Category: Middle East
New Conditions from Israel Slow Gaza Ceasefire Efforts-Hamas Blames
On Wednesday Hamas announced that Israel has introduced new conditions, which will cause delays in reaching a ceasefire agreement for Gaza. Hamas said that even
Iranian Flights to Syria Suspended Until January 22: Latest Updates
According to the local media reported on Tuesday, it is confirmed that Iranian flights to Syria will stay suspended until late January. This decision came
Iran Removes Ban on WhatsApp and Google Play
According to Iranian state media on Tuesday, Iranian authorities have removed a ban on Google Play and Meta’s instant messaging apps like WhatsApp, opening a
Israel and Hamas Narrow Gaps Over Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Israeli and Palestinian officials said on Monday that negotiations toward a possible truce in the Gaza Strip are going in the right direction although some
Jordan’s Foreign Minister Set for Historic Visit to Meet Syria’s New Leader
Jordan’s Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi is expected in Damascus this Monday for a groundbreaking meeting with Syria’s new president Ahmed Al-Sharaa. It comes in the
Could Iran Break Its Promise and Build Nuclear Weapons? Jake Sullivan Warn
Jake Sullivan the White House National Security Adviso has raised concerns that Iran can work on its nuclear weapons projects after once it got setbacks
Christmas Market Attack in Magdeburg Sparks Regional Reactions and Debates
A sudden attack on the Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany has not only took lives but ot also raised a big debate on the global
Lebanese Army Takes Over Former Palestinian Militant Post in Kfar Zabad
The Lebanese Army has taken over a military post in Kfar Zabad, Zahle. This military post was previously run by the Popular Front for the
Syria Helps in Search for Missing Journalist Austin Tice
Searches are being conducted at sites of interest for the missing journalist Austin Tice and US officials stated Friday that Syria’s new leaders have helped
Lebanon Faces Critical Health Crisis Following Unrest: WHO Report
Lebanon is in an unprecedented health crisis because thousands of people require reconstructive surgery and long-term rehabilitation as a result of the Hezbollah-Israel ceasefire, the