UNRWA: Survival conditions are deteriorating for about 75,000 in northern Gaza Strip

Number of Palestinian deaths in the war on Gaza

Israeli forces injure a young Palestinian and arrest others in West Bank

China's unwavering support for the Palestinian people amid fighting and humanitarian crisis

Israeli forces injure two young Palestinians, arrests four others, and destroys the infrastructure in Al-Far’a camp and Tubas

Dead victims in Israeli bombing of Beit Lahia and Khan Yunis

The Palestinian President issues a constitutional declaration stating that the President of the National Council shall assume the duties of the President of the Palestinian Authority in the event of a vacancy in the position.

Biden approves massive arms deal for Tel Aviv

Palestinian President receives UN Secretary-General's envoy for Middle East peace process

Israel seizes Palestinian properties in the northern Jordan Valley

Arab And World

The Taliban releases a former American soldier in exchange for an important ally

Chris Hipkins is sworn in as Prime Minister of New Zealand

Searches for survivors continue in harsh conditions after the earthquake in Turkey and Syria

Tripartite talks between the Jordanian monarch, the Egyptian president and the Iraqi prime minister at the Dead Sea

The European Union intends to tighten sanctions against Moscow, and the Ukrainian president dismisses two senior officials

Putin accuses the United States of prolonging the conflict in Ukraine

The first Ukrainian shipment of grain continues its way from Turkey towards Lebanon

Two people were killed and a dam cracked due to a storm in California

Ukraine's Atomic Energy Corporation says it is experiencing an "unprecedented" cyberattack on its site

An Egyptian ship saves 60 illegal immigrants from drowning in the Mediterranean

Joint exercises between the United States and Indonesia

Washington warns Tehran of the danger of "subordination" to Moscow

In Kherson, Ukraine, a search is underway for "collaborators" with the Russian forces

North Korea launches two cruise missiles

The President of Cuba asks for "understanding" and "patience" from demonstrators angry at the power outage

Damascus announces the death of a leader of the "Islamic State" organization in southern Syria

Sudan and the UAE sign an agreement worth six billion dollars to establish a port on the Red Sea

Accusations of the British government not to deal seriously with the record heat wave

Three cargo ships carrying Ukrainian grain are on their way to the sea lane in the Black Sea

Ukraine complains about the depletion of its stock of drones

Britain condemns China's arrest of a BBC journalist during protests against Covid restrictions

An attack on Russia's fleet in the Black Sea and US military aid to Kiev

The UAE arrests the head of a major human smuggling network in Sudan

The United Nations is sounding the alarm to prevent an oil spill in the Red Sea

Israel may soon start extracting gas from a disputed field with Lebanon

Turkey accuses Greece of a "hostile act" against its aircraft

Lebanon's banks announce a strike starting next Tuesday

Britain launches legal action against its exclusion from European research programmes

The United States and China exchange accusations of espionage over the detection of flying "objects".

Mount Semeru volcano erupts in Indonesia and raises the alert to the highest level

European Union leaders continue to search for a solution to the rise in energy prices

A new 7.5-magnitude earthquake hits southeastern Turkey

Ukrainian grain exports stopped in the Black Sea

Russia returns to the grain export agreement and the resumption of ship movement in the Black Sea

Morocco arrests two people suspected of human smuggling near the border with Algeria

Heat waves cost poor countries more than rich countries and exacerbate inequality

Seoul and Washington respond to Pyongyang by firing four ballistic missiles towards the sea

Warming in the Middle East is twice as fast as the global rate

Egypt receives from Germany a multi-tasking frigate, "Miko A200", to strengthen its naval fleet

Prosecuting a news website in Tunisia for criticizing the prime minister

Hurricane Ian hits Florida, causing power outages for about two million customers