Hundreds of retired soldiers protest for higher pensions in crisis-torn Lebanon

Army and security officials earn less than $50 a month due to the depreciation of the Lebanese pound by more than 95 percent since 2019

Joe Biden meets with protests in the occupied West Bank

Protesters demanded justice for murdered Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Aqla and an end to the violence inflicted on Palestinians by Israeli troops

Palestinian Authority troops assault protesting students in the West Bank

The PA has faced condemnation for its close security cooperation with Tel Aviv and for the violent tactics it uses against its critics

Lebanese banks plan two-day strike to protest judicial orders

The standoff between the banking establishment and the Lebanese judiciary risks further instability, with the public demanding accountability for the 2019 economic collapse

Dozens injured in the West Bank as Palestinians protest against occupation

Palestinians staging a rally in commemoration of the 1994 massacre at the Ibrahimi mosque were also targeted by the occupation troops

Lebanese army protests against continued violations of their territory by Israel

Lebanon says Israel has been emboldened by the UN's failure to take any action against its conduct

Lebanese people take to the streets in protest after lira hits new low

The World Bank has called Lebanon's economic crisis the worst since 1850

Road blockades set up across Lebanon in protest against economic meltdown

Over recent days the Lebanese currency has dropped to a historic low as the UN estimates over 80 percent of the country is living below the poverty line

Protests in the occupied West Bank after Israeli forces arrest several relatives of Palestinian escapees

Occupation officials grow ever more desperate to capture six Palestinian prisoners who staged a daring escape from a maximum security prison on Monday

‘Night confusion’ protests gain strength in the occupied Gaza Strip and West Bank

Non-violent gatherings seek to 'confuse' illegal settlers and occupation forces

Lebanese police violently disperse protest by relatives of port blast victims

Jordanian court charges MP for smuggling guns into West Bank

Imad al-Adwan could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted for allegedly smuggling gold and weapons from Jordan into occupied Palestine

Pakistan rounds up Imran Khan’s party leaders as protests turn deadly

Khan has had over 100 corruption cases registered against him since his ousting in a parliamentary coup in April 2022

Lebanese judiciary dismisses judge probing banking sector corruption

Ghada Aoun has been leading an investigation into the illicit dealings of commercial banks and the central bank that sparked Lebanon's catastrophic crisis

Yazidis protest return of Sunni Arab families to Sinjar

Controversy over who is to blame for the 2014 ISIS genocide against Yazidis continues to stir sectarian tensions

Jordan not responsible for guns allegedly smuggled into West Bank: Tel Aviv

Israel's foreign minister confirmed that his country would seek justice for the incident, but would likely not hold Jordan responsible

Settlers, MKs march to demand West Bank outpost legalization

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir have vowed to increase settlement expansion

Mossad complicit in inciting Israel protests: Report

This comes in light of the hundreds of Israeli army reservists who recently began a boycott of their military service in protest against Netanyahu's plans

Knesset bill introduced to ban missionary activity in Holy Land

The bill would outlaw efforts by people of one faith who want to discuss or try to persuade people of other faiths to consider changing their current religious beliefs

US-Saudi differences push Lebanon to the brink

Uncertainty is growing in Lebanon as the US reportedly issued a warning to its local allies about siding with Saudi Arabia behind Washington's back

Dead on arrival: The US plan to train PA ‘special forces’ in the West Bank

Despite being in conflict with armed resistance factions in the West Bank, Palestinian Authority forces have also collaborated with them, posing a challenge to those who seek to divide Palestinians.

No respite for Lebanon as lira hits 100,000 per US dollar

Lebanon's political class has done little to slow down the economic freefall, as parliament has been gridlocked for five months over the election of a president

US defense chief stuck at Tel Aviv airport as thousands join anti-govt protests

Lloyd Austin's visit comes as violence in the occupied West Bank continues to spike, with at least 78 Palestinians being killed by Israeli troops and settlers since the start of the year

Lebanon’s caretaker PM steps in to protect banks charged with money laundering

The Association of Banks in Lebanon announced that, thanks to Mikati's overstepping of his authority, they would 'temporarily suspend' a strike that has helped decimate the value of the lira

Bahraini protesters detained in Arab Spring anniversary demonstration

Anti-monarchy demonstrations began on February 14, 2011, and have been held on a regular basis ever since the popular uprising started

Lebanon teeters on the edge as currency loses nearly 100 percent of its value

Last year, a senior US official warned that the Lebanese will 'likely have to endure more pain' before the country is allowed to climb out of crisis

Tens of thousands protest against Israeli government judicial reform

Several businesses, including law firms and tech startups, have granted permission to employees to join the wide-scale protests

Bahraini citizens protest normalization with Israel, demand prisoner release

Bahrain has the most political prisoners in the Arab region, detaining over 15,000 people for their political views alone

Protesters gather at Swedish embassy in Turkiye to condemn Quran burning

Cities across West Asia have also witnessed backlash to the recent Quran burning, including in Amman, Baghdad, and Saada in Yemen

Session to elect president fails for 11th time as Lebanese pound plummets

As a result of a lack of consensus, an absence of quorum, and mounting external pressure, Lebanon has continuously failed to elect a successor to Michel Aoun