The Israeli government has agreed to cut down its electricity supply in the Gaza Strip, at the behest of the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority (PA), Israeli officials said.
According to Yoav Mordechai, the Israeli head of the Coordinator of Government Activities...
At least two people have died and hundreds more have fallen ill after suffering food poisoning in a camp for displaced Iraqis east of Mosul, officials said.
People started vomiting and some fainted after eating the fast-breaking iftar meal on Monday,...
The Qatar-Gulf crisis has given Israel an opportunity to normalise its presence in the region, analysts say.
Following the crisis, Israeli officials said they hope for "cooperation" with the Gulf states on security concerns
The current Qatar-Gulf crisis has offered...
Two explosions hit an Ahrar al-Sham base in a village in east Idlib province, according to a monitoring group.
Ahrar al-Sham blamed the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) for the attack
At least 14 fighters from the...
The NRC said at least 20,000 people are needed of life-saving treatment in Yemen
At least 10,000 people have died in Yemen as a result of the Saudi-led coalition's restriction on airspace and the closure of Sanaa airport a...
UK-based monitor SOHR describes Friday's assault as deadliest in opposition-held Eastern Ghouta region since April.
Video screengrab purportedly shows aftermath of air strikes on Ein Tamra
At least 10 people have been killed by air strikes in the opposition-held Damascus...
Iran is holding its twelfth presidential elections. Political analysts and Middle East specialists are watching these elections very closely, but what impact will they have?
Why do Iran's presidential elections matter?
Iran is a powerful country in the Middle East, and...
Recep Tayyib Erdogan, Turkish President is demanding more support from the EU and NATO over the ongoing Syrian War as fighting rages in Idlib and the unfolding of a refugee crisis at the Turkish-Greek border.
Erdogan flew to Brussels for...
About 25,000 tonnes of wheat has arrived in Yemen, the second batch of food aid that has been allowed into the country since the Saudi-led coalition imposed a blockade nearly three weeks ago.
A spokesperson for the World Food Programme (WFP),...
No group has immediately claimed responsibility, but Taliban insurgents have stepped up attacks in the past month
Suspected Taliban militants patrol after they reportedly took control of Ghazni's Waghaz district, in Afghanistan EPA
At least 18 people, mostly civilians, were killed when a suicide car bomber targeted a convoy...
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