- 22 February, 2026
Egypt Rebukes Israel for Collective Punishment in Palestine
Egypt is stepping up efforts to call out Israel for war crimes and denying civilians in Gaza access to humanitarian aid, water and electricity. Abdel-Fattah
Hamas Puts Water on US’s Saudi-Israeli Normalization Plans
The US is scrambling for what’s left of its Saudi-Israeli normalization plans after Hamas dropped the heavy bomb last week, and now the ongoing Israel-Gaza
Turkey Empowers Its Navy With New Warfare System
Turkey has upgraded its navy with the Naval Warfare Effectiveness Analysis Model in an effort to increase the Turkish armed forces combat readiness level. This
Syrian Forces Shell Idlib and Aleppo, Target Displacement Camp
The humanitarian situation in northwestern Syria, especially in Idlib and Aleppo is once again fragile because of heavy shelling by the Syrian forces since the
Israel Wants Iran’s $6 Billion for Hamas’ Attack
Israel is trying to take on two birds with one stone, that is blame Iran for Hamas’ Attack and have $6 billion blocked once again.
Iran Rial Takes a Hit in Israel-Palestine War
While Iran has denied any involvement in Hamas’ attack on Israel, which has now evolved into a full on siege on Gaza – now dominated
Is Iran Behind Operation Al-Aqsa, Hamas’ Strike On Israel?
Al-Aqsa Storm has turned the nightmare of collapse of Israel into a certainty, says General Mohammad Bagheri, the chief of joint staff of Iran’s armed
Saudi Arabia Will Boost Oil Production to Earn Goodwill with US
To be in the US’s good books, Saudi Arabia will boost oil production in 2024 if crude prices are high. Riyadh, like fellow oil producers
Did Israel Help Azerbaijan Recapture Nagorno-Karabakh?
Israel empowered Azerbaijan with two spy satellites, worth $120 million, for the Azersky-2 program. Now there’s growing speculation that multi-spectral electro-optical spy satellites may have
Human Rights Concerns Prompt US to Pause Egypt’s $235mn Military Aid
A range of critical human rights issues has pushed the US to pause Egypt’s military financing. Ben Cardin, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, said