In the last three days, and still ongoing, the Qatari capital, "Doha," has witnessed an unprecedented mass gathering comprising various local, national, Arab, and foreign popular factions that have flocked from different parts of the world. The gathering included large delegations from other continents, attending the two largest tents ever set up on a vast area on its outskirts.

Symbolically, the death of Ismail Haniyeh is the heaviest loss that the Hamas leadership has faced since the assassination of its founder and spiritual leader, Ahmed Yassin, in 2004.

On 26 July, 2024, the office of British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, announced that his government will not be adopting the appeal filed by the Conservative government before the International Criminal Court (ICC), and that it will not interfere in the work of the Court in issuing arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Defence Minister, Galant. This announcement came after long hesitation and issuing of conflicting stat

Why are many amongst us still tiptoeing around language when it comes to the horrific Israeli genocide in Gaza? Layers of censorship imposed on Palestinian and pro-Palestinian voices in corporate and social media seem to have blurred the judgment of some. They continue to speak of a “conflict”, calling on “both sides” to use “restraint” and, partly, blaming the Palestinian resistance for the ongoing Israeli massacres.

There is no doubt that the ongoing war in Palestine is unprecedented in contemporary Arab history. Where local resistance faces one of the strongest armies in the Middle East, and has been challenging it for more than eight months. On the other hand, the Israeli army turns into a machine of destruction far away from professional military practices.

On 22 September 2023, two weeks before the 7 October al-Aqsa Flood attack, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly about "a new Middle East". He bragged about Israel's power and status as the enforcer of regional security.