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Munib al-Masri, billionaire founder of Palestine Telecom, holds the UK responsible for the 77-year-long Israeli occupation, demanding apology and reparations

Police investigating attack on UK south coast which was caught on camera as attackers attempted to break in

Officers were reportedly overheard complaining about having to work long hours in order to process the hundreds of arrests following Saturday's protest in Westminster

Nigel Farage's party defeated Labour in a byelection, and swept away the Conservatives in councils across the country, as voters see no difference between Starmer and the Tories

US strikes are escalating against Yemen’s Houthis as they continue to strike Israel in solidarity with Gaza. But the war on Yemen has lasted decades

The cold-blooded killing of 15 Red Crescent and civil defence first responders has elicited no condemnation from major powers. This is the age of lawlessness

After fleeing the war in Syria, Ameen Khayer met Thorben Beeken and the duo have since been playing to sold-out venues in Europe and the Middle East

Gil Mualem-Doron's fake ads for villas in Gaza are actually based on a real Israeli estate agent advertising property on Gaza's beachfront

The tech bros' strategy to protect their wealth is to direct fear and hostility towards 'the Other' - migrants, Muslims, the 'woke'

American voters tired of Biden's endless wars and backing for genocide, but their supporters refuse to reflect on the reasons for this defeat

As it bombards Lebanon and Gaza, Israel has never been more isolated. Netanyahu's 40-year quest for a war with Iran now threatens further disaster

Kamala Harris's speech killed any hope she would end the Gaza genocide

Continuing military sales to a country facing charges of genocide makes Labour ministers complicit in Israel's international crimes

More than one in three people say they are boycotting a brand viewed as supporting a side in Israel’s war on Gaza, with oil-rich Gulf states and large Muslim-majority countries leading the way. The latest edition of an annual Trust Barometer report from public relations firm Edelman underscored how sharp divides over the war are causing consumers across the globe to take a stance with their wallets.

The US asked Iran to rein in Houthi attacks on commercial shipping during secret indirect talks held in Oman earlier this year. The talks, which also included the US raising concerns about Iran’s nuclear programme, marked the first time the US and Iran have held negotiations in 10 months, according to a report by the Financial Times.

An Israeli soldier is alleged to have posted a video of a Palestinian man’s body and boasted about “running over him” with a tank. Daniel Lurie, who according to his profile on X (formerly known as Twitter) is a 22-year-old Israeli reservist, posted a video on Monday featuring the dead body of a Palestinian seen through a tank window.

Since the war in Gaza began in October, Mohammed Hamed has not touched a drop of his favourite soft drink, Mountain Dew. “I used to drink Mountain Dew almost every day, a day would not go without it, but now I have stopped,” he told Middle East Eye. As an Omani who is committed to boycotting western goods over the support of the US and its allies for Israel in its war on Gaza, he now buys Thai drinks and Kinsa, a Saudi drink brand. He has also changed his shopping habits, and now boycotts we…

The analysis of the pioneering anti-colonial writer is still relevant in today's war in Gaza. The parallels with the Algeria liberation war and the West's conduct today are many

There is a pall of gloom hanging over this new year, and a powerful sense that no one in power is willing or able to prevent the horrors unfolding each day

Sudan’s foreign ministry has declared 15 staff members from the United Arab Emirates embassy persona non grata and ordered them to leave the country, according to the SUNA official Sudanese news agency. The diplomats were told to leave the country “within 48 hours”, the agency said on Sunday.