Trump, nosediving in the polls and bristling over a disastrous war on Iran, needs a scapegoat – and the Israeli prime minister best fits the bill

The UK government cannot credibly tell Palestinians and their supporters that they were right about Gaza, while simultaneously enabling Israeli atrocities

Finance minister says Israel should dismantle the Palestinian Authority and expand Israeli territorial control of occupied territory

The film exposes dark truths about mainstream Israeli society, from the far right to the supposedly enlightened centre and left

The war has entered a critical phase, with the Iran-aligned group calling the shots, as Trump leaves Mohammed bin Salman out in the cold

The US president criticised the outlets' coverage of him and his administration.

Regional leaders must urgently adopt a new model in which they take primary responsibility for security in the Middle East

Dozens of Israelis amassed outside the family home of Rachel Szor as backlash over Gaza documentary intensifies

An encampment established in a Palestinian-majority town in the Galilee mirrors the tactics long used in the occupied West Bank

As Yemen's Houthis ramp up the costs of war in the Gulf, Tehran is wagering on US elections to bring a political sea change

Kingdom may need five to six weeks to repair damage from a drone attack on the pipeline that has been a critical Strait of Hormuz bypass

Amid scarce rainfall, war-scarred infrastructure and the proliferation of unregulated wells, the region is in the grips of a severe water crisis

For a quarter century, the US has drone-struck weddings, abducted and tortured people at black sites and blown up fishermen, spreading terror in the name of fighting it

As Gaza reconstruction stalls, the former UK prime minister stands accused of attempting to rewrite the country's history

In a wide ranging interview with MEE, Jeremy Greenstock questioned Blair's ability to act as a neutral intermediary and said he was facing 'difficulties' in his role overseeing postwar Gaza

Parliament speaker says if Iran can't ship oil from Gulf, 'no one will' as Trump claims Hormuz Strait in 'good shape'.

By enabling the exchange of sensitive personal information, the draft agreement would heighten the dangers facing Palestinians

Jewish Power will distribute the book as support for Israel’s far right grows among young people

During a televised speech, Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian urges Muslim nations’ for unity despite differences

US crackdown follows the UK's proscription against Palestine Action one year ago

Tehran was denied a decade of growth, and given in exchange a tolerance for punishment that few open economies possess

Palestinians are constantly asked to prove their acceptance of Israel's right to exist - yet every day, their own existence is being erased

Troops round up Palestinian residents near Qabatiya and mark them with numbers before interrogating them

The Mecca agreement could do more to determine the region's trajectory than anything decided in Washington, Tel Aviv or Tehran

The spring that once sustained life here has run dry, as Bedouin families flee Israeli violence and resource theft

Israeli intelligence had warned that Iranian operatives could target Trump’s plane with shoulder-fired missiles during the Nato summit in Ankara amid tense negotiations with Tehran

The US trillionaire fans the flames of far-right hatred by amplifying racial antagonisms and myths of white dispossession

As the Israeli military ignores deals in Gaza and Lebanon and continues its industrial-scale killing, the western media turns a blind eye

As global public opinion turns against Tel Aviv, the Netanyahu regime is ramping up its electoral meddling, from Europe to South America

The Palestinian movement said it would relinquish its weapons to allow for a technocratic administration to run the besieged territory

Scholars say sweeping purge of school and public archives marks another blow to intellectual freedom in the region

Oman presented Iran a proposal for a joint regional mechanism to manage the Strait of Hormuz with voluntary fees

Earlier this week Trump has reportedly approved a 30-year civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia

US forces attack Iran for ninth consecutive night as US soldier killed in drone explosion in northern Iraq.

Officials report power outages, attack on train station in Bandar, as Iran says Hormuz won't return to pre-war status.

Iran has asked Yemen’s Houthi movement to stand ready to close the Red Sea oil route if the United States strikes Iranian power infrastructure, three sources told Reuters, posing a potent new threat ​...

Massive surge in arms spending is justified through the language of collective defence, and sustained by threats that are partly constructed

The Israeli leader is a fugitive from justice who has presided over a genocide for nearly three years. What are we waiting for?

The United States revoked on Tuesday a general license that authorized the sale of Iranian oil, as a ​U.S. official warned that Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz were "wholly unacceptable" and ‌w...

The failed Iran war presents costly proof that global dominance was always beyond Washington's grasp

Israeli broadcaster says officials expect 'Board of Peace' to rule Hamas has breached the ceasefire, potentially clearing the way for a renewed assault

Sources and leaks from Amazon, Adobe, Atlassian, Citi, and more show what is really happening with AI right now: companies are trying to rein in AI use as costs spiral out of control.

Hard power is needed to halt Tel Aviv's reckless quest to redraw the borders of the Middle East

Document signed in Washington gives Israel a green light to continue its occupation of Lebanese territory

Israel has killed over 20,000 Palestinian children since 7 October 2023. The UN has detailed instances of torture, rape and murder in a landmark report

Palestinians are being attacked and displaced on a regular basis - and none of the prime minister's potential successors elucidate a different future