Three killed in Israeli strike in Damascus, Syria says
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights the airstrike targeted bases of the Syrian army and Iranian militias
<![CDATA[ Russia Says Remaining Mariupol Steel Plant Fighters Surrender ]]>
The last 531 fighters represented the last island of Ukrainian control in the strategic port city, marking the end of one of the most destructive sieges since Russia invaded Ukraine almost three months ago
Egypt and Turkey keep their dictatorships afloat through democratic masquerades
Pressure from Europe and the United States, along with the economic crises, spurred Egyptian President al-Sissi and Tunisian President Saied to resuscitate their national dialogue initiatives – but no real change is afoot
Israel detects first suspected case of monkeypox virus
The first suspected case of monkeypox in Israel was detected in a man in his 30s who recently travelled to Western Europe. In the past week, several European countries and the U.S. also reported cases of the virus
No to Bennett, no to Netanyahu: Israeli lawmaker speaks out on her resignation
In an interview with Haaretz, Meretz lawmaker Ghaida Rinawie Zoabi's explains her resignation, expresses disappointment about her colleagues, and identifies who's really to blame for the collapse of Bennett's coalition
What Nazism can teach us about the world’s forthcoming revolutions
We are on the threshold of advances that could transform humanity. The mechanisms of oppression and destruction will also gain from this
<![CDATA[ What Nazism Can Teach Us About the World’s Forthcoming Revolutions ]]>
We are on the threshold of advances that could transform humanity. The mechanisms of oppression and destruction will also gain from this
A campaign of destruction, courtesy of Israel’s High Court
A few days after the High Court of Justice green-lighted the expulsion of residents of eight villages in the South Hebron Hills, Israeli forces started to demolish their homes: They razed 20 dwellings in three villages, leaving families homeless
Two children die of heat stroke after being left in a car in southern Israel
Israel Police are investigating the incident, in which two children aged 3 and 7 were stuck in a locked vehicle in the Bedouin town of Hura
The Middle East’s next conflict is likely lurking in the water
From the Persian Gulf to North Africa, water disputes are intensifying. With global warming sharpening water shortages, these 'boring,' back-channel conflicts could turn into a deluge