BBC Arabic's Feras Kilani and his colleagues were held at gunpoint, bound and strip-searched while filming in the Golan Heights.

Examining what zero tolerance means in practice has prompted us to interrogate the idea much more closely, writes Evelyn Asante-Mensah OBE.

Fourteen years after his first visit, Louis Theroux meets some of the growing community of religious-nationalist Israelis who have settled in the occupied West Bank.

While there’s a shared wish to change mental health services, this isn't often followed by the resource to make it happen, writes Victor Adebowale.

How experience in primary care is empowering and informing decision making for advanced paramedics and reducing avoidable conveyance to hospital.

A BBC film follows children over nine months including one boy, 11, who volunteered at al-Aqsa hospital.

A BBC journalist has called out an Israeli block on international journalists reporting from Gaza.

The interface between emergency medicine and mental health and how we improve care for people in crisis.

Zoë Reed shares how PCREF has helped South London and Maudsley address inequity and improve access to mental health care for racialised communities.