Heba Nasser

Analysts say the road to recovery for Hezbollah will be long, but decentralised structure will enable it to regroup

Ayachi Zammel's re-arrest comes amid accusations that authorities are manipulating the race in Kais Saied's favour

Hundreds of food products made by companies in Arab states have been certified as kosher and many are still being sold in Israel, according to the findings of an investigation published jointly by Middle East Eye and Arabic Post.

Hezbollah’s attack on an Israeli Iron Dome battery earlier this week was the clearest message of deterrence since the start of the hostilities on the Israeli-Lebanese boundary last year, according to a military analyst.

One in every three Lebanese people is living in poverty, according to the World Bank. The organisation said that poverty rates have tripled in the country over the past decade amid an economic crisis. In a report released on Thursday, the World Bank presented results of a survey that covered around 60 percent of the population, excluding southern and eastern regions bordering Israel and Syria.

Nearly 800,000 Palestinians have fled the southern Gaza city of Rafah, the UN said, as Israeli planes and tanks pounded areas across the besieged strip on Sunday. The United Nations said there has been a massive movement of people since Israel launched its military operation in Rafah on 6 May.

Israeli bulldozers, under the protection of police forces, on Wednesday destroyed 47 Bedouin homes in the southern Negev region, in the largest day of demolitions in years. The demolitions, near Umm Butin village, targeted the houses of members of the same family, Abu Asa, leaving hundreds of them without a home.

Low voter turnout comes as a disappointment to many who believed the country's crippling financial crisis would drive more voters to the polls

Lebanon’s economic collapse has led to rumblings of dissatisfaction across the south - and the Shia heavyweight parties have taken notice

Lebanese security forces suppress demonstrators, as anger remains over continued lack of accountability for the blast one year on