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The fighting in Gaza continues, and diplomatic efforts are also beginning to ramp up. This week, we look at Israel's closes ally, and how US policy is being shaped.

Gaza continues to burn, but Palestinians in the West Bank have not escaped the violence. Settler attacks are on the rise and no-one looks set to stop them.

Gaza is facing a brutal onslaught. This week, we look at the recent tragedies, the humanitarian crisis, Israeli war crimes, and the ground war between Israel and Hamas.

Israel was attacked, and now Israel is responding. This week, we look at the attack, the response, and an unfolding tragedy.

Talk of a normalisation deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel is growing. But what does it mean for the region, and will it be another betrayal of the Palestinians?

One year has passed since the killing of Mahsa Amini, and the morality police are back on the streets. Women are still calling for rights, but the regime in Tehran are still ignoring calls.

Protesters are back on the streets in Syria. In Suweida, they are calling for an improvement in living standards, amid economic collapse, and once again also demanding and end to the Assad regime.

Jordan has a new cybercrime law. But it has got many worried about its scope and the impact it could have on the basic rights and freedoms of Jordanians.

Temperatures have soared in Iraq this summer. They have risen to such heights that people have been hospitalised and even died. And now some are asking if the area will remain habitable.

Riad Salameh has left Lebanon's Central Bank, and in his wake he leaves a trail of economic disaster. This week, we look at Riad Salameh's time and what the future holds for the Central Bank.