On Thursday, December 7, Palestinian writer, poet, professor, activist and co-founder of “We Are Not Numbers” Refaat Alareer was killed,...
Lebanon’s Parliament has been far from functional during the last few months, with several sociopolitical files running into political deadlock...
It’s been almost two months since Hezbollah began engaging in clashes with the Israeli occupation on October 8, in an attempt to aid Hamas in its resistance against the occupation. The ongoing events in Gaza have engulfed Lebanon, and specifically people residing in southern areas of the country, in the...
Following a six-day truce between Hamas and Israel – which Hezbollah also adopted at the Lebanese front – Israeli bombing...
The obituary of Ghassan Kanafani (1972) in Beirut’s Daily Star reads “Ghassan was the commando who never fired a gun....
On Friday, November 24, a temporary truce agreement between Hamas and Israel, mediated by Qatar and Egypt, was put into motion after 50 days since the war on Gaza began. The agreement was put into motion after both parties agreed to the release of 150 Palestinian women and children held...
Palestinians across the occupied West Bank have rejoiced over the past few days as the Israeli occupation has released various...
At 7 AM Friday morning, the agreed-upon four-day truce began in expectedly disappointing fashion. In the very first hours of...
Journalists Farah Omar and Rabie al-Maamari were killed by an Israeli drone strike on Tuesday, November 21 while on assignment for Al Mayadeen in the Tayr Harfa area in southern Lebanon. Their driver, Hussein Akil, was also killed in the attack. In a statement published on their social media pages,...
On Saturday November 18, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that investigations showed that Hamas probably had no knowledge of the festival...
On Sunday, the Yemen-based Houthi rebels announced that they had taken control of a cargo ship in the Red Sea...
As Israel continues its military offensive in Gaza, a growing number of people in the West are questioning the acceptability of this manufactured horror. Over a million people in Britain have taken to the streets demanding a ceasefire, with 58 percent unequivocally supporting such a cessation and an additional 18...