Category: 3. Middle East

A Syrian army group named “Red Bands” within the Syrian army has warned Israel against harming President Ahmad al- Sharaa. 

In a message shared in Arabic and Hebrew, the group pledged “rivers of blood” if…

By Steven Scheer

JERUSALEM (Reuters) -The head of an Israeli parliamentary committee told the Finance Ministry on Thursday to come up with a compensation plan by next week for Israelis stranded abroad during last month’s war with Iran or the panel…

Heavy police presence at Faridpur rally after violence erupts between security forces and supporters of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina.

Authorities in Bangladesh have imposed heavy security measures to prevent a repeat of further political violence,…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s long-delayed corruption trial was postponed yet again this week, the Times of Israel has reported. This time due to Israel’s bombardment of Syria, the latest in a…

Following recent appeals from the Christian community of Taybeh in the occupied West Bank, church leaders have intensified their efforts to pressure Israeli authorities to end ongoing settler violence, Anadolu…

The Israeli army struck a Catholic church in the northern Gaza Strip on Thursday, causing injuries among civilians, according to an Anadolu reporter.

Fighter jets hit the Catholic Holy Family Church in the Zeitoun…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared before the Tel Aviv District Court on Wednesday to continue his testimony in his corruption trial.

The hearing briefly paused when Netanyahu’s military secretary,…

By Tim Cocks and Alexander Winning

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -South Africa’s main coalition partners are embroiled in a spat over how to respond to looming tariffs from a hostile Trump administration, after the smaller party said the president’s aide…

By Ece Toksabay and Daren Butler

ANKARA (Reuters) -President Tayyip Erdogan risks losing support among nationalist Turkish voters in making peace with Kurdistan Workers Party militants, whose burning of weapons last week was dismissed by some as a…