Thousands of Palestinians across Gaza gather each night in makeshift viewing areas fashioned from worn-out tents, beside the rubble of bombed homes, or along the shattered streets of the besieged enclave, crowding around giant screens to watch the FIFA World Cup.

Tuesday night into Wednesday saw the worst exchange of strikes between the U.S. and Iran since the deal - known as a memorandum of understanding - was signed on 17 June.

A growing number of analysts have begun questioning whether “Israel” still represents a consistent “strategic asset” in U.S. foreign policy—or whether, on certain issues, it has become a political or military burden on Washington’s calculations.

A Saudi–Egyptian satellite project and wider regional cooperation are reshaping Middle Eastern power dynamics by boosting surveillance capacity and strategic autonomy while forming a bloc that could reduce “Israel’s” regional influence and shift the regional balance.

The victory of Mohamed Refaat Gabr and the judicial independence camp signals growing resistance to executive influence over Egypt’s judiciary.

A U.S.-backed effort to unify Libya’s divided institutions amid mixed reactions and geopolitical competition.

Tunisia is experiencing a dark political period under Kais Saied's rule, prompting a number of prominent political and human rights figures to issue a call for change from within their prison cells.

Iran commemorated the anniversary of Khamenei's death with week-long funeral and mourning ceremonies in five cities across Iran and Iraq, with millions of mourners participating.

Iran’s post-ceasefire negotiations exposed intense internal power struggles between the hardline Paydari Front and state institutions over foreign policy direction, triggering political, media, and public confrontations over authority and control.

A controversial U.S.-backed Israel–Lebanon agreement seen as “pro-Israel” faces disputes over sovereignty, Hezbollah’s disarmament, and possible failure like the 1983 accord.

Israeli discourse increasingly views Egypt as a long-term strategic concern due to its growing military capabilities and developments in Sinai, amid post–October 7 security anxieties, while some institutions emphasize that this does not necessarily signal an intention for conflict.

From commemorative plaques and passports to gold coins and entire government programs, the relentless repetition of Trump's name and image across official projects has ignited a fierce national firestorm.

President Trump campaigned on a promise of mass deportations. More than a year into his second term, the White House has taken a sweeping approach to curbing illegal and legal migration.

Despite decades of alliance and deep dependency, “Israel” now faces a new and potentially destabilizing challenge: a shifting public mood in the United States, sharpened by the war on Gaza.

Under the weight of the Israeli Occupation blockade, closed crossings, collapsing hospitals, and the breakdown of cold-storage systems, a dose of insulin has become a matter of survival for tens of thousands of people with diabetes in Gaza.