Shafik Mandhai

Massive Attack said there were 'aggressive, vexatious campaigns' against artists who spoke out on Israeli abuses against Palestinians

On display at the Aga Khan Centre until 1 December, artist Farkhondeh Ahmadzadeh celebrates a Persian epic using a traditional Iranian painting style

Alon Elgali appears to be in a video showing civilian buildings being levelled in Rafah

The artist and trainee dentist fled the Israeli army in northern Gaza and made her way to Egypt

Middle East Eye's Hossam Sarhan's documentary centres on the life of a Zionist militant who sought to form an alliance with Nazi Germany against the British

Published by Saqi, the book includes essays about life in the besieged territory during and before the start of the conflict in October 2023

Five reads by Palestinian, Jewish, and western authors on the lead-up to and aftermath of the Nakba

A Muslim advocacy group has issued a set of 18 “demands” for the UK’s opposition Labour party to win back the support of the community.

Israel’s attack on the fifth-century Church of Saint Porphyrius in Gaza has turned the spotlight on the besieged Palestinian enclave’s Christian population.

The leader of the UK’s Labour party, Keir Starmer, has been criticised by the mayor of Leicester for his one-sided response to the Israel-Palestine war.

Documentary marks tenth anniversary of the killing of hundreds of protesters in Cairo’s Rabaa Square after the coup that overthrew the late president, Mohamed Morsi

The 13th century Persian poet and Islamic scholar is renowned worldwide for his poems about divine love

The streaming platform has sparked a backlash by depicting the legendary queen as a Black woman despite no evidence of her having sub-Saharan ancestry

Hundreds of fables featuring the semi-fictionalised cleric are told across the Islamic world

Abbasid chroniclers like Ibn Fadlan visited the region in the hope of spreading Islam and establishing trade routes, leaving detailed descriptions of the people living there

Abbasid chroniclers like Ibn Fadlan visited the region in the hope of spreading Islam and establishing trade routes, leaving detailed descriptions of the people living there

More than 200 members of staff and researchers at the University of Manchester are calling on the institution to cut its ties with Tel Aviv University in the wake of Israel’s recent bombing campaign in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Pro-Palestinian activists in the English city of Leicester have shut down a factory operated by UAV Tactical Systems, a subsidiary of the Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems. Middle East Eye counted four activists on the roof of the factory on Wednesday wearing red overalls and waving the Palestinian flag.

Muslims are reacting angrily to a post by Israel’s official Arabic language account on Twitter, after it shared verses from the Quran seemingly justifying its bombing of the besieged Gaza Strip. The tweet shared on Tuesday morning included verses from the chapter (or surah) known as ‘the elephant’, alongside a photo of a plume of smoke rising out of a building after an Israeli air strike.

Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile system has been the object of lavish praise in Western media outlets over the past week, as the Israeli military bombards Gaza and uses the system to shoot down rockets fired by Palestinian armed groups into Israeli territory.