In-depth

The 'Gaza Riviera' plan uses the language of investment and regeneration to rebrand Israel's genocide of Palestinians as innovation

In a rapidly evolving political landscape, Palestinian refugees from Yarmouk camp are concerned about their place in Syria's new future

As Israel seeks to reshape the region, the settler movement senses an opportunity to make 'Greater Israel' a reality, eyeing land in Syria, Lebanon, and beyond

Since the ceasefire last year, Lebanon's fishermen have faced daily Israeli attacks and arrests, crippling the industry as the Lebanese state abandons them

Sudan is becoming a new hub for Captagon after the collapse of Syria's narco-state. It could leave behind a trail of addiction and instability for years to come

Taking control of the Al-Aqsa compound has long been a goal of Israel's far right, with Ben-Gvir's latest visit a further challenge to the fragile status quo

The fall of Assad reignited hopes that Syria could revive its tourism industry and aid post-war recovery, but subsequent crises have complicated these ambitions

The deliberate starvation of Gaza is part of a long history of Israel weaponising food and water to control, subjugate, and, ultimately, displace Palestinians

Speaking to The New Arab, B'Tselem's Sarit Michaeli warns there is a real risk that Israel's genocidal practices could extend beyond Gaza to the West Bank

The arrest and investigation of two Israeli soldiers in Belgium over alleged Gaza war crimes could mark a turning point in the pursuit of global accountability