Paul Nuki

Rebel group vow to continue ‘noble stance of supporting Gaza’ after Ahmed al-Rahawi’s death

New generation to take over work of more than 30 researchers assassinated – but Israel describes them as ‘dead men walking’

Israel turns on the new Syrian regime by striking the ministry of defence building in Damascus on Wednesday

Health charity issues warning about Britain’s biggest cancer killer

A major study has declared 70 the new 50 – here’s why Baby Boomers are more cognitively able than any previous generation

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says he is ‘embarrassed as an African’ over country’s aid dependency

Analysis: While we do not yet know what caused the blaze, it bears all the hallmarks of Russian state-sponsored terrorism

Analysis: The continuation of war enables his political survival against the will of the majority of Israelis

His threat of ‘all hell breaking loose’ has concentrated minds – but no one should underestimate the pressure on Netanyahu to scupper it

La Plagne is famed for its beginner-friendly slopes – leaving confident skiers with an entire paradise to explore off-piste

With obesity rates soaring, many experts have been lobbying for better regulation of the US ‘industrial food complex’ for years

Israel set to engage private military contractors to create safe ‘bubbles’ for Palestinians

Sinwar’s death a moment of ‘opportunity or doom’, says hostage negotiator

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called Oct 7 massacre ‘logical act’ and praised missile bombardment during defiant prayer sermon in Tehran

The Telegraph’s Paul Nuki set off for an IDF briefing, but faced an air strike, a shooting and Iranian retaliation

Is the global health boom over? Decades of progress at a cross roads as malnutrition rages

The author of bestseller ‘Jerusalem’ on why the West needs to be more shrewd in dealing with Hamas and his vision for Israel’s future

Plan to exhume remains of soldiers and hold them ‘prisoner’ detailed in seven-page document shared with The Telegraph by Israeli officials

Israeli air strike on school complex reportedly kills dozens in Gaza

Researchers at the vast facility describe the ‘pre-pandemic’ jabs being made there as a ‘first line of defence’