Perspectives

It’s one thing to survive torture. For International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, Dr Ali Siddiqi explains why proving it happened can be so traumatic.

Qatar has once again shown its invaluable role by mediating the Israel-Iran ceasefire and defending its airspace during Iran's missile attack on Monday.

Israel's day after plan in Gaza has been revealed by its so-called 'aid' regime: disaster capitalism and Shin Bet-organised crime, says Richard Silverstein.

The Madleen’s mission to break Gaza’s siege was led by brave activists, including Yasemin Acar, who asked Tarek Baé to share her story for The New Arab.

The passing of the recognising Judea and Samaria act in Arkansas legitimises the language of Israel's illegal occupation, other US states much reject it.

Israel has ignited a regional tinderbox by striking Iranian cities and nuclear sites, forcing the Iranian regime to confront its future, says Joe Macaron.

Europe’s politicians and media have begun shifting their stance on Gaza to protect themselves. But is this response too little, too late? asks Emad Moussa.

Palestine stands as the contradiction of the Western order, whose support of Israel's genocide in Gaza will bring about its collapse, says Daniel Lindley.

Aid can no longer ignore politics. Trump's cuts have laid bare the UN system's fragility — without real reform, it risks being exploited, says Ellen Clarke.

Limited UK government sympathy for Gaza is meaningless without action. Unless pushed by the public, it will always choose to do nothing, says Kamel Hawwash.