In the latest episode of The New Arab Book Club, acclaimed novelist Naeem Murr talks about his new novel, Every Exit Brings You Home. British-born and of Ir...

Three years after Hezbollah opened its Gaza support front, Lebanon faces mounting losses, political shifts and an expanded Israeli occupation.

Organisations for Palestinian prisoners have documented torture, starvation, medical neglect, and more than 100 prisoners dead in Israeli prisons since 2023.

Analysis: As US military power recedes, Iran, Turkey, and Iraqi militias are positioning themselves for a new contest over influence

Israel’s far-right minister compared Ra’am supporters to Hamas attackers as Netanyahu’s government seeks to bar Palestinian parties from elections

Analysis: Israel did not need 7 October to imagine a Gaza without Palestinians, but the attacks gave it a pretext to turn an old ambition into reality

Iran says it agreed with Oman on safe shipping routes in Hormuz as Trump weighs launched a fresh round of attacks against Tehran.

Gaza’s health ministry says Israeli restrictions have resulted in the deaths of over 2,000 patients, with thousands more awaiting urgent treatment

Three years after Hezbollah opened its Gaza support front, Lebanon faces mounting losses, political shifts and an expanded Israeli occupation.

British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said on Thursday that the consulate building would remain open under the name ’UK Mission, Jerusalem’.

The journalists, who make up the entire newsroom of Matsadaash, were arrested during raids across several governorates on 28 and 29 September.

Thousands of Palestinian workers were detained and tortured in 2023, yet questions about their fate remain unanswered, writes Hossam el-Hamalawy.

Backlash against the UK Green Party passing a motion declaring Zionism a form of racism obscures a serious historical and political debate.

Book Club: In ’Rooted Movements,’ Amanda Batarseh explores how Palestinian literature reimagines land, belonging and return in the face of displacement & exile

Play Review: ’The First Year’ asks audiences to look again at the first year of the Gaza genocide and at the media narratives that shaped how it was understood

In-Depth: With living costs rising and political freedoms shrinking, Tunisia’s civil society is attempting to build a broader front against Kais Saied’s rule

Health workers are proving that boycotts work. That is exactly why the backlash against us is growing, write Amira Nimerawi and Dr Omar Abdel-Mannan.

Organisations for Palestinian prisoners have documented torture, starvation, medical neglect, and more than 100 prisoners dead in Israeli prisons since 2023.

Advocates of Proposition 40, California’s billionaire tax, say that if it is passed it could inspire similar measures around the world.

Tunisian police blocked unemployed graduates from marching into Tunis after they walked nearly 300 kilometres to demand promised public-sector jobs.

Five Arab writers are among the 2026 National Book Awards finalists in the US, with works exploring Gaza, imprisonment and survival.

French MEP Rima Hassan faces scrutiny from the European Parliament over an incident involving flags at a commemoration of the 7 October attacks.

Israel is threatening to close the UK’s consulate in Jerusalem by 8 October in retaliation for sanctions on settlements

Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s visit to Riyadh comes amid intense fighting between Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces and Houthi rebels

A kaleidoscope of different factions is fighting alongside Yemen’s army to halt the Houthi advance and recapture the Red Sea.

More than one in four children recently screened by UNICEF in Yemen were acutely malnourished as renewed fighting deepens the country’s hunger crisis.

Five Arab writers are among the 2026 National Book Awards finalists in the US, with works exploring Gaza, imprisonment and survival.