- 12 January, 2025
Israel Approves 3,400 New Settler Homes in Occupied West Bank
The Israeli government has moved forward with plans to build over 3,400 new homes for Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank area. This is
Starbucks Franchise Alshaya Cuts Jobs Amid Middle East Unrest
Starbucks’ longstanding Middle Eastern franchisee, Alshaya Group, has introduced considerable layoffs amidst escalating tensions between Israel and Palestine. The organization, which operates over 1,000 Starbucks
Hamas and Israel conflict – countless killed and the crisis continues
The ongoing war between Hamas militants in Gaza and Israeli forces has already claimed over 30,000 lives, including many civilians. With no signs of a
Mohamed El-Arabi Zitot: Muslim Brotherhood Links & European Protests
Infiltration and Influence: Mohamed El-Arabi Zitot’s Alleged Ties to the Muslim Brotherhood In recent times, Mohamed El-Arabi Zitot has emerged as a polarizing figure, stirring
Syrian air defenses thwart Israeli airstrikes near Damascus, reports confirm
Reports rose on Wednesday demonstrating that Syrian resistances had effectively captured Israeli strikes within the region of the capital, Damascus. The affirmation came from state
Hamas reviews Paris truce plan with 40-day ceasefire and swaps
A senior source locked in within the Gaza truce negotiations in Paris has unveiled critical bits of knowledge into the proposed terms. The draft proposition
Biden restores Trump-revoked policy on legitimacy of Israeli settlements.
The Biden administration’s later choice to reaffirm the United States’ long-standing position on Israeli settlements in Palestinian domains speaks to a significant minute in American
Israel’s Plans details for postwar GAZA, Published by Netanyahu PM of Israel.
In his published details PM Netanyahu stated, After the war on Hamas is over, Israel will be in charge of security in a demilitarized Gaza
Libyan govt confirms militias’ departure from Tripoli after reaching agreement
Since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi’s administration in 2011, Libya has been hooked with a significant security vacuum, especially apparent in its capital, Tripoli. Within
Israel to impose security restrictions on Ramadan prayers at Al-Aqsa
PM’s office announced that Ramadan prayers will be allowed at Al Aqsa Mosque and will be subject to security limitations deemed necessary by the authorities.