UN Report: Palestinian socioeconomic development suffers one of its worst years since 1994
A newly published United Nations report describes 2020 as a year of setbacks for the Palestinians, their institutions, and their economy owing to the COVID-19
Twelve Mexican police arrested over mass killing of migrants near US border
A dozen Mexican police officers have been arrested for allegedly killing 19 people, including Guatemalan migrants, whose bodies were found shot and burned near the
Israeli forces storm, fire tear gas into hospital in Tulkarm
Israeli forces Monday overnight stormed and fired grenades into a Palestinian hospital in the occupied West Bank city of Tulkarm, according to sources. Director of
TikTok removes Palestinian account without notice
TikTok removed the account of a Palestinian news outlet Friday that shared posts about Israeli human rights violations and reactions to Arab-Israeli normalization. The Chinese
German cardinal accused of abuse cover-up turns to pope
The Archbishop of Cologne, Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki, has been accused of not informing the Vatican about sex abuse allegations against a priest. He’s now
Israel forces uproot dozens of olive trees in Bethlehem
Israeli occupation forces uprooted dozens of olive trees on Palestinian-owned lands this morning in the village of Al-Jab’a in the southern West Bank city of
Return to ‘path of meaningful negotiations’, UN envoy urges Israelis, Palestinians
“Israelis and Palestinians, Jews and Arabs have lived with conflict for too long”, said the UN envoy. “Loss and displacement are part of the personal
Dozens of journalists’ phones hacked in widespread campaign by Saudi Arabia and UAE, Toronto internet lab says
Rania Dridi is used to presenting the news. As one of the hosts of the London-based Arabic-language Alaraby news channel, she became known for her
Israeli settlers burn 400 olive trees in West Bank
Israeli settlers set fire to hundreds of olive trees belonging to Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank, a local activist said Sunday. Fouad Al-Amor,
Photo reveals Australian soldier drinking beer out of dead Taliban fighter’s prosthetic leg
Senior Australian special forces soldiers drank beer out of the prosthetic leg of a dead Taliban soldier at an unauthorised bar in Afghanistan – with
Jewish settlers attack Palestinian vehicles near Nablus
Jewish settlers on Monday attacked Palestinian vehicles on the road between Nablus and the town of Qalqilya in the north of the occupied West Bank,
Israeli Soldiers Injure Palestinian Child on World Children’s Day
As the world celebrated World Children’s Day on Friday, Israeli soldiers injured a Palestinian child in the center of Hebron city in the southern part
‘Israeli settlers to build more outposts in West Bank’
Israeli settlers attempted to establish more than 15 settlement outposts in separate areas of the West Bank during the last three months, a Palestinian official
2.5M Nigerian children suffering from malnutrition
Around 2.5 million children in Nigeria below the age of 5 are suffering from severe malnutrition, an official said Tuesday. According to Clem Agba, Nigeria’s
The Most Damning Revelations From the Vatican’s Report on Former DC Archbishop McCarrick
Today, the Vatican released a 461-page report detailing how much the Catholic Church knew about the misconduct of former Archbishop of Washington Theodore McCarrick, who was stripped
Israel rebuked for ‘biggest demolition of Palestinian homes in years’
The United Nations has rebuked Israel for carrying out what it said was the biggest demolition of Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank for
Containment: inconsistent government communication for 7 in 10 French people
If the government wanted to appear clear in its intentions, it has failed. According to a survey YouGov for The HuffPost carried out between Monday 2 and Tuesday 3
Israeli bulldozers, demolish structures in Jerusalem neighborhood
The Israeli municipality of Jerusalem today leveled and demolished several Palestinian-owned structures and land in Beit Hanina and Jabal al-Mukabbir neighborhoods, according to a media
Rwanda: Mass grave holding 5,000 victims discovered
A suspected mass grave holding 5,000 victims of the 1994 Rwandan genocide against the Tutsi ethnic group has been discovered in Gatsibo district in eastern
As Muslim’s Human Rights defenders we are not feeling safe anymore in France
It has been a week since a terrorist took the life of professor Samuel Paty, a history teacher in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, near Paris. The killer claimed
Yemeni children suffer record rates of acute malnutrition, putting ‘entire generation’ at risk
New analysis from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), the global standard for gauging food insecurity, revealed that in some areas more than one in
