Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon are facing a deepening humanitarian crisis driven by war-related displacement, economic collapse, and overstretched UNRWA services, leaving hundreds of thousands increasingly vulnerable with worsening living, health, education, and food security conditions.

As the U.S.–Israeli war on Iran intensifies, Iraq has been pushed into a deepening economic crisis, especially after Tehran decided to close the Strait of Hormuz—the narrow waterway that serves as a lifeline for Iraqi oil exports.

Newly obtained images of munition remnants found in southern Lebanon reveal clear signs that “Israel” used internationally banned cluster bombs on a wide scale during its thirteen-month war on the country.

The olive harvest season in Palestine coincides annually with an escalation of incitement campaigns against Palestinian farmers, turning this occasion into an arena for media and on-the-ground confrontations.

Amir Ohana is the first openly gay Speaker of the Knesset; he lives with another man and they have adopted twins, and his election to the position has drawn sharp criticism from rabbis and ultra-Orthodox officials who refuse to shake his hand.