Israel seeks to expand segregation of Arabs in occupied Galilee

The new law would advance the decades-long ‘demographic war’ against Arab citizens of Israel

Violence during Israel protests as security establishment panics

Israeli police resorted to violent measures against protesters demonstrating against the judicial reforms on the same day that three soldiers were killed in an attack on the border with Egypt

Judicial overhaul back on agenda as Israel passes ‘destructive’ budget

Both the government and the opposition have denied reports that an ‘interim deal’ over Netanyahu's contentious judicial reform is in the making

Israeli far-right official aims to double number of settlers in occupied West Bank

Smotrich plans to double the number of settlers in the occupied West Bank within the next two years

Norway bans goods, services from Israeli settlements

The move comes after the Belgian city of Liege committed to end all ties with Israel

Israel in talks with Germany for long-range missiles sale

Germany has shown interest in the long-range missile system for over a year now, in parallel to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Israeli government approves Ben Gvir’s private militia

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to establish the National Guard under Ben Gvir's supervision last week, after his party threatened to leave the government over the postponement of the judicial reforms

Israeli PM promises extremist security minister his own private militia

Human rights groups have sounded the alarm that the proposed civilian militia 'will first and foremost act against the Arab population'

Israeli defense minister raises alarm over army’s declining recruitment rate

Benny Gantz described the decline in military conscription as a "social and security bomb" for Israel

Tel Aviv hiding evidence of ethnic cleansing of Palestinians from public: Israeli media

The documents concern Israel’s mass expulsion and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in 1948, as well its secret nuclear program

Germany condemns ‘Holocaust’ accusation against Israel by Palestinian president

The PA's cooperation with Israel did not stop President Abbas from sparking outrage over his comparison between Israel and Nazi Germany

Palestinian Authority received ‘secret funds’ from Israeli finance ministry: Report

According to the Israeli state attorney, if details about the fund are made public, it could 'harm the country's national security and its foreign relations'

Israeli authorities grant lands to settlers near Al-Aqsa Mosque compound

Institutions and authorities have recently revealed cracks in the floor of Al-Aqsa Mosque, following Israel's constant excavations over the years

Israel’s state-owned arms producer looking to sell weapons to Russia’s neighbors

The revelations come as Tel Aviv's main arms producer posted a record 86 percent increase in net income

Israel refusing Russian, Belarusian asylum seekers

The Israeli policy of discrimination towards refugees also includes imposing restrictions on non-Jewish refugees from Ukraine

Israel’s secret war on the ‘48 Palestinians

Inside the 1948 borders of the Israeli occupation, Palestinians are anything but ‘ordinary citizens’, and anger is rising against Israeli ploys to criminalize their communities

Israel wants US to bolster its weapons stockpile against Iran, Hezbollah

The purchases signal Tel Aviv's preparations for a war against Lebanon or Iran

‘Rotten to the core:’ How Israel influenced British policy on Hamas

Israel now controls British Foreign policy through a highly-infiltrated, ferociously active network of organizations, campaigners, and relationships

Israel approves $1.5 billion budget to facilitate ‘inevitable’ strike on Iran

Tel Aviv continues to fan the flames of conflict as new reports claim Joe Biden has refused to commit to staying within a revived JCPOA for the remainder of his term

Israeli army chief says plans to strike Iran have ‘greatly accelerated’

The latest threat from Tel Aviv comes as the US hopes to see Tehran return to JCPOA negotiations

US postpones re-opening consulate in occupied Jerusalem to allegedly avoid “embarrassing” Israeli PM

The UK’s secret control of Palestinian security forces

Leaks reveal that the increasingly violent and repressive Palestinian Authority security forces have been trained by British government-affiliated contractors with US money.

Exclusive: Iraqi finance committee deputy calls for diversification away from US dollar

The Cradle speaks to Iraqi parliamentarian Hussain Mouanes on the various economic, financial, and political challenges facing Sudani's government.

The Qatar-Syria stand off: Enemies to the end

For various reasons related to political leverage, regional grandstanding, and outright animosity, Qatar is likely to remain the last Arab state to return to Syria.

White House urges Turkiye, Iraq to resume Kurdish oil exports

Kurdish oil exports to Turkiye since 2014 have been deemed illegal by an international court

Erbil oil revenues to come under Iraqi supervision

The move continues a trend reversing aspects of Kurdish autonomy gained since the 2003 US invasion of Iraq

Iraqi, KRG PMs meet to discuss ending disputes

Iraqi and Kurdish leaders affirm the need to resolve issues regarding the distribution of oil revenues and the status of Iraq's disputed territories

Iran’s revolution at 44: A struggling economy with big potential

Forty-four years on from the Islamic Revolution, Iran boasts a more diversified economy, advances in technology, and major development milestones - despite decades of western sanctions aimed at hindering such progress.

Why is Egypt’s Navy commanding a NATO-led coalition in the Red Sea?

In recent years Egypt has been developing and strengthening its navy in and around the Red Sea, but this is arguably part of a broader US strategy for the region.

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.