Israel signs agreement to bring migrant workers from Morocco

Migrant and Palestinian workers in Israel have endured decades of abuse and racism by the Israeli government

Leaked files expose Britain’s covert infiltration of Palestinian refugee camps

Under the guise of improving the plight of Lebanon’s Palestinian refugees, an initiative by the British Foreign Office has ulterior motives that impact Lebanese domestic politics.

Israeli occupation troops detain scores of Palestinians in Negev, including young children

Israeli forces continue their crack down on ongoing protests in the Negev Desert located in the south of the occupied Palestinian territory

Israel allows disbursement of Qatari grant for Palestinians in Gaza

Grant will begin to be distributed to families in need next week

Israeli and Palestinian ministers hold bilateral meeting for first time in years

Meeting signals potential thawing of relations between the two sides

International condemnation, general strikes over Israel’s murder of journalist

At least 55 Palestinian journalists have been killed in the occupied territories since the year 2000, with no one being held responsible

Israel carries out West Bank raids following attacks on settlers

Israeli forces have built up their military presence along the West Bank and Gaza in anticipation of the annual Land Day protests for Palestinian liberation from occupation

Israel to deploy reserve battalions along West Bank barrier

The Israelis also announced repair works for the occupation barrier wall dividing the West Bank and 1948 occupied lands

Israel and Turkey: a return to opportunism

Last month's reset in Turkish-Israeli relations coincides with several geopolitical developments that bring the two countries even closer together.

Israel sentences Spanish humanitarian worker to 13 months in jail

The harsh sentence is reportedly a strategy by Tel Aviv to justify their designation of six Palestinian civil society groups as terrorist organizations

The kingdom’s tough choices: between MbS and a hard place

If Saudi Arabia does not choose between sweeping internal reforms or an ambitious external agenda, its ruling dynasty may be in peril. Riyadh's dwindling resources cannot sustain both.

Protesters against US-backed judge ambushed, six people killed

Gunmen on roofs from Furn el-Shebbak fired indiscriminately at demonstrators, neighborhoods