Category: Middle East
Saad Hariri has given up on forming a government in Lebanon
Saad Hariri, Lebanon’s prime minister-designate of forming a government last October, stepped down on Thursday after a confrontation with President Michel Aoun. On the day
Syria, in new violation of the truce, at least 9 civilians die in Idlib
The daily al-Araby al-Jadeed reported that at least nine civilians, including children, lost their lives on Thursday, July 15, following attacks perpetrated by the forces
Palestinian workers and their suffering at Israeli crossings
Sputnik in Arabic has produced a documentary on the real odyssey that Palestinian workers face every day to go to work in the territories occupied
The Russia-Turkey tussle blocks aid and vaccines for opponents in Syria
Geopolitics in Syria also plays a role in the pandemic crisis as the border crossing control struggle continues. From which humanitarian aid and vaccines enter.
Concern for political prisoners in Libya hostage of armed militias
Militias in the capital Tripoli continue to hold the rule of law hostage in Libya. In recent days, concerns have increased for political prisoners of
Black out in Lebanon, power plants shut down due to lack of fuel
Lebanon fights against the lack of water and electricity after the two central plants were shut down due to lack of fuel, plunging the country
Supreme Court validates the Nation-State law, Israel belongs only to Jews
We have no other ways to go. The High Court of Justice, with its 11 judges, is the highest level in the Israeli legal system
Iran accuses Israel of attacking a nuclear facility near Tehran last month
A brutal sequence of attacks in the Middle East between Israelis, Americans, and Iranians puts enormous pressure on the foreign policy of the Biden administration,
Syria at least ten children killed in one month
At least ten minors were among the victims of the attacks in Northwestern Syria since the beginning of June. And another six were injured in
Lebanon among the three most serious crisis since the mid-nineteenth century, World Bank warns
The crisis is so catastrophic that World Bank experts do not hesitate to define it “among the three most serious on our planet since the