which a pilgrim faces a fine of SR10,000 ($2,662)