Matthew Hoare

Sami Hamdi's family are urging the British government to secure his release amid concerns about his medical condition inside an ICE detention facility.

Dozens of grapevines were destroyed on a farm north of Ramallah on Saturday as extremist settlers continue to target Palestinian farmers.

Turkey's defence industry is emerging as a key partner for European countries are they embark on their biggest rearmament drive since the end of the Cold War

Tunisian authorities claimed there was no evidence of a drone attack despite security camera footage showing a projectile hitting the vessel.

UNRWA may be unable to pay the salaries of its employees past September, threatening the future of an agency relied on by millions of Palestinians.

The Gulf state has been widely accused of arming and financing rebel militia fighting a brutal civil war against the Sudanese army.

Local and foreign journalists have reported a sustained campaign of harassment, arrests and intimidation by Israeli troops in occupied southern Syria.

Those most critical to providing humanitarian support are themselves falling victim to what the UN and rights groups say is a deliberate starvation strategy

An attempt to impeach MK Ayman Odeh failed to garner enough support in the Knesset on Monday after some opposition parties boycotted the vote.