Robert Swift

As Israelis prepare to vote later this month, many Palestinians in the West Bank say they expect little change from the result, despite the election’s potential impact on their lives

One of the main factors cited for why the US did not escalate its attack on Iran with a ground invasion was the danger such a mission would pose to US troops within drone range of the Iranian mainland

One of the hardest hit communities in the October 7 massacre, members of the kibbutz demanded an immediate deal before the Passover holiday begins

50 participants claim UNRWA knows of hostages' location due to its links with Hamas

Caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati describing the attack as a “new Israeli crime” that risked dragging Lebanon into war

Al-Arouri was Deputy Head of the Political Bureau of Hamas and killed in an alleged Israeli drone strike in the southern suburbs of Beirut

'Hamas understood it was an Islamic Jihad rocket that had misfired, and decided to launch a global media campaign to hide what really happened'

According to reports, the latest conflict gave a glimpse into the potential use of Israeli drones by Azerbaijan in its operation within the Karabakh enclave

Ethiopia is dismissing the concerns of Egypt and Sudan, which also rely on the Nile, saying the dam will not impact water supplies

Fighting between the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces and Arab militias has killed up to 150 including civilians in the Deir Ezzor province

The clashes have raised concerns about the potential spread of ethnic violence to other regions, including the 900 U.S. troops stationed in the area

Young Afghan women were blocked at the airport, with several even being pulled off of their plane, as part of the Taliban's nationwide ban on women's education

Two years after Kabul's takeover, women’s rights are plummeting while poverty and food insecurity are rising drastically

Analysts suggest Wagner Group may be returning to its original purpose - trading military expertise for hard resources with Moscow-friendly regimes in Africa

Repeated burnings of Qurans in the two Scandinavian countries have jeopardized their relations with Muslim states

Insufficient air defenses and lack of engineering assets hampering Ukraine’s ability to overcome the tank ditches, minefields and dragons’ teeth laid by Russia

Damascus is accused of producing and organizing the smuggling of captagon into the Gulf – with Jordan and Lebanon as main transit routes

The move marks another escalation in Washington’s confrontations with Iran in the Strait of Hormuz

An Israeli think tank says the terror group wants to show its 'military operatives who are capable of defending Lebanon, to fuel its reason for existing'

While it's the war in Ukraine that's exacerbating the relations between U.S. and Russia, it's in Syria that the real friction between the two is taking place

Western nations accuse Moscow of deliberately cutting off supplies to one of the last remaining areas of Syria still controlled by rebels

Seeking to sidestep Western pressure tactics, alliance building has become a cornerstone of Iran’s foreign policy

Underlying Reznikov’s argument is a simple assumption: using cluster bombs may endanger Ukrainian civilian lives, but the Russian military endangers them more